Chrysler’s thin portfolio would get a big boost from a sedan that harks back to the seemingly timeless 300, dubbed the poor ...

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 ...

In bringing back the legendary 300C nameplate, Chrysler will be closing the books on its V8-powered luxury sedans with a final 2,000-unit run of the 2023 Chrysler 300C. The model boasts a ...

DETROIT – The Chrysler 300 will be doing a smoky burnout as it rides off into the sunset. The automaker has announced that the 300 will be discontinued at the end of the 2023 model year and is sending ...

The Chrysler 300C was one of the last true full-size American sedans with a V8. The HEMI version packed well over 300 hp, and ...

It is now confirmed – the V8-powered 2023 Chrysler 300C is sold out. The automaker decided to revive the nameplate for a final run of 2,000 units, all of which have already found an owner. It looks ...

The Chrysler 300 has finally run its course, and the automaker is sending it off to the great drag strip in the sky. The 300 in its current corporeal form has been around since 2005 and shares a ...

An iconic nameplate has returned to the Chrysler lineup once again. On Tuesday, the 2023 Chrysler 300C broke cover with a large V-8, special badging, and limited availability of only 2,200 units. Each ...

The Chrysler 300C made a triumphant return at the North American International Auto Show and reservations filled up in 12 hours. The automaker then opened a waiting list, but it appears that is now ...

Big sedans are slowly dying in the United States, and only a few options are left. That group will shrink by two after 2023, as Dodge is discontinuing the Charger, and Chrysler is killing the 300. The ...

Alan Kalter and his wife, Chris, were determined to find a Chrysler C300 for their next project after seeing one at the Woodward Dream Cruise a few years back. Flipping through Robert Genat's 50 Years ...