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This is Chrysler's top of the line sedan, right? So why doesn't somebody tweak some of the minor problems, like the dashboard glare we keep hearing about?

"Cajunjo" writes:
Someone needs to warn the public about the safety hazard of the windshield in the 1999 Chrysler 300M. The dashboard starts out black, nearest the window, then turns to tan. Where the two colors meet, it throws a glare on the windshield that makes it very hard to see out of. You either have to look above or below the line and when it is raining, it is almost impossible to see through.

I called Chrysler and was told that they are aware of this problem, but so far, are not doing anything to correct it. The public needs to be warned before buying a new Chrysler as I did.

Jo of Ball Ground, GA, writes:

I think that the new Chrysler 300M has a definate safety problem. The dash is two different colors, black nearest the front window followed by tan.

Where the two colors meet, it throws a line across the windshield making it very hard to see. You either have to look above or below the line and in rainy weather, it is almost impossible to see.

I have called Chrysler and was told that I am not the only one that has complained, but so far, nothing is being done about it. It is a bad risk factor. I paid, and am still paying for a car that I think is dangerous to drive.



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