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#591 of 4893 Re: battery in trunk by mikemullin6 Mar 01, 2004 (4:51 pm)
They are putting an EXTRA battery in the trunk at the auto shows to run all the power accessories. All those extra power cords are NOT there on the 'real' cars but to support the seats, windows, radio, etc.
#592 of 4893 production by b4z Mar 01, 2004 (6:06 pm)
5500 300Cs have been produced so far. Thats alot to have sitting in a holding yard.
#593 of 4893 Questions... by bph74 Mar 01, 2004 (7:59 pm)
For those of you who have access to Autonews.com can you please post the article titled "Chrysler insists snow is no problem for 300" that is on the main page tonite?   Also, for those of you who've seen the trunk...What kind of hinges are they using for it? Are they using the old style "luggage crusher" or the hinges that don't crush luggage?   Thanks.
#594 of 4893 Re: Production by 99zero Mar 01, 2004 (7:59 pm)
Until recently I have seen 300s under test here in Los Angeles painted in dark gray primer. Now I am seeing them around painted in actual colors - still with manufacturer plates. So it looks like they are ramping up production.   Although the styling is not for me, the concept is intriguing and I will be interested to see how they sell. DCX would be wise to do a better job of adverting the 300 than they have the Pacifica, especially at launch.
#595 of 4893 Questions... by bph74 by soozpk Mar 02, 2004 (5:30 am)
It shouldn't be any worse than any other RWD vehicle you may have owned. If all you've owned are FWD, then you'll see a difference. Actually, one only gets into stability problems with RWD when one doesn't take into consideration the weather and road conditions, and try to drive like it's a nice sunny day in July. I see that all the time. We have main drags here that are 40 mph, and even in icey conditions, people are going 40+, ...........until they realize the light is ready to change. It's quite entertaining.   Sorry, I don't see that article posted anywhere else on the net, Bph74. However, i did come across this one.   http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040206/def023_1.html   Enjoy !
#596 of 4893 soozpk by bph74 Mar 02, 2004 (9:14 am)
I actually have a Lexus IS300 which is rwd...put Michelin Pilot Alpins on it and it did great in the snow...was just interested in reading the article.   Thanks for posting the article...was very interesting.   Brad
#597 of 4893 question? by bigdaddycoats Mar 02, 2004 (9:44 am)
When will the 300 be arriving at dealerships?
#598 of 4893 bigdaddycoats by ipoddin Mar 02, 2004 (10:07 am)
Funny you should ask...I don't know if this is any indication, but I just saw a trailer hauling a bunch of Chryslers as if delivering to a dealership. On it were convertible PT cruiser's, a 300M and a 300C! Just drove past my window at work today (in Hollywood, CA).
#599 of 4893 soozpk & ipoddin- by fastdriver Mar 02, 2004 (10:20 am)
soozpk-   How come your messages don't print all the way across the page? Do you purposely type them that way? Just curious.    ipoddin-   Some people won't be happy to hear that a 300C was on the truck when they were told that they are all in a quonsit hut in Canada until next month!   fastdriver
#600 of 4893 300C in SoCal - For R&T Testing?? by fsmmcsi Mar 02, 2004 (11:59 am)
Since Road & Track is based in southern California, I wonder if the 300C on the car hauler is for them? The magazines will need cars for their full test drives. As understand it, they only had them for several hours in Palm Springs.

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