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2021 Chrysler 300 Is Aimed At Enthusiast Buyers
Aug. 27, 2020 5:20 PM ET by Jay Traugott Industry News / 39 Comments Chrysler isn't a minivan-only brand (yet).
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Audrey Mueller 4 minutes ago
Today's Chrysler 300, like its corporate twin, the Dodge Charger, dates back to 2011. There have bee...
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Aria Nguyen 3 minutes ago
However, the 2021 Chrysler 300 will be undergoing some trim changes not all customers will be happy ...
Today's Chrysler 300, like its corporate twin, the Dodge Charger, dates back to 2011. There have been some updates along the way, most notably its 2015 model year refresh, but, in general, the second-generation 300 has been largely untouched for a decade. While there have been some past rumors questioning the 300's future status, the current sedan soldiers on for at least another model year.
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Mason Rodriguez 8 minutes ago
However, the 2021 Chrysler 300 will be undergoing some trim changes not all customers will be happy ...
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Audrey Mueller 1 minutes ago
This also means some premium features are also being dropped. The 2021 full-size sedan will only be ...
However, the 2021 Chrysler 300 will be undergoing some trim changes not all customers will be happy about. A dealership order guide discovered by CarsDirect is claiming the automaker intends to discontinue the two most expensive trims, the Limited and 300C. Basically, Chrysler is eliminating half of the 300's trims.
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Isabella Johnson 3 minutes ago
This also means some premium features are also being dropped. The 2021 full-size sedan will only be ...
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Emma Wilson 7 minutes ago
The former will continue to be available in either FWD or AWD, but the 300S will become RWD-only. Ch...
This also means some premium features are also being dropped. The 2021 full-size sedan will only be offered in two trims, Touring and 300S.
The former will continue to be available in either FWD or AWD, but the 300S will become RWD-only. Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Unfortunately, luxurious features like real wood interior trim, Nappa leather, and quilted seats are gone. The optional 5.7-liter Hemi V8, fortunately, isn't going anywhere.
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Ryan Garcia 11 minutes ago
But it will cost more than last year. Instead of a $3,000 option for the 300S, it'll now cost $4...
But it will cost more than last year. Instead of a $3,000 option for the 300S, it'll now cost $4,000.
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Amelia Singh 2 minutes ago
The Touring can only be powered with the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6. The 2021 300 Touring will carry a s...
The Touring can only be powered with the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6. The 2021 300 Touring will carry a starting price of $31,940, including destination, which is just $405 more than last year. The 300S will cost $400 more than last year's $36,995 starting price, but bear in mind that doesn't include the now more-expensive optional Hemi.
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Ryan Garcia 3 minutes ago
Chrysler's decision to simplify the 300 trims doesn't necessarily mean it's on borrowed ...
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Joseph Kim 2 minutes ago
Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Having available Nappa leather is nice but the 2020 300C also ha...
Chrysler's decision to simplify the 300 trims doesn't necessarily mean it's on borrowed time. It's just that Chrysler feels it must reduce costs wherever it can, and one way of doing so is by cutting out slow-selling features.
Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Having available Nappa leather is nice but the 2020 300C also has a starting price of $41,995, which is nearly the same as the 2021 Toyota Avalon Limited AWD ($42,175). The Avalon, which definitely doesn't have (and never did) a V8, was fairly recently completely redesigned and is generally regarded as a more refined and modern competitor.
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Brandon Kumar 9 minutes ago
The Chrysler 300, though no longer facing competition from Ford or Chevrolet and Buick, still has it...
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Charlotte Lee 16 minutes ago
Chrysler's decision to eliminate the 300's most luxurious trims means it's become a more...
The Chrysler 300, though no longer facing competition from Ford or Chevrolet and Buick, still has its Asian rivals to contend with. Though they may not be as fun to drive, they do come equipped with newer technologies the majority wants.
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Julia Zhang 22 minutes ago
Chrysler's decision to eliminate the 300's most luxurious trims means it's become a more...
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Natalie Lopez 25 minutes ago
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Chrysler's decision to eliminate the 300's most luxurious trims means it's become a more enthusiast sedan than ever. Chrysler Chrysler Chrysler Source Credits: CarsDirect
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