AutoWeek's online forum is abuzz about Consumer Reports' favoring of Ford's Five Hundred over Chrysler's 300. CR was none too pleased with the 300's visibility problems and perceived dearth of interior spaciousness. Is the 300 a classic case of form winning over function, or are testers unfairly targeting the 300's perceived lack of space and poor visibility in their reporting? The accusations of bias fly, as do the measured responses. Democracy in action.
Ford 500 bested the DCX 300 in Consumer Reports [AutoWeek Combustion Chamber]
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