2012 Chrysler 200 Reviews, Pricing & Specs

This is my third Chrysler convertible. Each time, they get better and better! I love this 200 and the price is the best for a mid-size convertible. It's my dream car! Try it out and you will agree. You can't beat it on a sunny day!

that it is made here in the U.S. Of America! We need to as Americans do ALLthat we can do to support businesses on these shores,Proud to do my part,this is the fifth Cryco product that I have owned and I have been very happy with all of them.

Outstanding vehicle and really worth it. Greatly underrated.

Blind spots may be a problem for you. Car takes some getting accustomed. The wind tunnel rake of the car's profile creates a few blindspots and also the angle of headlamps' night driving view in front. I added 1/2" wheel spacers to the front hubs to correct the angle and widen the front track.

Hands down a great ride with total control at your fingertips. Handsome interior as well as exterior. The 200 is not driving its enjoying!

This was a very affordable Hardtop Convertible when new and still is today. It is especially good if yours has to sit outside. Mine leaks a bit. Where the top meets the windshield and on the shoulder of the roof seam above the back window, It drips around the left rear quarter window and at the front part of the drivers door. A towel there when parked absorbs any water. It really doesnt leak when driving. Other than that it drives nicely and has good power. Mileage is not bad for a heavy car 19 city/29 highway. The front bucket seats are not super comfortable as you tend to sit ON them and not IN them. The back seat is wonderful but has NO leg room unless the front seats are moved quite away up. Heat and AC are good. When the temperature is 90 or above, my radio seems to go crazy with the heat and will change and save ANY station it finds or save all the push buttons to the same station. I am considering changing it out. The trunk is adequate with the top down allowing for two small suitcases and other small bags, The trunk is CAVERNOUS with the top up and rivalled my RAV4 when moving boxes as I downsized my home. It holds a LOT of cargo, golf bags, luggage or at least two people! :) There is considerable torque-steer when accelerating and the steering tends to over-steer when making a quick maneuver until you get used to driving it. The long, low nose does scrape on exit of some driveways and I have torn one under-bumper apron off on high, uneven curb stones. I also had to install a backup camera. I believe the 2011-2014 were designed by Daimler before selling the company to FCA so it has a Benz-like louvered grille and very nice lines all the way to the taillights. I cant say how many compliments I have received just from people in parking lots. It is a gorgeous car top down or up, which is unusual. Best of all you can still get the Limited or S hard top with good miles for around $12,000 and soft top Touring editions for under $10k. It is far less expensive with lower maintenance cost than a hard top VW, BMW or Benz. A great price for a roomy convertible that can comfortably accommodate four people on a short trip and two people on a long one.

Well it drives nice, but it has hail damage and the radio doesnt work, but the mileage is good and it is comfortable.

Love this car but constantly having to fix or repair something on this 3,6 liter motor, but when it runs, it runs great

Everything I was looking for Except the color. Sliver with a tan rag top.