The Chrysler maintains similar designing elements from its predecessor, but something that is new for the 2013 iteration, is a standardized 8-speed-automatic transmission which works exceedingly well.

When buying a full-size sedan, there are some features that you expect in a car. The Chrysler 300 is an embodiment of all those features and more. The 300 is utilitarian and practical. It boasts of a dynamic and commanding engine that renders untarnished performance. The Chrysler gloats its ascendancy among other cars in the segment with its luxuriant interiors and adaptable infotainment system. The Chrysler maintains similar designing elements from its predecessor, but something that is new for the 2013 iteration, is a standardized 8-speed-automatic transmission which works exceedingly well. In its segment, the Chrysler competes head-on with the likes of the Dodge Charger, the Nissan Maxima, and the Buick LaCrosse.

We recommend buying the base-variant of the Chrysler 300 as it comes loaded with price appropriate and its V6 engine feels potent and punchy. Standard features include Bluetooth connectivity, an 8.2-inch touchscreen, push-button start, and alloy wheels which make the car an entire package.

2014 Chrysler 300 S

S 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)

Earlier Price: $11,995 (26 Oct 2024)

2014 Chrysler 300 S

S 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)

2013 Chrysler 300 Motown

Motown 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)

Earlier Price: $5,198 (19 Jun 2024)

2013 Chrysler 300 S

S 4dr Sedan (3.6L 6cyl 8A)

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2013 Chrysler 300 C

C 4dr Sedan (5.7L 8cyl 363 hp 8A)

Earlier Price: $11,894 (31 Oct 2024)

2013 Chrysler 300 C

C 4dr Sedan (5.7L 8cyl 363 hp 8A)

Earlier Price: $9,995 (22 Oct 2024)

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2013 Chrysler 300 User Reviews

Overall Rating: 3.5 (1 Reviews)

Davonta Flanagan

2013 Chrysler 300

••3.5

Posted On: April 20, 2024

My used 300 Chrysler

Pros
A lot of space, Smooth driving

Cons
Tires are too big, Battery is located in trunk

I purchased a used 300 Chrysler from the dealership about 4 months ago it's a very beautiful car and has some great features especially the sound system, it sounds great I think this car and I will be together for a while it's has nice weather interior with the silver trim on the out side. It's all black with black rims and partial tinted windows my favorite aspect is the rebuilt engine under th... Read more

2013 Chrysler 300 Review

Pros

Extensive list of features
Opulent cabin
Advanced safety features

Cons

Limited rear visibility

Overview

Pricing and Features
6.0/10

There is a perfect Chrysler for every buyer and that is evident by the seven different trims that are on offer, each of which are distinguished from another by the number of features that the trim packs. The price of the sedan starts from $30,345 for the base trim and goes up to $48,450 for the high-end SRT8 trim.

Trim	Motown	300S	300C	300C John Varvatos Limited Edition	300C John Varvatos Luxury Edition	Luxury Series	SRT8 Core	SRT8
MSRP (RWD)	$30,345	$33,345	$36,345	$40,845	$40,845	$39,995	$44,450	$48,450
MSRP (AWD)	N/A	$35,345	$38,345	N/A	$43,345	$42,345	N/A	N/A
Key Features	Cruise Control	Backup camera	Backup camera	Backup camera	Backup camera	Backup camera	Cruise Control	Backup camera
	Vehicle anti-theft system	Fog lamps	Fog lamps	Optional rain-sensing wipers	Optional rain-sensing wipers	Optional rain-sensing wipers	Vehicle anti-theft system	Optional rain-sensing wipers
	Keyless entry	Cruise Control	Cruise Control	Electrochromic rearview mirror	Electrochromic rearview mirror	Electrochromic rearview mirror	Keyless entry	Electrochromic rearview mirror
	Optional panoramic sunroof	Premium sound system	Premium sound system	Driver and Passenger lumbar	Driver and Passenger lumbar	Driver and Passenger lumbar	Optional panoramic sunroof	Driver and Passenger lumbar
	Emergency trunk release	Optional HID Headlights	Heated rear seat	Premium sound system(optional)	Premium sound system(optional)	Premium sound system(optional)	Emergency trunk release	Premium sound system(optional)
	Leather seats	Leather seats	Adjustable pedals	Adjustable pedals	Adjustable pedals	Adjustable pedals	Leather seats	Adjustable pedals
	Heated front seats	Heated front seats	Remote engine start	Remote engine start	Remote engine start	Remote engine start	Heated front seats	Remote engine start

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Engine and Performance
7.6/10

The engine on duty in the Chrysler 300 is a 3.6L V6 engine that churns out 292hp of power and 260lb.-ft of torque. The car comes mated to an 8-speed-automatic transmission and is channeled as an all-wheel-drive variant.

The Chrysler is also offered with another engine option, a 6.4L V8, that produces 470 hp and 470lb.-ft of torque and is available with only the SRT8 and SRT8 Core trims. The V6 engine races the car from a still to 60 MPH in 6.9 seconds and records a top speed of 140 MPH. While the quarter-mile timings for the Chrysler are not known, its potent engine will record competitive timings.

Model	Chrysler 300	Nissan Maxima	Buick LaCrosse	Dodge Charger
MSRP	$32,845	$33,240	$36,035	$31,795
Engine	3.6L V6	3.5L V6	3.6L V6	3.6L V6
Drivetrain	All-wheel-drive	Front-wheel-drive	All-wheel-drive	All-wheel-drive
Transmission	8-speed automatic	CVT	6-speed automatic	8-speed automatic
Power	292hp	290 hp	303hp	292hp
Torque	260lb.-ft	261lb.-ft	264lb.-ft	260lb.-ft
0-60 MPH (seconds)	6.9 seconds	5.8 seconds	6.3 seconds	N/A
Quarter mile (mph)	N/A	14.3 seconds	14.8 seconds	N/A
Top speed (mph)	140 MPH	N/A	155 MPH	N/A

In the segment, the Dodge Charger uses the same engine setup as the Chrysler 300, however, its performance figures are not known. The Buick LaCrosse is the most powerful engine in the segment, producing 303hp and 264 lb.-ft of torque. Despite a slightly less powerful engine, the Nissan Maxima manages best-in-class timings in the acceleration and quarter-mile test at 5.8 seconds and 14.3 seconds, respectively.

Fuel Economy
6.0/10

For cars that fall in a segment that caters to the needs of buyers by providing an offering that is the amalgamation of luxury and sport, fuel efficiency is not the strongest suit that garners attention. The Chrysler 300 manages a mileage of 18 MPG while sweeping through the daily traffic and 27 MPG when sprinting on the highway. Combined, it manages 21 miles per gallon of fuel. The 300 features a fuel tank that has a total capacity of 19.1 gallons and can cover a distance of 343.8 and 515.7 miles in the city and on the highway, respectively.

Model	Chrysler 300	Nissan Maxima	Buick LaCrosse	Dodge Charger
MPG (city)	18	19	17	18
MPG (Highway)	27	26	25	27
MPG (Combined)	21	22	20	21
Fuel Capacity	19.1 gallons	20 gallons	19 gallons	19.1 gallons
Range (City/hwy)	343.8/515.7 mi	380/520 mi	323/475 mi	343.8/515.7 mi

In comparison, the Nissan Maxima is the most fuel-efficient car on offer. It has a combined efficiency of 22 MPG and covers a maximum distance of 380 and 520 miles in the city and on the highway, respectively in a single fuel refill. The Buick LaCrosse lurks at the bottom of the table with a combined mileage of 20 MPG. The similarities between the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger also extends to their fuel efficiency, recording similar mileage and range.

Interior
8.3/10

The standards of luxury and opulence that Chrysler has aimed at achieving with the 300 is evident from the attention to details that have gone into curating the cabin. The rugged interior works well in tandem with the overall design of the car, and the hi-tech features make the cabin look ahead of its time. The seats feel comfortable and maintain character even during cornering.

The Chrysler can seat five people, which is also the segment standard. The total head-, shoulder- and legroom of 38.6/59.5/41.8 and 37.9/57.7/40.1 inches for the front and rear passengers respectively make it the roomiest cabin in the segment. The cargo capacity on offer is 16.3 cubic feet, which is voluminous enough to carry your luggage for your weekend trip.

Model	Chrysler 300	Nissan Maxima	Buick LaCrosse	Dodge Charger
Seating Capacity	5	5	5	5
Front Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (in)	38.6/59.5/41.8	38.5/56.3/43.8	38/57.4/41.7	38.6/59.5/41.8
Second Row (Head/Shoulder/Leg) (in)	37.9/57.7/40.1	36.4/55.1/34.6	37.3/56/40.5	36.6/57.9/40.1
Cargo capacity (cu.-ft)	16.3	14.2	13.3	15.4

In the segment, the overall dimensions and proportions of the cabin remain similar. All cars can seat five passengers. In terms of cargo capacity, the Chrysler 300 leads the pack, followed by the Dodge Charger, Buick LaCrosse, and Nissan Maxima at 15.4, 14.2, and 13.3 cubic feet, respectively. Major interior features include-

Alarm
Front and rear reading lamps
Heated mirrors
Leather seats
Dual-zone A/C and climate control
Child safety locks

How intuitive is the Chrysler 300’s infotainment system?

The use of an 8.4-inch LCD touchscreen that is available as standard makes the infotainment system appealing and alluring. The infotainment system feels responsive. Standard features include AM/FM stereo, HD radio, and MP3 player.

As one moves higher up the trim ladder, a premium sound system and navigation system are present. A Beats by Dr. Dre sound system available with the top-rack variant works impeccably well. Few key features include-

AM/FM Stereo
Auxiliary Audio Input
CD Player
MP3 Player
Satellite Radio
Premium Sound System

Exterior
8.5/10

Roam through the streets of New York in a Chrysler 300, and you are sure to garner a lot of attention. The Chrysler 300 looks like a true American sedan. It is a true Chrysler in appearance with an imposing center stage upfront while being wrapped around by HID headlights.

The logo badging and subtle tail lights at the rear make it captivating and enchanting. The Chrysler 300 weighs 4,029 lbs. It is 198.6, 75, and 58.4 inches in length, width, and height, respectively. While its wheelbase is the longest at 120.2 inches, its ground clearance is the lowest at 4.7 inches.

Model	Chrysler 300	Nissan Maxima	Buick LaCrosse	Dodge Charger
Curb Weight (lbs)	4029	3568	3800	4151
Length (in.)	198.6	190.6	196.9	199.9
Width (in.)	75	73.2	73.1	75
Height (in.)	58.4	57.8	59.2	58.4
Ground Clearance (in.)	4.7	5.6	N/A	4.9
Wheelbase (in.)	120.2	109.3	111.7	120.1

In comparison, the Dodge Charger is the heaviest car in the segment at 4,151 lbs. It is also the longest car in the segment at 199.9 inches and is similar in width and height to the Chrysler 300. The Nissan Maxima has the maximum ground clearance in the segment at 5.6 inches. The Nissan Maxima and Buick LaCrosse are also mammoth in overall dimensions and have minimal differences. Major exterior features include-

Optional sun/moonroof
Optional panoramic moonroof
Rear spoiler
Fog Lamps
HID headlights

Safety
9.8/10

Another aspect where the unblemished Chrysler 300 emerges victorious is its safety. The Chrysler scores exceedingly well in the crash tests conducted by the NHTSA and IIHS and is something that is bound to please the traditional buyers in the segment. It comes equipped with a lot of features, which include a tire pressure monitor system, traction control, and passenger and driver airbags. Other salient safety features include:

Electronic Stability Control
Daytime Running Lights
Child Safety Locks
Integrated Turn Signal Mirrors (Optional)
Adjustable Pedals
Traction Control
Emergency Trunk Release
Blind Spot Monitor (Optional)

Final Verdict

The Chrysler 300 is one of the most sought-after cars in the market. It comes loaded with standard features and with abundant trims that add ancillary features that make the car practical and feasible. Its engine has a good feel with athletic handling and its fuel efficiency is at par with other cars in the segment. Even in terms of passenger and cargo space, the 300 feels commodious, and we recommend buying the Chrysler 300.

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ProsA lot of space, Smooth driving

Cons Tires are too big, Battery is located in trunk

2013 Chrysler 300 Review

Pros

Cons

Overview

Pricing and Features6.0/10

Engine and Performance7.6/10

Fuel Economy6.0/10

Interior8.3/10

How intuitive is the Chrysler 300’s infotainment system?

Exterior8.5/10

Safety9.8/10

Final Verdict

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Pros
A lot of space, Smooth driving

Cons
Tires are too big, Battery is located in trunk

Pricing and Features
6.0/10

Engine and Performance
7.6/10

Fuel Economy
6.0/10

Interior
8.3/10

Exterior
8.5/10

Safety
9.8/10