New Chrysler 300C Info

This is an old car model that is no longer for sale by the local distributor since Q1 2012.

Built in

USA (launched 2005, facelift 01 Jan 2008)

Vehicle Type

Luxury

Successor

Chrysler 300C (2012-2019)

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Submodel

6.1 SRT V8(A)

$242,000

7.1 km/L • 431bhp • 5-speed (A)

Current price

POA

Depreciation

-

Downpayment

-

Instalment

-

COE quota premium

$126,989 (Category B COE)

Road tax

$7,176 /yr

OMV

-

ARF

-

VES

-

Total basic cost

-

Premium

-

Previous recorded price

$242,000

Highest recorded price

-

Lowest recorded price

-

3.6 V6(A)

$120,000

(w/o COE)

10.3 km/L • 282bhp • 8-speed (A)

Current price

$120,000(w/o COE)

Depreciation

-

Downpayment

-

Instalment

-

COE quota premium

$126,989 (Category B COE)

Road tax

$3,330 /yr

OMV

$36,800

ARF

$43,520

VES

-

Total basic cost

$218,860

Premium

-

Previous recorded price

$120,000

Highest recorded price

-

Lowest recorded price

-

3.5 Touring(A)

$165,000

9.6 km/L • 249bhp • 5-speed (A)

FACELIFT

Current price

$165,000

Depreciation

-

Downpayment

$66,000 (Maximum 60% loan)

Instalment

$1,424 /mth

COE quota premium

$126,989 (Category B COE)

Road tax

$3,196 /yr

OMV

$38,416

ARF

$45,782

VES

-

Total basic cost

$223,240

Premium

-26%

Previous recorded price

-

Highest recorded price

-

Lowest recorded price

-

6.0 SRT8(A)

$230,000

8.5 km/L • 425bhp • 5-speed (A)

FACELIFT

Current price

$230,000

Depreciation

-

Downpayment

-

Instalment

-

COE quota premium

$126,989 (Category B COE)

Road tax

$7,170 /yr

OMV

-

ARF

-

VES

-

Total basic cost

-

Premium

-

Previous recorded price

$230,000

Highest recorded price

-

Lowest recorded price

-

Consumer Reviews

3.5

Average | 1 User Review

Fantastically kitsch cross between something from The Sopranos and the Ant Hill Mob from the Wacky Races. It's cheap, yet there's a Merc underneath.

Basically a previous-generation Merc E-Class underneath, the Chrysler 300C is nevertheless a genuinely interesting car. It looks great and is superbly well priced. One to try before you buy a nondescript German. The ride can be a little bit grabby for some, but the 300C makes great sense on a motorway and for general schlepping about. It's big too, so there's loads of space, but the high waistline and short windows can make kids sick. Very. ... Read More