Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Mr Skrunts on 05 October 2014, 19:35:49
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Anyone had a go in one.? :y
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I don't know any drug dealers.....so no. ;)
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I don't know any drug dealers.....so no. ;)
Pimps use them too :y
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I don't know any drug dealers.....so no. ;)
Pimps use them too :y
I have a stable full of 'bitches' that I can put to work.......but no 300C. ;) ;D ;D
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I have been looking at them and monaro's still prefer a monaro but there seems more choice with the 300c. :-\
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didnt that delboy bloke have one?
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A friend of mine has a V6 diesel 300c,goes well and good on fuel for its size,it's huge on the road though or at least it feels it :y
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Had one in the states whilst on holiday,mmmmm V8 Hemi,bit like the Omega,can lift it's skirt up and fly,but like the UK there's not much opportunity to boil the hides ::) and it's a big old barge so you have to pick the bigger parking spaces :y
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Cheap for what it is, the interior is never as good as Merc/Audi etc. I supplied a 3.5 V6 touring recently, nice car to drive and does have massive presence. Some parts can be hard to obtain. And there are some peculiarities, for example the wheel nuts can swell up making it very hard to remove them. Some brake parts, and sensors are hard to obtain.
But overall nice cars, all have Xenon's, electric seats, cruise, leather.
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http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201406064806434/sort/atcustom/radius/1500/page/1/usedcars/model/300c/make/chrysler/fuel-type/petrol/postcode/rh135ue/onesearchad/used%2Cnearlynew%2Cnew?logcode=p
Another grand gets one with a chavvy bodykit ;D
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I've often thought about an estate one of these, but somehow the styling is just a bit OTT. I can't explain, it would seem to fit, big engine, big car, RWD etc, but as someone above said a bit of a flashy drug dealing Arthur Daley car. If only it was a bit more subtle . . . . :-\
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I've often thought about an estate one of these, b ....
No good if you want to carry anything. They're tiny in the back for such a big car. ???
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Not keen on the estate and like you say a bit on the small size :(
(http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/imagecache/file/fit/730x700/media/5098273/Chrysler%20300C%20Touring%20(5).jpg)
Like the saloon though , lot of car for the money . Usually park next to one most weeks , makes the Omega look/feel like a mini ;D
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I've often thought about an estate one of these, b ....
No good if you want to carry anything. They're tiny in the back for such a big car. ???
Also, looking at Emds' picture, doesn't look like a flat/level rear load area, seems there is a "well". No good for me at all.
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Do you think they could have used any more plastic inside that car :o
That's not even a big rucksack in there either... makes the Insignia hatch look practical ;D
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Looks a bit better :-\ Those bloody wheel arches are huge ::)
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_RwTlT1U9_S8/TNDACGFviMI/AAAAAAAABGM/GaXNg0-nJMQ/s1600/Chrysler-300C_Touring_UK_Version_2008_800x600_wallpaper_1b.jpg)
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Father has the 300c diesal estate. Just about enough room in the boot for couple bags o shopping, and when I have to drive them to Heathrow, struggle to get 2 full size cases and two flight bags in the boot.
but plenty of cabin space,good infotainment system,and super cold aircon,seats like soft armchairs.
Meant for straight Yankee roads,not English cart tracks. :)
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Father has the 300c diesal estate. Just about enough room in the boot for couple bags o shopping, and when I have to drive them to Heathrow, struggle to get 2 full size cases and two flight bags in the boot.
but plenty of cabin space,good infotainment system,and super cold aircon,seats like soft armchairs.
Meant for straight Yankee roads,not English cart tracks. :)
Always thought the estate looked quite small in the back,odd really as the saloon boot is a big un.
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Looks a bit better :-\ Those bloody wheel arches are huge ::)
(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_RwTlT1U9_S8/TNDACGFviMI/AAAAAAAABGM/GaXNg0-nJMQ/s1600/Chrysler-300C_Touring_UK_Version_2008_800x600_wallpaper_1b.jpg)
They have to be with the wheels and tyres the size they are. :y ;D
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had one for a week in south Africa four adults and luggage 160 mph and so quiet didn't feel like you were doing 70
loved it, yes its not perfect not good on bends but fantastic on long runs
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had one for a week in south Africa four adults and luggage 160 mph and so quiet didn't feel like you were doing 70
loved it, yes its not perfect not good on bends but fantastic on long runs
I dont think it was designed to go round corners at that speed ::) ;D
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Yep, they're nice :y. I know of one which is going, however it's a bit chavved' up in my opinion.