CarComplaints.com Notes: Since the Chrysler 200 first hit the streets, owners across the U.S. have complained about how their “dream car” quickly turned into a complete nightmare because of how the engine dies suddenly while driving.
I'm 6' 3" tall. I rented this vehicle from Enterprise while I'm out of town on business. It is almost impossible to enter this vehicle without almost knocking yourself out due to your head hitting the door frame. I have driven smaller cars (not from Chrysler) without having this problem. If I go real slow entering my head still brushes against the door frame. When I first got into the vehicle yesterday at the rental agency I was surprised I didn't get a concussion. I had a headache for hours later. (maybe it was). Since then two more times. This is rated as a standard size car by car rentals. It's large enough inside after negotiating the entrance. I'm surprised the engineers at Chrysler (not really) would design a vehicle like this.
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I'm 6' 3" tall. I rented this vehicle from Enterprise while I'm out of town on business. It is almost impossible to enter this vehicle without almost knocking yourself out due to your head hitting the door frame. I have driven smaller cars (not from Chrysler) without having this problem. If I go real slow entering my head still brushes against the door frame. When I first got into the vehicle yesterday at the rental agency I was surprised I didn't get a concussion. I had a headache for hours later. (maybe it was). Since then two more times. This is rated as a standard size car by car rentals. It's large enough inside after negotiating the entrance. I'm surprised the engineers at Chrysler (not really) would design a vehicle like this.
Anyone else having this problem?
- rick224, Southlake, TX, US