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2023 Chrysler 300

2023 Chrysler 300

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Overview

The Chrysler 300 performs impressively in comparison to similar large cars. It ranks high in terms of horsepower, coming in second out of eight, indicating its powerful performance. The car also offers great value for money, securing the second position out of three on the Best Large Cars for the Money list. Furthermore, it is also considered one of the most affordable large cars, again ranking second out of three. This suggests that the Chrysler 300 is not only a high-performing and powerful vehicle, but also offers good value and affordability.

2023 Chrysler 300 Ratings

Chrysler 300
Overall Score: 7.9 / 10
Reliability: 8.2 / 10
Retained Value: 7.4 / 10
Safety: 8.0 / 10

Chrysler 300 Reliability Rating

Chrysler 300 sedan
Reliability Score: 8.1 / 10
Average Lifespan (years): 10
Average Lifespan (miles): 134,782 miles
Typical Miles Driven per Year: 11,083 miles
Probability of Reaching 200k Miles: 9%
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Chrysler 300 Depreciation and Resale Value

Chrysler 300
$ Depreciation: $17,873
% Depreciation: 52.1%
% Residual Value: 47.9%
$ Resale Value: $16,422
% Typical All Large Cars Depreciation: 45.3%
All Large Cars Depreciation Range: 41.8% - 52.1%
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2023 Chrysler 300 Rankings

Chrysler 300
#2 of 8 in Large Cars with the Most Horsepower
#2 of 3 in Best Large Cars for the Money
#2 of 3 in Most Affordable Large Cars
#2 of 3 in Most Reliable Large Cars Under $30k
#2 of 3 in Most Reliable Large Cars Under $35k
#2 of 3 in Most Reliable Large Cars Under $40k
#2 of 3 in Most Reliable Large Cars Under $60k
#3 of 8 in Best Gas Mileage Large Cars
#3 of 8 in Best Large Cars for Towing
#3 of 8 in Large Cars with the Most Legroom
#3 of 3 in Best Large Cars Under $35k
#4 of 8 in Most Reliable Large Cars
#5 of 8 in Large Cars with Best Resale Value
#6 of 8 in Best Large Cars
#6 of 8 in Safest Large Cars
#6 of 8 in Best Large Cars for Tall People
#7 of 8 in Most Comfortable Large Cars

2023 Chrysler 300 Trims

Trim Engine Drive Train MSRP
Touring 4dr Sedan 6 Cylinder RWD 34295
S V6 4dr Sedan 6 Cylinder RWD 42805
S V8 4dr Sedan 8 Cylinder RWD 46350
Touring L 4dr Sedan 6 Cylinder RWD 37495
C 4dr Sedan 8 Cylinder RWD 55000
AWD Touring 4dr Sedan 6 Cylinder AWD 37045
AWD Touring L 4dr Sedan 6 Cylinder AWD 39745

Used Car Pricing

Chrysler 300


Here's what the prices look like for a used Chrysler 300 for different model years. A 3-year-old used Chrysler 300 averages $24,535 while a 5-year-old used Chrysler 300 is $20,122.

Model Year (Age) Avg Used Car Price
2024 Chrysler 300 (1 year old) $38,259
2023 Chrysler 300 (2 years old) $29,054
2022 Chrysler 300 (3 years old) $24,535
2021 Chrysler 300 (4 years old) $22,991
2020 Chrysler 300 (5 years old) $20,122
2019 Chrysler 300 (6 years old) $18,694
2018 Chrysler 300 (7 years old) $17,436
2017 Chrysler 300 (8 years old) $15,546
2016 Chrysler 300 (9 years old) $14,947
2015 Chrysler 300 (10 years old) $12,822

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