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My two copper's worth.
O-O
Your dealer must have taken the extra money that you overpayed and put it down on a new 300M. And they probably framed your picture and hung it on the 'most charitable donation' board.
Enough bashing though.
How do you like the lousy brakes they put on the Concordes?
your friend Ruski.
P.S. I live in South Florida and even here the butt warmers come in cheeky... I mean handy... I mean... whatever...
oh - I have never had any problems with my memory seats. I love this feature. I always look for this feature when I get a new car.
luvmylxi-Did you just stick your head in to bash and then never come back to see the responses or address them? Pretty cowardly if you ask me. What do you think Andre? BTW-Zaino is a product for use on quality cars by people who really are automobile enthusiasts. With your "bash everyone else's choice" mentality, I seriously doubt that you could appreciate it's true worth. Go to Wal-Mart and get yourself a super saver tub of Sam's Choice paste wax.
As for Mr. Concorde:
I don't know if the extra speakers make a difference, but I love the fullness of sound the 11 give.
The seat warmers come in extremely handy here in Wisconsin. I used mine this morning!
Where did he get the idea tha memory seats don't work. My 5'1" wife loves having her own setting. I have never heard anyone complain of mal function.
As for the horsepower, my guess is this guy is 55+ years old or a mama's boy.
I paid $27,900 for a 2001 with everything but PHG.
If everyone negotiated like him Chrysler would be hiring, not laying off!
SDmike-Great looking exhaust system.
It only took an hour to paint, & then another hour to dry.
I looked at the Concorde when I was car shopping. I liked it a lot, but I was a goner when I saw the 300M. I just couldn't reconcile myself to that bulbuous rear end on the Concorde. Looks a lot like the old Hudsons (see, I am 55+).
Enjoy your Concorde, but any attacks on Ms in this room will certainly fall on deaf and sympathetic ears.
Maybe someone else with the service manual near-by can add, but I removed it once without a screwdriver/pliers and was quite weary when I heard the popping.
-m
no jokes please.
(there are also little clips, aren't there?)
-m
Best of all, he currently charges me $40.00 to do any kind of stripes I want.
See his latest effort for me at:
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1501794&a=11408326&f=0
Thanks, Silver.
Mike
Silver
Mike
FYI: I average about 20mpg in daily 40 mile commute traffic, 25-28 highway depending on speed. I use 87 octane. As a '99, road noise is a little more than I would like, but a big improvement over my '95 Intrepid. The car was great in the snow this winter, and we had a good, snowy winter in Boston.
Concorde LEI guy: I can give you the most important reason as to why the 300M is a better car than the Concorde: Because I bought the 300M! For me, that makes it the better car as it is the one I wanted. As I pay Chrysler every month for it, mine is the only opinion that counts! The Concorde is a nice car, too, and for you it was the better car, so enjoy! I hope you didn't really pay $28,000, though. Doesn't seem like such a good deal...In June of '99 I paid around $29,300 for upgraded stereo, big roof hole and shiny chrome wheels. No rebates at the time, I believe I paid invoice. I did, however, get 0.0% financing! Also, heated seats are quite lovely during the long N.E. winter (as is the traction control!).
All in all, I am really enjoying this car.
'21 Dark Blue/Black Audi A7 PHEV (mine); '22 White/Beige BMW X3 (hers); '20 Estoril Blue/Oyster BMW M240xi 'Vert (Ours, read: hers in 'vert weather; mine during Nor'easters...)
Thanks Dustin, Good advice!
Brian
Brian
Whenever I see and LXI or LHS from the back, I'm not sure which is which. Only the 300M looks distinctive from both ends. They're all nice cars so I'm not going to criticize the cars, however if you were willing to pay $28,000 for an LXI, I've got some real estate next to some high power lines for you
Read the article on duals. Anyone adventurous enough to consider a header replacement? Seems like the exhaust manifold is the primary thing holding this engine back. It will be interesting to see what they do to the exhaust to get 300HP out of this engine. Of course they could also monkey with the compression ratios too.
concorde vs M is no contest --only benefit of the concord is the bigger trunk and 2 inches in the backseat legroom--unless your 7 feet tall, the backseat in the M is plenty roomy
Easyrider300M
Well Chrysler is stating that "that is how the vehicle runs", the dealership has offered to purchase the car back from me !!! What does that tell you . I love the car and selling it back is a last resort I would think that in today's world they could find out the problem... If anyone has had similar problems with the rough running please respond.
I have been waiting to get this resolved so I can put the new springs, 20" wheels and new exhaust in.
Keith
As I mentioned a little while ago, we are changing the names of some of our discussions to drop the various "Part" indicators.
Now that we have moved to our new platform, we no longer have the requirement to stop and restart discussions after the numbers of posts exceed a certain limit. Since this discussion can continue as long as anyone wants to talk about the 300M, there is no longer a need for the "XX" that has been included in the discussion name. Down the road, that could confuse our newer members so I have removed it. I altered the name of the original 300M discussion in the Archives to distinguish it from this one.
Pat
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I don't know about anyone else here, but my idle varies as well. I tracked mine down to the gas station I was using. When I filled up at my normal stopping place, I had no problems. When travelling, or whatever - and filling up at other stations - I would get varied results. Sediment? Picky car? Dunno. Use midgrade fuel.
Here's my take on the 300M thus far. 18K in 10mos.
Negatives:
2 bad Michelins (replaced under their warrenty - cost me 90 bucks because of tread wear - ripoff).
Poor shifting / bumps /etc. - Seemingly fixed by this phantom TSB.
Ride is a little too harsh, and the noise level is high.
A rattle behind the instrument cluster. (didn't someone find/fix this?)
Higher level of "chipping" in the paint from road junk than expected.
Positives:
PHG makes this machine perform like a car 1/2 the size, with great stability at 120+ (no floating).
Powerplant is not Viper material, but it isn't a bad match for this ride.
Traction control works very well in wet weather (and once in the snow.)
Stereo set up can be beat by aftermarket, but I still love the sound.
>>>>Premium drool factor.<<<<<
Y2K Dark Garnet/Pearl Beige, Hole, Upgraded Stereo, PHG, Donut. Added spoiler & Mopar bra so far, & Zaino it regularly.
Shane