300 sales

According to Newsweek, Chrysler may have a major hit. Has orders for 60k cars first month which is double what they had for the PTCruiser first month. Not sure if those figures include the Magnum which reportedly, for red V8's some dealers are sticking it to buyers for $5k markup over list. THere is one sitting at the dealer in Raleigh on 70 if anyone needs one.

Reply to
Art
Loading thread data ...

I've only seen one on the streets of Toronto so far.

Reply to
Arthur Alspector

Just one Magnum at our local dealer.

Plenty of 300s though.

Thinking of parting with the M but will wait to see if the 300C will get AWD.

I've also heard some reports of an SXT version with 400 HP availability.

Ken

Reply to
NJ Vike

I've seen one 300 and not a single Magnum so far.

| >

| |

Reply to
James C. Reeves

The Aspen and Volare were also brisk sellers back in 75

Reply to
Howard

Would have been good cars if put together correctly like todays cars.

Reply to
Art

The SXT is the mid-level version of the Dodge Magnum Wagon. The reports you have regarding the 400 HP (6.2?) Hemi will probably be badged the SRT-8 (Crossfire is the SRT-6, 300 will be the SRT-8), according to what I recently read in either C&D or R&T. RP

Reply to
RPhillips47

Any truth that the 300C will have AWD?

Ken

Reply to
NJ Vike

Reply to
Dave

Thanks.

Now I have to decide if I would like to part with the M :-(

I wonder how may M owners have or are thinking of switching.

Ken

availability.

Reply to
NJ Vike

Go to the 300M ezBoard to find out (the answer is 'several').

Bill Putney (to reply by e-mail, replace the last letter of the alphabet in my address with "x")

Reply to
Bill Putney

We will probably keep the M but get rid of the 2001 Avalon.

Reply to
Art

Sounds good to me.

Thanks

Ken

Reply to
NJ Vike

I would have liked to sent the picture I took of my M and the new C but I know that people don't like pictures being sent on usenet.

You really don't like that Avalon ;-)

Ken

Reply to
NJ Vike

Already available with AWD

THe SRT version comes with 425 HP. From a 6.1L.

Reply to
Bob Sacamano

Saturday my wife and I took a 2 hour trip. On anything but smoothest roads we were playing a game in the Avalon called where is the dashboard vibrations coming from. Could not pin it down. Plus after a few thousand miles the ride deteriorated terribly when one person is in the car. Not bad with 2. Defroster, auto climate control, seat heaters and a bunch of other items also work very poorly in the Avalon.

Reply to
Art

Sorry to hear but I still have the privilege of hearing Piston slap each morning; even in this weather on a 2003 Expedition 2004. This was supposedly taken care of on the 5.4 engines back in '99.

I can hardly wait until the weather gets cold again so I can hear that piston dance in the cylinder walls.

No more Expeditions for me.

Ken

Reply to
NJ Vike

Excellent!

Ken

Reply to
NJ Vike

My parents have an Avalon. The thing I noticed was the excessive noise coming from the wheelwells when travelling in wet, slushy, or gravel road conditions.

Also there are so many levers coming out of the steering column, I am always grabbing the wrong one.

Reply to
Hmmm...

MotorsForum website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.