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Old 10-19-2011, 10:13 PM
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Default how long do chrysler 300's usually last??

i am thinking of buying the car in the link below, but it has 75k miles on it already, how long do these things usually last??

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Old 10-20-2011, 08:22 AM
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That mileage is really low compared to the ones I work on. I don't think I would get an AWD unless you live in the snow belt. I see them regularly at 150K plus. Being that the car is from MASS, I would be worried about corrosion.
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That mileage is really low compared to the ones I work on. I don't think I would get an AWD unless you live in the snow belt. I see them regularly at 150K plus. Being that the car is from MASS, I would be worried about corrosion.
im in Wisonsin so RWD is no good.

and what do you mean corrosion? like falling apart?? and why is that specific to MASS??
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im in Wisonsin so RWD is no good.

and what do you mean corrosion? like falling apart?? and why is that specific to MASS??
Anywhere they use a bunch of salt on the roads or on the coastline things corrode. Never said it was specific to MASS
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Anywhere they use a bunch of salt on the roads or on the coastline things corrode. Never said it was specific to MASS
oh ok. so overall you think it would be a good buy?? I'm mainly concerned about the life expectancy, but have hear form several that they last 150k+
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its irrelevant any way u look at it no one can tell u how long something lasts
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