Thursday, April 07, 2005

ICA Names Chrysler 300C Most Washable Car of 2005

I saw this the other day and just had to post it:

Chrysler 300C Most Washable Car of 2005 according to the International Carwash Association. "Keeping your car clean certainly helps its appearance, but it also contributes to its long-term condition and value,"

Of course I'm biased, but a 300C looks good clean or not. But definitley better clean.

Wednesday, March 30, 2005

Chrysler 300 - 300C Cars Abundant in Arizona

I've owned my Chrysler 300C for about 9 months now (still love this car) and I rarely see another on the roads here in Minnesota. I do see maybe one 300 or 300C every few days but that's about it.

Recently I went on vacation in Arizona and there were more 300's driving around the Grand Canyon and Sedona in one day than I've seen in Minnesota in 6 months! They were everhwhere! No complaints though, because it's a great car.

In fact, when I returned from vacation it was a great thing not only to be home, but to be back in the seat of my 300C.

Incidentally, it's a cool deal to see that this site ranks so high on Google for 300C and 300C accessories. Speaking of accessories, here's a stainless steel mesh grille for the 300C I am thinking of buying.

Saturday, February 05, 2005

2005 Chrysler 300C SRT-8


2005 Chrysler 300C SRT-8 - First Look - Motor Trend Magazine

SRT-8 Features:

  • 425-horsepower 6.1-liter HEMI® V8 engine
  • Unique calibration for five-speed automatic transmission with AutoStick®
  • Performance suspension, brakes, and Chrysler's Electronic Stability Program (ESP) for superior handling
  • 20-inch wheels with 245/45ZR20 front and 255/45ZR20 rear tires
  • Superior SRT styling, including a lower and even bolder stance, rear spoiler, sport front seats, leather-trimmed accents, power everything, and much more

SRT-8 Technical Specs

Other SRT-8 photos:

Tuesday, January 18, 2005

Monday, January 10, 2005

All that glitters is at the auto show 01/10/05

"Chrysler has single-handedly reinvented the large, V-8-powered American sedan," said Matt DeLorenzo, an editor at Road & Track magazine and one of the voters for the annual award. "With its bold looks, growling Hemi power and enough attitude to cut a rap record on its own, the Chrysler 300C is a bad boy for hipsters. Yet, with its affordable sticker price and V-6 optional engines, it appeals to traditional full-size American car buyers."
From Macomb Daily : All that glitters is at the auto show 01/10/05

Tuesday, December 28, 2004

More car of the year awards for 300C

More car of the year awards, still no surprises Autoblog

Thursday, December 23, 2004

Automobile of the Year: Chrysler 300C

Automobile Magazine named the 300C as Automobile of the Year.

The 300C was also named to the 10 best sedans by Car and Driver magazine.