A highly customized Chrysler 300 sedan — designed and engineered by Mopar to achieve better acceleration times than the regular 300C — will be unveiled at the 2012 Chicago Auto Show in early February.

Reliving memories and making new ones was the motivation behind Shaen Magan's '57 Chrysler 300C becoming a reality. Shaen had early memories of his uncle owning a brand-new 300C and the impression ...

The previous generation of Chrysler 300 was one of the main target of customizing companies that created bespoke cars for rappers, football players and anybody who wanted to roll on 21-inch rims. We ...

SAN DIEGO--The Chrysler 300, introduced in 2004, enjoyed a swagger that stood out in a large-car segment dominated by bland Japanese designs and pricey European sedans. Buyers loved its custom mesh ...

With the goal of going completely electric, Stellantis has been discontinuing many of its ICE vehicles, including Chrysler's 300 line of sedans, for the past few years. But Chrysler wanted to send the ...

Coronavirus fears have curtailed travel, sent the Dow tumbling 5,000 points and forced the cancellation of the Geneva Motor Show, but it hasn't been able to kill off the Great American Sedan. At least ...

Most enthusiasts agree that the muscle car era began in the 1960s. However, the concept can be traced back to the 1950s and cars like the Oldsmobile 88, Studebaker Golden Hawk, and the Rambler Rebel.

When Chrysler first offered their 300C platform back in 2005, it was as a solid performing sedan that offered excellent people moving skills. As the sedan evolved, it was offered with more performance ...

View post: 2027 Kia Telluride Hybrid vs. Gas. Is the Tradeoff Worth it? Chrysler will revive the SRT formula for a special 2023 300C model equipped with the snarling 6.4-liter Hemi V8. While the badge ...

View post: The SUV Is Secretly Paying For The Supercars You Actually Want The 6.4L HEMI-powered 2023 Chrysler 300C pays tribute to the Chrysler 300 and the end of an era — Chrysler 300 production will ...

The 2005 Chrysler 300C SRT8 delivered 425 hp and 0-60 in 4.9 seconds for $39,995 — used examples now average $17,133.