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The new Chrysler Voyager is leaps and bounds ahead of its predecessor, which was clumsy, thirsty and unreliable. On looks alone, the new Grand Voyager picks up full marks. The smart exterior design is the product of a model renaissance at Chrysler....
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Can the Chrysler 300 be more than just a fad car? That’s the challenge facing the US brand’s most important model as it arrives in Australia in new-generation form. Chrysler has a history of producing cars with huge novelty appeal that have struggled for market durability. Think Prowler, PT Cruiser and Crossfire coupe....
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The Chrysler 300 Luxury scores highly for its impressive equipment list, comfy ride and outstanding diesel engine. It loses points however for its lacklustre transmission, wallowy handling and some sub-par details to the interior. It’s better than it was, but those shortcomings mean it’s still got a way to go before it can rival the premium European and Japanese marques....
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An old favourite with more refinement and finesse looks like a winner for Australia. It's not as responsive as the HSV cars, but more punchy than the FPV Falcons. It feels less involving, but that will suit some people and it does have a very distinctive look....
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Look out Falcon and Holden, the gangsta is back on the streets. The biggest single improvement on the 300C is an eight-speed automatic, a first for any American car, with the V6 engine. Other models only get a carryover five, but it will be a big selling point on the starter car in combination with a new V6 that's way better than in the past in everything from smoothness to 218 kiloWatts and 353 Newton-metres....
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It’s a simple case of mathematics. The 300C SRT8 is such a huge bargain, it’s like a barn-find without the dirt, straw and chickens
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