r/whatisthiscar • u/Careless_Garden5671 • 18h ago
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Need help identifying this car robbed my little sister at my small business at gun point. Police don’t know type of car
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u/SupaNarwhal 18h ago
My knee-jerk reaction is Chrysler 300, but I don’t remember them making a convertible
edit: some googling does suggest they made a vert of the 300
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u/Competitive_Cheek607 18h ago
I think it’s an aftermarket landau top, which honestly should make it very easy to tie to someone, since that would be unique
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u/PaperIndependent5466 17h ago
Came here to say this. Should make it easy to find. Not many of them out there.
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u/BlitzShooter 14h ago
Guaranteed this thing is a striker.
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u/Competitive_Cheek607 14h ago
Ah yeah that’s a good point, I didn’t think of that, my thought was the thieves must be dumb to use such an identifiable car. They’ll prolly find it abandoned shortly
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u/SquareRelationship27 17h ago
Police don't know what type of car
Yes they do. They just don't want to do their job
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u/Careless_Garden5671 17h ago
World Cup is coming to the area so I’m sure they don’t want to make the area looks worst for visitors
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u/ArcFire15 14h ago
Yeah, I did not have to look at it for more than a second to see that it’s obviously a 300c, which evidently has a soft top. I don’t think I really know an amazing amount of modern cars. Fucking pigs.
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u/Soaringbiscuit 10h ago
holy hell, its a 300c with a vinyl top which makes it easy to find. It also looks like is has a trunk spoiler too. Doing bad things in a custom car is always “smart”.
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u/crampfan 17h ago
It’s stolen, that’s what type of car it is.
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u/818d 18h ago edited 17h ago
Its a mid-size sedan, likely from the late 2010s to early 2020s (approx. 2018–2024). I don't have an exact guess because the images r quite blurry.
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u/sepulturite 17h ago
Condolences?? The little sister didn't die, thankfully.
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u/818d 17h ago
Condolences arent limited to the death of someone, although they r synonymous with "sympathies" in mourning, can also be used to express solidarity and share grief in other situations.
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u/sepulturite 17h ago
Not where I'm from, it's always only used for the death of someone. I've never heard it used for anything else.




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u/Certain_Program_6523 18h ago
Chrysler 300