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http://www.caranddriver.com/xp/Caranddriver/dai/2003/march/200303- 12_dai_chrysler_sedans.xml
They should add to that the fact that there is no shift interlock, at least on the 99 300M. I was shocked one day when I accidentally shifted into R without having to put my foot on the brake pedal. I thought it was a law that auto trannies had to have this "safety" feature. Guess I was wrong.
fastdriver
We have been building a ton of Specials with the Nav systems in them . Anybody order a 2004 ???
Has anyone else had this problem 2003? Had a 2001 with normal brakes. With all the DECONTENTING of the 2003 were the brakes also cheapened?
My 5* ,who is very good at addressing problems will check it out as soon as I can arrange a service date.
One of the complaints read:
PEDAL ACCELERATES ACCESSIVELY WHILE TRAVELING ON HIGHWAY. DEALERSHIP IS AWARE OF PROBLEM.*AK
another:
AFTER DEPRESSING GAS PEDAL IT BECAME STUCK, CAUSING CONSUMER TO HIT ANOTHER VEHICLE, AND A POLE. DEALER HAS BEEN CONTACTED. PLEASE PROVIDE FURTHER INFORMATION.*AK
Damn those unruly pedals that run away like that.
Of the 5 complaints none involved a 300M.
The car can convey the impression of accelerating by itself if:
The current speed is above the cruise control activation point.
The cruise is set, but currently canceled.
The resume button is pressed.
So lets suppose for a minute that somebody accidently/unknowingly pushes on the resume button while the cancel is activated. Depending on how fast they are going the car could accelerate quite briskly trying to get back to the preset speed. Of course the driver is startled because they don't realize the resume button got pressed and they think the car just took off by itself.
Is this scenario likely? Absolutely.
http://www.manassaschrysler.com
in Manassas, VA. They have had one in stock for a few weeks now.
Scroll down the new Chyrsler 300m's; at the bottom is an '04 model.
http://www.detnews.com/2003/insiders/0303/17/inside-110463.htm
fastdriver
As expected, Puegeot and Renault dominate the scene.
The French were courteous and even friendly to us, but we were glad to be out of Europe and airplanes before any serious action in Iraq.
Washed the Silver Bullet today and thanked my lucky stars I live in Texas. God bless America.
Silver
"God bless America."
You can say that again!
fastdriver
Thanks for your help otto, you were right about the gafarbled cable.
Sigh,
Phil
:-) Don't even say it!
fastdriver
-MMCCCM
5600 miles and still loving this car.
It shifts so smooth now that I am convinced it was defective upon purchase, I just didn't realize it. It was always a bit hard to shift, but got to the point where I had to practically pull with great force to get it to move. It shifts like butter now, like it NEVER did before.
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http://www.thecarconnection.com/index.asp?article=5862
I don't think Virgil Exner or Elwood Engel would approve. The roofline sort of reminds me of the new Accord. Also it reminds me of the Infinity G45, which reminds me of a 1969 Dodge Polara.
The way to tell is to look through the wheel spokes and see if there is a fairly deep groove between the hub and the inside edge of the rotor disc. That is the external venting that tells you the car has the HD brakes and PHP. If there is no groove present then the brakes are standard and the car doesn't have PHP.
If you're buying from a Chrysler dealer, you can have them run the VIN. This should give you all the info you want/need, plus some you probably won't want.
fastdriver
Why aren't they following the same design theme that they started with Crossfire and Airflite (supposedely next Sebring)