I heard on the news yesterday that D-C is increasing the number of shifts at their plant in Canada this summer because they can't keep up with the orders of 300C's. I wonder where they're going because I hardly see any in Toronto.
Sounds as if you need new spectacles -- I see them *all over* Toronto.
-DS
Must be those headlights on the Intrepid, Dan, cuz I just got new specs a month ago and I still don't see the 300C's. They must be hiding out in the poshy part of town : )
Arthur
I've seen about five or six so far in Maryland.
You won't see many - if any - here on Long Island. The only one I see is the one in my driveway :)
Queen and Coxwell is poshy...? Bloor and Ossington...? Yonge and...well, anything...?
-DS
Kokomo, Indiana is full of them. Also starting to see a lot of Magnum's roaming around
Haven't see a single one on the street in Massachusetts.
According to USA today they are selling great.
"Richard Ehrenberg @hvc.rr.com>" In the Hudson Valley of NY, they've become nearly ubiquitous. Looks like a
In fact they are selling so great they are cutting off the rental car company's supply.
Me too.
I have seen that the Budget dealer on Derry Road north of the Airport has some for rent. Ugly cream colour though. James Linn
As well they should. Chrysler, has built a solid, FAST sedan that's got the looks to match the performance. It brings a grin to my face everytime I start my ride to work in the morning.
See
The looks haven't grown on me yet...and probably won't. Every time I see a
300, I want a sandwich (looks like the bread box in my kitchen).Check out the old Downsview Air Force Base, there's hundreds of them parked there. Don't know why, first time I've seen that many Chryslers in one spot.
/jowaite
At an Air Force base? I used to work for a defense contractor. A lot of the vehicles parked at an Air Force Base can be from visitors. Translation: rental cars.
Storage parking. Airports are common places for manufacturers to park new cars that are waiting to be sold and transported.
Think about it. Airports are fenced and secure places (usually). Hard to get onto an airport field (without being caught). Even harder (or impossible) to steal a car that's parked on the tarmack (assuming it's drivable. Probably don't have much gas in them anyways). No doubt a source of revenue for the airport.
It's pretty common to see hundreds of cars parked on the perimiter of the airport field in Windsor (Ontario) if you're on the EC-Row overpass at Lauzon rd.
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