2015 Chrysler 200 S
Verdict #129 · 140,830 miles · VIN 1C3CCCBB9FN756298 · Stock #Not listed MOOSED
“$6,975 for a 200 S that books near $6,200 clean with 141k miles — overpriced and over-miled.”
Pros
- S trim adds sport suspension and paddle shifters
- Photographs clean in red
- Roomy, comfortable highway sedan
Cons
- $6,975 exceeds Edmunds clean dealer retail ($6,234) at 140,830 miles
- A 140,000-mile 200 Limited comp listed at $5,950
- The 2.4L + 9-speed automatic combo is known for rough shifting and reliability complaints
Analysis
The 2015 Chrysler 200 S looks the part — the red paint and sport trim photograph well. But $6,975 at 140,830 miles is over Edmunds clean dealer retail of $6,234, and a 140,000-mile 2015 200 Limited comp listed at $5,950, a full grand less.
Mechanical reality bites harder: the 2.4L Tigershark with the ZF 9-speed automatic is one of the most complained-about powertrains of the decade — harsh shifts, hesitation, and premature failures are well documented. Buying the riskiest version of an already depreciation-heavy sedan at over book is a double penalty.
Verdict: MOOSED. Pretty car, wrong price, wrong powertrain reputation.
Market Comparison
- Edmunds clean dealer retail, 2015 200 S — $6,234
- 2015 200 Limited, 140,000 mi — $5,950 (classiccarsdepot)
- CarMax instant offers, 2015 200 at 140k mi — ~$1,400
- 2015 200 S, 132,289 mi (salvage) — ACV $8,204 (Copart)
The Original Listing
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