It's a 300hp, AWD sedan with a nice interior. What's not to like? Being a Chrysler, I bet these have also depreciated a whole bunch. There is nothing inherently wrong with the Pentastar V6, and the 9-speed transmission, while clunky, seems to have a decent reliability record.
I would venture a guess that one of these would be smart-ish buy if you're looking to drive something a little out of the ordinary for a few years before dumping it for something different.