@@BLACKHOLE498 ok lol one more question, does the car have a charging port to charge your phone because I read up that it doesn't have one which kinda of sucks 😂
Im here February 4 th my 18 yr old daughter just bought 2015 Chrysler 200 s im doing research its a nice car havent been in it yet its been snowing and icy
Fuel economy for that kind of power is amazing! Fit and finish can Def be improved. Hopefully overall isn't reflective. Would've loved to see that rear drive concept 200 male it to production but mileage would've probably been a lot lower
I have a 2015 Chrysler 200s. There are a few places like you noted (like between the dashboard and door panel) where the lines don't quite line up...but it's the actual plastic moulds that would have to be changed. I certainly don't have that weird hump in the A pillar like you showed. perhaps there is a clip something not snapped into place properly there. My car is "bright white" but I'm a fan of the blue accents so it doesn't bother me and it blends fairly well. it does look very out of place on the red model though. the 200c version comes with a reddish brown colored accents instead of the blue.... but also trades off the lovely black on black leather for a very light tan colored leather with some weird black accents here and there. not for the faint of heart. some color coordination would be nice. a blacked out for the black, a dark graphite or silver for white and silver cars, blue for blue, the brown for red. But, all in all for a first run of a COMPLETELY new design car it's a very good first try. I personally can't wait to see what 2016 or 2017 have in store.
Chrysler's 'legendary' fit and finish is obvious to see here. However the 200 series cars are very nice and the car is quite competitive. Sales are doing well. I just wish Chrysler take interior fit and finish seriously.
I purchased this vehicle and I do like its classy feel. However I am trying to find how to erase text messages from the screen. If you happen to know please let me know. Thanks.
i’m a little late but if you still have this car or a car with similar issues, go into your bluetooth settings and click the i on the name of the car’s stereo and turn off “show notifications”
When I rented one of these, my two biggest issues were the poor sight lines and the low-speed transmission gear hunting. You really pay a price for wanting style, and for that reason most practical buyers would prefer an Accord or Camry with their more upright bodies.
Bunch of Chrysler-haters .. and domestic-haters, on here ... lol. Different 200s have different interiors ... Mine is leather, black on black. The best version of this car (for anyone who likes it) it the awd - the most advanced and best awd system, of any of the cars in it's class.
Yep, test drove the V6 S model myself, and I concur, the interior speaks "cheap" quite loudly. A shame too because I enjoyed that V6, and the dynamics of the car otherwise. Is it a Mazda 6? Nope. It is way faster than one though. Is it a Kia Optima? Nope, interior again. But it is allot more of a pleasure to drive than any Camry. Honda Accord does not need to worry here. Also the Ford Fusion is a bit more buttoned down overall, but still slower. Over all it is a great car looking for an interior that fits the rest of this good car.
