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#3967 of 4893 Chrysler 300's - 2006 models by maggi Feb 15, 2005 (3:52 pm)
does anyone know when orders stop for the Chrysler 300 2005 models and when 2006 production starts. I'm asking because it was just about a year ago that the 2005 went into production - so will 2006 start soon, or not until the traditional August time frame? Also, if anyone knows how the '06's will be structured content-wise; apparently i'ts a Detroit mode of operation to decontent cars as they age, model-wise.
#3968 of 4893 by jeep Feb 15, 2005 (4:37 pm)
The '05 orders have already stopped. You can now order the '06. Only minoe differences like they are finally offering the TPS. Replies to this message: maggi (Feb 16, 2005 11:55 am) maggi (Feb 16, 2005 5:36 pm)
#3969 of 4893 2005 / 2006 by rayainsw Feb 16, 2005 (4:38 am)
That sort of info is typically available (free) here:   http://www.us.leaseplan.com/fleet_resources/fr_pnews.htm   - Ray Not leasing right now . .
#3970 of 4893 Re: [jeep] by maggi Feb 16, 2005 (11:55 am)
Replying to: jeep (Feb 15, 2005 4:37 pm) Thanks, Jeep .... sorry, what is TPS? Where can I see standard and optional features? Replies to this message: maggi (Feb 16, 2005 5:36 pm)
#3972 of 4893 Re: [jeep] by maggi Feb 16, 2005 (5:36 pm)
Jeep, the protection group, which includes run flat tires, includes TPS because, of course, if the tires are run flat, a sensor is needed to advise if air pressure is lost.   Where can I find the standard/optional features for the 2006 models?
#3973 of 4893 TPS by dkrhardy Feb 17, 2005 (9:52 am)
I'm 99.999% sure that the protection group has the Conti self sealing tires, NOT any sort of run flat tires. The '05 "C" has the protection group as an option, as on mine, and the tires are self sealing. Sort of.
#3974 of 4893 300 RWD in snow by carguy10 Feb 17, 2005 (11:11 am)
Anybody with experience with a 300 RWD in snowy/icy conditions? Does the traction control help enough to consider it without AWD? Replies to this message: pat (Feb 17, 2005 12:38 pm) dkrhardy (Feb 18, 2005 9:22 am) jo158 (Feb 21, 2005 12:31 pm)
#3975 of 4893 Re: 300 RWD in snow [carguy10] by pat HOST Feb 17, 2005 (12:38 pm)
Replying to: carguy10 (Feb 17, 2005 11:11 am) Hi carguy10, here's a tip for you. If you put "snow" into the Search This Discussion box (on the page bar at the top and the bottom of the page) and hit Search, you'll get links to a whole bunch of posts that may help you. Check them out.   A lot of people don't notice that handy little feature that is so helpful at retrieving useful information already posted.   Have fun!
#3976 of 4893 300 RWD in Snow by timcar Feb 17, 2005 (10:01 pm)
Don't know, but Car and Driver did an interesting comparison a number of years ago among FWD, RWD, and AWD cars in snow. What they learned is that while AWD works best, and FWD better than RWD, the GREATEST determinant of traction isn't drive configuration, but tires. Cars with AWD and summer tires usually go nowhere in really bad conditions. Conversely, RWD cars with good winter tires will outperform other drive configurations without.   Conti is evidently now making a high quality winter tire in stock 225/60/18. They're pricey, but Tire Rack has them.   http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Continental&tire- Model=ContiWinterContact+TS790+V&vehicleSearch=true&partnum=26VR8- TS790XL&fromCompare1=yes

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