Snapshot
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EPA Fuel Economy:
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City:
17
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18
Highway:
23
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26
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Available Engines:
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178-hp, 2.7-liter V-6 (regular gas)
250-hp, 3.5-liter V-6 (regular gas)
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| Available Transmissions: |
4-speed automatic w/OD
5-speed automatic w/OD and auto-manual
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New or Notable
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 What We Like
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 What We Don't
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| • | Rear- or all-wheel drive | | • | Fuel-saving front-axle disconnect system on AWD models | | • | Two V-6s available | | • | Available electronic stability system | | • | Available rear DVD entertainment system | | • | Extended-length version with larger backseat |
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| + | Handling (on RWD models) | | + | Automatic-transmission operation | | + | Distinctive appearance | | + | Interior space | | + | Limo-like rear quarters in long-wheelbase version |
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| - | Winter traction and control without stability system | | - | Somewhat unresponsive steering | | - | Intrusive (but valuable) stability system | | - | No front grab handles |
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Vehicle Summary
The 300 comes with a choice of two V-6s, while the 300C gets Hemi V-8 power. That car is listed separately in the Cars.com Research section. The 300 is offered in LX, Touring and Limited trim levels for rear-wheel-drive models, and Touring and Limited for the all-wheel-drive 300. Chrysler 300 competitors include the Ford Taurus and Chevrolet Impala.
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