When it debuted in 2005, the Chrysler 300 took North America by storm, quickly cementing itself as a pop culture icon. The flashy sedan was immediately popular with rappers like Snoop Dogg and 50 ...

Watch the Chrysler 300C SRT8 unleash its raw power in a smoky burnout! 🔥💨 With its massive V8 engine, this muscle sedan delivers serious torque and an aggressive exhaust note. Don't miss ...

Experience the raw power of the Chrysler 300C SRT8, a true American muscle sedan with a roaring V8! 🚀 Watch as this beast accelerates with brute force, delivering an unforgettable driving ...

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The Chrysler 300 SRT8 can also manage a top speed of 175 mph, making it a formidable performance machine, despite its unassuming appearance. Sadly, Chrysler is pulling the plug on the 300 after ...

In addition to being the last year for current-generation Charger and Challenger production, 2023 marks the last year that Chrysler will produce the closely-related 300. The brand announced a ...

It’s always a bit sad to see the end of an era, and this is one of them. The Chrysler 300 had one hell of a run, but it’s bowing out with the 2023 edition. That includes my special send-off ...

Pour one out for the OG. The Chrysler 300 — the last great sedan created by an American automaker and the catalyst for Detroit’s greatest horsepower race — is about to celebrate its last ...

Almost immediately after Stellantis announced the Chrysler 300C would return for just one year with Hemi V8, fans and potential customers rushed to their email and phones in hopes of snagging an ...

While sibling Dodge is sending off its LX-platform Challenger and Charger to the farm with a series of seven special editions, Chrysler is ... a decade (the last 300 SRT8 was a 2014 model).

After almost 20 years, the Chrysler 300 still looks like this older model Credit: Getty / contrastaddict The "Big Three" American automakers don’t make many cars anymore that look like a child ...