Chrysler unveiled updates for the second-generation 300 sedan, which has been in production since 2011, at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
The sedan received a modified front end with a larger grille, reminiscent of the design of the more compact Chrysler 200. The interior of the Chrysler 300 has also been upgraded: high-quality materials are used, a seven-inch display is located in place of the dashboard, and an 8.4-inch multimedia screen is located on the center console. a system capable of "distributing" a Wi-Fi signal.
The novelty also received an updated suspension with aluminum cast parts, an upgraded power steering, adaptive cruise control, as well as a wide range of electronic assistants: from a collision avoidance system to a lane tracking complex.
You can buy a sedan with one of two versions of the 3.6-liter V6 Pentastar for models C and S (292 hp, 352 Nm and 300 hp and 357 Nm, respectively) or 5.7-liter HEMI V8, recoil which is equal to 363 hp. and 533 Nm. All modifications of the sedan are equipped with an eight-speed "automatic". Both rear and all-wheel drive are available.
The model will appear on the US market in early 2015 at a starting price of $32,390 for the base version and $43,390 for the most equipped version.
The premiere of the updated Chrysler 300
