I don't see all the hate for all the Chrysler products. I've driven the 300C with the Hemi and loved it! It's a great alternative to spending thousands more on something European. Not to mention the reduced parts and service costs
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Originally posted by chadthestampede View PostI work at a Kia dealer and they're alright. Great of you just want something to get you around. Plus they have a decent warranty. We just replaced a complete engine on an 08 Rondo with 80k miles because the owner didn't do regular maintenance. All under warranty. The biggest problem with Kia is the people that buy them don't take care of them.
In recent weeks I have been researching and test driving vehicles to replace my Tacoma pickup. I stumbled upon a 2004 Nissan Frontier King Cab pickup, local 1-owner, just 83K miles, super clean in & out due to being garaged since day one, and no accidents or stories. A bit of unicorn considering most import pickups this age have a bazillion miles on them and where used as work vehicles with battle scars everywhere. The seller was an older guy who used this truck as a second vehicle and the occasional trip to Home Depot. After a 15 minute test drive, I bought it. Below is the only pic I have, I'll eventually get more....
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1991 325i - sold :(
2004 2WD Frontier King Cab
RIP #17 Jules Bianchi
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I'll agree with a Nissan Versa. I had one as a rental and it was borderline dangerous to drive around in Boston. It didn't have any power to merge. I pissed off so many northerners, but what am I to do? I will judge very harshly if I ever meet someone that owns a versa.
Also, Jeep Patriot. My old roommate has one, and it's just a pile. Very cheap feeling, falling apart, sensors failing at 2 years. If you ever met him, you'd understand he'd be one to buy that.1989 325i S50 swapped
2007 4Runner Sport V8
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Im gonna have to go with Chrysler as well, and my daily is a Grand Cherokee. Only reason i bought it was cuz of the Merc diesel in it.
I rent cars for work travel, and i mean, a lot. Easily spend more days in a rental then driving my own vehicles and i will absolutely not take a Chrysler product, closely followed by the chevy. I can't believe that the Cruze is in the same category as the Focus. The Focus is miles ahead in interior, road dynamics and overall quality.
My go to car is a Ford Fuzion with the ecoboost engine. That thing is just the tits. Closely followed by the Hyundai Elantra. Just sucks that National is phasing those cars out and pushing the Chrysler 200s in their rental centers.
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Originally posted by Red_liner740 View PostIm gonna have to go with Chrysler as well, and my daily is a Grand Cherokee. Only reason i bought it was cuz of the Merc diesel in it.
I rent cars for work travel, and i mean, a lot. Easily spend more days in a rental then driving my own vehicles and i will absolutely not take a Chrysler product, closely followed by the chevy. I can't believe that the Cruze is in the same category as the Focus. The Focus is miles ahead in interior, road dynamics and overall quality.
My go to car is a Ford Fuzion with the ecoboost engine. That thing is just the tits. Closely followed by the Hyundai Elantra. Just sucks that National is phasing those cars out and pushing the Chrysler 200s in their rental centers.1989 325i S50 swapped
2007 4Runner Sport V8
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Originally posted by Stanley Rockafella View PostI don't see all the hate for all the Chrysler products. I've driven the 300C with the Hemi and loved it! It's a great alternative to spending thousands more on something European. Not to mention the reduced parts and service costsLast edited by dnguyen1963; 09-11-2015, 08:35 AM.
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