2008 Chrysler 300

I bought my Chrysler 300 in 2011 with 72,000 miles on it. I have driven the car across the country no less than 2 dozen times over the years.

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A Tale of Roadside Woes: Battling Deceit with Determination

Toby adds fuel to the 300 roadside after learning that the fuel gauge was failing.

In the world of travel, unexpected mishaps are not uncommon. Yet, it’s often our resilience and resourcefulness that define these experiences. Recently, I found myself in a peculiar situation while on a business trip in sunny southern Florida. It was a moment that tested my patience and showcased the power of persistence.

As I was cruising towards a client meeting near the bustling city of Miami, fate decided to throw a curveball my way. My beloved Chrysler 300 came to an abrupt halt, leaving me stranded on the roadside. The culprit? An empty gas tank, a situation I had never imagined I’d find myself in.

422,000 miles on the 300

Driving back to Phoenix, the 2008 Chrysler 300 that I’ve crossed the country many, many times turned 422,000 almost exactly at the Arizona / New Mexico state line.

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