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Chrysler shows off 300 successor to dealers - report
Chrysler may be ending production of its 300 but it reportedly isn't planning to leave the large passenger car market, previewing a new vehicle to US dealers.
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About the Chrysler 300
Last updated Dec 18, 2024The 2023 Chrysler 300's used prices in Australia typically range from $48,700 for the C Luxury variant and topping out at $63,000 for the SRT.
There are 3 variants of the 300 available in Australia and this generation went on sale in January of 2021.
Engine options include 3.6L sequential mport efi (210kW/340Nm) and 6.4L sequential mport efi (350kW/637Nm). All variants feature 8 speed automatic transmission. All variants feature rear-wheel drive.
The 2023 300 was offered with a 3 year, 100,000 km warranty.
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Chrysler 300 FAQs
The cheapest Chrysler 300 is the C LUXURY that starts from $48,700.
The most expensive Chrysler 300 is the SRT that starts from $63,000.
The best towing capacity of a Chrysler 300 is offered by the C LUXURY which can tow 1724 kg
The largest Chrysler 300 is the C LUXURY which measures 1902mm wide, 5066mm in length and sits 1488mm tall.
The most powerful Chrysler 300 is the SRT CORE which has 350kW of power from its 6.4L SEQUENTIAL MPORT EFI engine.
The Chrysler 300 is built in Canada and shipped to Australia.
The heaviest Chrysler 300 is the SRT CORE which weighs 2426 kg (kerb weight).
The Chrysler 300 uses Unleaded Petrol.