Who could resist another Design Review of a stylish American concept car from the past? This time we've chosen the Chrysler K-310 - the first in a series of concepts designed by Virgil Exner (1909-1973) during the 1950s, also known as 'idea cars'. But before we move on to the design of the K-310, let’s run a quick background check on its designer...
There are few cars out there that makes less sense than the new Chrysler 300 SRT. But, with a burbling V8 and bucketloads of power, we absolutely love it!
The 2015 Chrysler 300C Luxury is still an impressively large and well-equipped package for the money. It's not flawless, but it remains eminently likeable.
It seems a little flippant to talk about international travel right at the moment, given all that is going on in the world. But the following story comes from a time, late last year in fact, when we could travel. We decided to put it together for you, to give you something to think about when you can travel again...
To help celebrate the opening of the new Cars 3 animated blockbuster, we've teamed up with Disney•Pixar for a lighthearted review of the three stars of the film!
Ever since it stormed on to the local scene around ten years ago, the Chrysler 300 has been a runaway success for those after a large luxury sedan with meaty American styling. Fast forward to today and the range has been updated for the 2016 Model Year with fresh styling and new features...
Tony Crawford speaks with Ralph Gilles, Senior Vice President of Product Design at Chrysler Group, about the refreshed styling, new technology and mechanical updates to the Chrysler 300.
Jez Spinks - Editor-in-chief 1. BMW i3 Will electric cars ever be bought by the masses rather than a minority mix of wealthy early adopters or government fleet buyers? We’re still many a year away from the former scenario, but the BMW i3 (above) is one of the most convincing examples of the breed yet...
It seems a little flippant to talk about international travel right at the moment, given all that is going on in the world. But the following story comes from a time, late last year in fact, when we could travel. We decided to put it together for you, to give you something to think about when you can travel again...
The Chrysler 300 SRT sports sedan has been reduced to one full-time model and has come in for a price rise to $77,450 plus on-road costs, which equates to more than $80,000 drive-away. The Chrysler 300 V6 ($59,950 plus on-road costs) and the basic Chrysler 300 SRT Core ($65,950 plus on-road costs) are now only available as a “customer forward order only”, according to a bulletin sent to dealers earlier this month...
The Chrysler 300 SRT Pacer limited edition has officially sold out, according to internal records – even though about a dozen examples remain in dealer stock, some with discounted price tags. All examples have been reported to Chrysler Australia as sold, according to internal dealer stock searches...
Stellantis will be the new name of the fourth biggest car company in the world, after conglomerates FCA and PSA merge to form one giant car manufacturing group. Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is the umbrella group name for Fiat, Chrysler, Jeep, Ram, Dodge, Alfa Romeo, Lancia, and Maserati. Peugeot Group (PSA) is the owner of Peugeot, Citroen, DS, Opel, and Vauxhall...
Why did I buy this car? Well, because they have always made a great impression on me. Having owned a first-gen hemi 5.7-litre, I regretted the day I traded it in for a Hyundai Santa Fe. Although the Santa Fe was a good car, I missed the power and the creature comforts my Chrysler provided...
This is a great car. The Chrysler 300c Luxury offers exclusivity in today's market of mainstream cars such as the Mazda6, Toyota Aurion, and Holden Commodore. The look is menacing and has plenty of power. However, the Bluetooth can sometimes take a bit longer to auto link when you get in...
I'd thought about buying one of these for many years when they came out back in the mid 2000's because they definitely made an impression on me. It seemed you either loved them or hated them, over the years Chrysler have tamed the gangster / pimp look down a fair bit to something that is still quite unique without requiring you to wear a purple suit and carry a white cane to complete the look...
After only owning ever owning Falcons the big Chrysler was a huge departure for me. It was love at first sight when I wondered into the dealership and saw one on the floor. After 20,000kms I can report my love has not waivered. The 6.4 hemi is brutal when pushed, but very civilized in normal day to day driving. The fuel economy is acceptable for a 2 tonne car with 347kw...
