300C's? Where?

I see VERY FEW of the new 300's around here (SW Ontario).

For those that see a lot of them - here's a question: Do you also see
a lot of the older 300M's - or not?

Theory: In places where there are a lot of 300M's, the sales of
300C's will be slow. SW Ontario is SATURATED with 300M's. I can't
drive to work (and back) without seeing at least 3 or 4 300M's along
the way (both ways).

While driving in the states over the past few years, I've been to some
places where I've seen hardly any Chrysler products (ie Seattle -
Portland). I wonder how the 300C is selling there.

 

I see the occasional 300 M. I am quickly seeing a number of 300 C cars. I
live in the Baltimore/Washington area.

 

Join us over here on the U.S. side of the Detroit River sometime. There's
lots of *both*.

--Geoff

 

I just got back from a trip between Nashville and St. Loius. We saw a lot of
300's. Most I've ever seen in a day. I think they will be very common. I see
ten or twelve 1994-97 LHS's every day of the world, and another dozen 2nd
Gen LH cars. I expect to see a lot of 300s eventually. I think the 300's are
somewhat underpriced, so they may be more popular than what they are
replacing. I like the styling, but I think I can finally see what the
detractors of the styling are saying about the beltline. When you follow a
300 on the road, it looks terrible.

I also saw a Dodge magnum on the road, only one.

 

I just came back from a trip to Alberta. Tried to arrange to rent a
new 300, thought I had it lined up, but Thrifty had a 300M for me. I
rented a new Grand AM from Avis instead (had that lined up too because
I suspected that Thrifty really wouldn't have a new 300 available).

I did see 1 or 2 of the new 300's (rental cars, one from Washington
state) and yes, I've been a detractor of the high belt-line ever since
seeing the first pics available on the new 300 Behemoth.

I don't know what I hate more. The high belt-line, or the front end
that belongs more on an SUV than a premium, near-luxury car.