Chrysler 300 FAQs

• Is Chrysler sold in Australia?

  It's curtains for Chrysler down under, with the US auto brand bowing out of the local car market in 2021. The decision was prompted by an ongoing run of low sales numbers, which made it uneconomical for the company to continue producing right-hand drive vehicles. As such, Chrysler put an end to the assembly of right-hand drive models like the 300, which was also the brand's last remaining model on sale across Australia at the time the car manufacturer decided to pull the pin. Its parent company will now focus on electric vehicle development elsewhere across the board.

• Is the Chrysler 300 discontinued?

  Chrysler made the decision to locally phase out the 300 during 2021, and with that, it also marked the brand's exit from the Australian new car market. There is no direct replacement on the cards at this stage, and the brand has left the door somewhat open to a potential return in the future, albeit that may be geared towards an electric model. For now, however, the retirement of the Chrysler 300 also means that new car buyers have even fewer options to consider for a high-powered sedan, with the V6 and V8 favoured for their raucous behaviour.

• Is the Chrysler 300 a comfortable car?

  If there is one thing you can be certain of when it comes to the Chrysler 300, there is no doubting its comfort and amenity. This large sedan has considerable space inside the cabin, with both rows offering extensive head and leg room. The seating is inviting and relaxing, while the ensemble of features, technology and storage options at hand make this one appealing car. This is also a car that rides pretty well, so ride comfort is a positive to round things out as well.