These are the thoughts the 2023 Chrysler 300C puts in your head. But the 300C isn't like every other Mopar muscle car. Everyone expects dastardly deeds from a Dodge Charger and Challenger, but a ...

You know the body, and you love it, as evidenced by the runaway success of the 300C, but what about the new heart? It's that ubiquitous Hemi again, but the C's usual 5.7 liters of displacement has ...

The rules were simple and the stakes high: Bring your most potent ponycar to the party, leave all excuses at the door, and ...

It's the end of the road once again for our dear buddy, the Chrysler 300C. The final Hemi-powered 300 — a velvet red example — just rolled off the assembly line at Stellantis' Brampton Assembly Plant ...

Chrysler is rumored to launch several new models in the coming years, yet in the meantime, it has only one on sale: the aging Pacifica minivan. The people carrier is offered in two configurations in ...

Street and Racing Technology (SRT) relates to Chrysler's established performance division with a bright future as well as a ...

The Chrysler 300C has reached the end of the line, with the Stellantis-owned car marque pulling the plug on it recently. The last example was made on December 8, marking the end of a long era, and the ...

View post: Walmart Is Selling a 'Premium' Rolling Tool Box for $180 The lines will keep pumping out less potent trims of the 300 until December 31 at the latest. On Chrysler’s site at the moment, ...

Mopar fans across the country are shedding a collective tear, as the final 2023 Chrysler 300 models roll off their Brampton, Ontario, Canada assembly line. Production of the current-gen 300 officially ...

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The Chrysler 300 is soon to be no more. The brand’s big, retro inspired sedan has enjoyed moderate success over the past two decades, but all good things come to end. Of course, this isn’t the first ...