Have always used Dollar on trips to Florida and normally get a Town Car, however this time I got a Chrysler 300 touring and was informed that Florida no longer has Town Cars. I'm no expert on American cars but is the Chrysler not over $10k cheaper than a Lincoln, surely this is a very sneaky way of significantly increasing their prices.
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I'm just a youngin, but I would take a 300 anyday over a Towncar.Originally Posted by muzski
Have always used Dollar on trips to Florida and normally get a Town Car, however this time I got a Chrysler 300 touring and was informed that Florida no longer has Town Cars. I'm no expert on American cars but is the Chrysler not over $10k cheaper than a Lincoln, surely this is a very sneaky way of significantly increasing their prices.
I had this in Vegas and loved it!
The 300 touring is a nice car. I had one in RSW through Hertz (This was considered a Premium with Hertz) but I would take a TC anyday. They ride like a dream, and the V8 power is amazing...In defense of Dollar, that all comes with a price tag too!
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Same here .. drove to the Grand Canyon and all the way down to Tijuana, Mexico with it ^Originally Posted by writetorich
I had this in Vegas and loved it!
Nice car, with leather seats. The built-in Sirius radio made it even nicer
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I think you are seriously over estimating the price that Lincoln gets for its Towncars from fleet customers. Even retail I could probably buy a Towncar for roughly the same as the 300 Touring you rented (which I assume had a few options like leather seats), the Lincoln is much much more heavily discounted.Originally Posted by muzski
I'm no expert on American cars but is the Chrysler not over $10k cheaper than a Lincoln, surely this is a very sneaky way of significantly increasing their prices.
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I understand that, i was talking about the towncar. Sorry for the confusion.Originally Posted by kunphuzn
Hate to break the news to you, but 300 Touring Coupes have 6 cylinders. You have to go to the 300C or SRT to get the V8.