I have owned Chrysler products my entire life. Never had an issue with any of them!
I had a 94 Chrysler LHS, that got totaled by a drunk @ 177K miles)
97 Chrysler Cirrus that I "Accidently" blew up (hehe)@ 134k miles
97 Dodge Intrepid ES that I traded in at 75K miles for a
2001 Chrysler Concorde that I traded in with 95K miles for a
2005 Scion tC.......... Now I picked this car up in May 2005. 2 weeks after I picked this car up, It needed to go back for a horrible rattle from the front suspension. ended up just being a lose bumper cover. This car had the worst interior rattle out of ANY of the cars above. Panels squeaked, rear hatch rattled, radio cover made this horrible screeching sound over bumps etc.
I took the car from MA-PA for a car show that I attend every year and it was o.k. after about 45 minutes in the seat I wanted OUT!! Not a comfortable car to take on a long trip, and I only average 23mpg at 65-70 mph, which is terrible for a 4 cyl. and 5 speed manual, the freaking LHS with its big ass 3.5L V6 got 28.6 mpg on that same trip! but back the the subject. About a week after I got home the car started pulling to the right dramatically. Took it to the dealer, and with only 4K miles they did the Re-alignment" under warranty. It drove fine for 2 hours, took my hand off the wheel and it traveled to the right... made another service appointment and it went in again.
Dropped the car off and was told it would take "all day." Asked for a loaner car and was told that Toyota will only give loaner cars if the car is "undriveable." WTF Is that? I got a loaner for the 01 for a freakin oil change! End up that the tech forgot to align the rear as well... Ended up not being the case, it still pulled...
Contacted Scion and was told to bring the vehicle to another dealer and it would be taken care of... Not the case again! Took it too this other dealer and they had it for 3 days and couldn't find a problem, "Low profile tires pull" is what I was told... BS
Contacted Scion once again and was told to take it to their regional service center and some head honcho service tech will look at it... Tells me that this a major issue, gets me a loaner car and sent me on my way... One week later I get a phone call saying that the front wheels needed to be replaced, steering rack, struts, all kinds of front end parts... Go pick up the car (At 7pm in the dark so I didn't notice the following) get in the car and drive home. I drop my cell phone and go to pick it up, take my hands off the wheel and the car SWERVED right very dramatically. I corrected the situation and noticed that the steering wheel was practically up side down while moving straight...
I do some investigating and contact a lawyer and send a letter to Toyota stating that it was a lemon and I wanted my car taken FAR AWAY. After one last repair attempt per mass law, the Scion was declared a LEMON.
Purchased a 2002 Chrysler Concorde Limited with 11K miles and total it after 3 months of ownership
Now I'm Driving my 300M Special! I absolutely love it! Handles like a dream (I love taking certain on-ramps at 70+mph and not a screech hehe) It also stops on a dime, and has very quick pick up, and NOT one rattle or bump, and it rides harder then the Scion did, because it has the performance suspension... That is saying something.
I have a friend who owns a 2001 300M and he has over 310K miles and is still going strong!
here is a picture of my M: