Never and I seriously mean NEVER step foot here. The worst decision I've ever made. Keep in mind that all the issues with the vehicle that you are about to read all happened in ONE AND A HALF MONTHS, which is the time the car actually worked for, ended up having the car in my possession for just a bit over 3 months until I surrendered it and it took the owner over a month to come pick it up! Which leads me to another important reason I'm doing this review, if you see a RED 1999 CHRYSLER 300M on their lot DO NOT BUY IT, here's my story. Bought what seemed to be a very nice car from them. Test drove great! I took it home, and after a bit took it down the road to get a carwash. After not even two hours of having this car, it overheats. Coolant steaming and boiling over, exploded everywhere. I called them and they took a look at it the next day. The sales man, Kevin did a test for a blown head, came back negative but they put it in the shop at no cost to me. Got the car back a few days later, drove it to breakfast, then drove to get gas and guess what? It overheated at the gas station! I called again and demanded my $1000 down payment back to only be told all they will do is put it back in the shop. I felt like I had no choice they wouldn't budge, so I let them try it with the shop one more time. Got it back the next day and it didn't overheat again. (until much later but we're getting there) So I drive the car normally for about a week, then a few days later at 6am I go to start the car to get my boyfriend from work and the car won't turn over. I thought maybe it was too cold, so later in the day I tried again. Still no turning over. So I get it jump started and it fired up. Figured it was an old battery. So I replace it. All is well for two weeks, then again SAME ISSUE. No turning over. Will only start if jumped. So I end up buying a jump box to make my life easier. Now the car dies if left over night. So every day I have to jump it. On Easter of all days, my boyfriend and I were driving home on the freeway, and I look down at my dash and what do you know.. the car is OVERHEATING AGAIN. We take the exit and get into the winco parking lot and it's the exact same scenario as when we got the car. Coolant boiling and exploded everywhere. My thinking is that the mechanic shop put some stop leak in to seal up what they claimed to be an "intake manifold gasket". Because when we got the car from the mechanic the main person hid behind in the shop and sent someone out to give us the keys and just said "here you go!" No explanation on anything that was wrong or why we had to take it back. There is no doubt in my mind that they just bandaid fixed it with stop leak. I got my own people to look at the car and everyone agrees it a blown head, or the thermostat. So after draining my savings, giving them $100 every two weeks, and dumping about $600 of my own money in repairs, and I decided I no longer wanted to pay for this piece of $h!t to sit in my front yard, when it keeps overheating, stalling, and dying every night. I'd rather just not have a car. So I surrendered it, and it took the owner a month to finally come get it, as I mentioned before. That was only a few days ago, and I fully expect that car to be back on his lot if not now then in the coming weeks. They may fix the overheating issue, or do more stop leak, but also there's the power draw issue which I had my mechanic look at and say it had to do with the control module which is a super expensive fix, so if someone were to get this car, even if they fix the overheating, you'll eventually wake up to a dead car every morning. Again it's a RED 1999 CHRYSLER 300M Please, if you can, just go to a reputable dealer. Don't let them fool you and sell you their junk. Ron, the owner even admitted himself he "knows nothing about cars" how are you in business for 25 years and know nothing. All he wants is money, and he'll scam anyone to get it. Plus after purchasing from here, I've heard far too many similar stories to mine. I don't want to see anyone go through what I had to. Just beware. read more