Chrysler 300 News

Trim pieces from 300 SRT glam up the 300C.

Report says Chrysler would only sell family haulers come 2020.

The 2017 Chrysler 300S gets a pair of new Sport Appearance Packages, for the interior and exterior, to liven up the serious appearance of the 300's best-looking trim.

Chrysler hires former on-screen presidents Martin Sheen and Bill Pullman to reprise their roles in ads for the 200 and 300.

Chrysler is celebrating 90 years in the auto business with special edition versions of the 200, 300, and Town & Country.

The Chrysler 300 might be dead in the US, but it lives on abroad with a new refresh that gives the car a more modern look.

For the 2015 model year, Chrysler hopes that a more clearly defined purpose for its big sedan, combined with liberal dipping into the corporate tech toy box, will rekindle buyer interest. I grabbed the keys of the edgiest of the bunch, the sport-intended 300S, and found a big sedan that gives away some practicality to the rest of its segment mates. The trade-off for the dip in pragmatism is an uptick and driving fun and attitude that should make all the difference for the right buyer.

The Chrysler 300 has always exuded a certain brashness, but the chip-on-its-shoulder styling seemed to mellow a bit after its 2011 redesign. Now, the bad boy of the premium sedan segment is getting some of its angry attitude back for 2015, and the refreshed model debuted here at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

Chrysler's 300 sedan has never been a shrinking violet, but it arguably lost a bit of swagger when its second-generation model bowed. There was no way that an evolutionary design could ever upend the automotive establishment the way the original 2005 model did, but even so, something was clearly left on the table when the 2011 model bowed.

UPDATE: Autoblog received the following statement via email from a Chrysler spokesperson confirming the model's future in the US. "The Chrysler 300 SRT will not be sold in the US in 2015."