The Chrysler 300 is a truly American sedan, why? Just look at the way it is designed. Every other brand designs their cars in smooth curvy shapes but Chrysler, no. They believe in sinister looks and this means serious horsepower under the hood as well. The Chrysler 300 has options from a V-6 to a downright insane Hemi V-8 to match its exterior.
For the 2016 Model, you get a new Anniversary edition and Alloy edition trims. The 300 is offered in two trims with a starting price for the base “Limited” model being $32,260 and the top end “S” model costing $35,600. The 2016 Chrysler 300 has an immediate design advantage over its rivals like the Acura TLX, Buick LaCrosse, and Nissan Maxima, but can it match them in the rest of the categories? Let’s see.