Overview & Reviews

The V8-powered 2010 Chrysler 300C receives standard keyless entry/ignition and rear parking sensors, and all 300 models get standard side curtain airbags; however, front-seat-mounted side airbags are no longer available. The Touring Plus and 300S trims have been added and the base LX trim level has been discontinued.

• Strong and smooth V8 engines, versatile all-wheel-drive system, roomy interior, available long-wheelbase model, impressive luxury and performance for the price.

• Lackluster V6 engines, outdated four-speed automatic transmissions, compromised visibility for shorter drivers, poor side-impact crash rating.

User Reviews:

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  A classic in waiting - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By carsidrive - May 11 - 11:07 am

  I couldnt be happier with the overall experience of this car. Just over 38k miles now, its still brand new in every way. Power on tap is un-limited! Extremely quiet, ride is "sporty" for such a big car. Never feels heavy, really nimble actually. You do get jostled a bit, but when hitting curves, theres a sense they arent even there. Talk out there in blogs has this model pinned for being collector car worthy in the future. Chrysler got it right on this one. The re-style is nice, but not comparable to this last beauty produced. Romp on it under an overpass with sunroof open and hear the twin pipes roar like a muscle car. Its a luxo freeway cruiser in supreme-sublime style and function.

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  WOW! Perfect combo of Sport and luxury - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By momoracer - December 4 - 2:00 am

  I love it. Bought it yesterday and drove 300 miles home. 24.8 mpg going 73 mph on a 5.7L V8, WOW. JOY TO THE WORLD! I test drove BMW 550i, 535i, Benz E. Almost half price as the Germans w same options, the Chrysler has better style, more comfort, the seats are great and beautiful, more room, better sound system, no-one else has the HEMI, u-connect (bluetooth) is great. Touch screen Navigation, easy to use. No scrolling through pages to get to what you need. You get SO MUCH more for your money. I love the wheels, exterior look, a great cross between the 300C and SRT. This is what I have been waiting for. Remote start, Germans cant do that? Gotta go get some milk, any excuse to drive, HA! L

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  Still stands out. - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By Big Ron - November 17 - 2:00 am

  I bought this baby right off the showroom floor. Mine has the white exterior with the gray leather interior which all the "Ss" have. The options included with my S8 package are what sold me. Plus, the wheels and exterior package make it unique enough that I felt I didnt need to step up to the SRT. The HEMI more than comforts my need for power and it handles more than adequately for a car its size.

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  Signature Series AWD - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By Scooter - November 1 - 2:00 am

  Ive only had it a week but absolutely love it! I needed a sedan that would tow 2000 lbs and there are few that fit the bill. The 300 is by far the best looking of the bunch and the most affordable with great options. I choose the V6/ 5 spd for the fuel mileage and will update the post when I have some miles on it. The selling dealer was awesome to work with and would highly recommend them to anyone interested.

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  Signature Series AWD - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By scoot59 - November 1 - 2:00 am

  Ive only had it for 10 days but Im already in love with it. We took a trip up into the mountains with it the second day and she handles and drives like a dream. I chose the 300 because I wanted a luxury sedan capable of towing 2000 lbs. That is a short list and the 300 is by far the best bang for the bucks and in my opinion the best looking of the lot. I await the 1st snowstorm to she how she does then. Ill update this post when Ive got some miles on her.

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  Love the 300 S8 - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By BK - July 12 - 6:54 am

  The mid year 300 S8 package is a great car with an amazing list of standard options for the price. The interior is sporty and comfortable and all the electronic gadgets are easy to use and within reach of the driver. Press the gas on this sleeper and youll be quickly reminded this aint your Daddys Chrysler.

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  The car that starts itself - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By big daddy - July 4 - 11:31 pm

  This is my 2nd 300 with a hemi. 06 was great. Wanting to upgrade, I went to a 10 model. A great car but since purchasing in feb., has been in the shop 5 times. First time after hearing noises on sharp turns, found out that the factory had put the wrong rack and pinion steering on this model. Then the fun began. The car started itself in the garage one night at midnight. After a trip to the ownership, was told that it was fixed, it started again in the garage. Detroit told the dealer that if I had AT&T land line or computer, that it would interfere with the electronics. After 2 weeks back in the shop, was given 2 new key fobs with an AT&T blocker on them. As of 1 week, "no Christine"

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  World Class in Every Way! - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By Chrysler Man - June 27 - 11:30 am

  My recent "300" purchase made for my ninth Chrysler product in a row and this is by far the best vehicle I ever owned. I trade every three years and never thought I would get over parting with my Vanilla White Chrysler PT-Cruiser Turbo, another gem. Once I adjusted to the larger, 300 Touring Special Edition, I was thrilled with my decision to acquire this extremely roomy, powerful, compliant, well executed and stately sedan. The metallic blue I choose is stunning and turns many heads. If not for the simplification of the PT- Cruiser, I would have bought another and not realized how appealing the 300 is. I cannot wait for the all new model due out fairly soon, yet the 10 is tried and true!

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  Great ride! - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By ontario - May 27 - 4:52 am

  I actually have a 2010 300 Limited AWD 3.5L V6, the Canadian version. The MyGIG with no NAV allows up to 28 gigs of music (software, etc. takes up the remaining space). It is a great feature, easy to add music via USB and there is an aux jack as well. The vehicles ride is great, an excellent cruiser with a superb comfort level. The vehicle is well built out of Brampton, Ontario. The dealership was pleasant to do business with, and had the vehicle delivered in a timely manner (built to order). The vehicle is very spacious (Im 61" and fit comfortably), and the AWD works wonders for harsh Canadian winters. Dual front auto climate control is a nice feature as well.

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  Best car in the world - 2010 Chrysler 300
  By Rob Smith - May 2 - 7:30 pm

  This is the best car in the world. Incredibly roomy, huge trunk, smooth ride. I got the long wheelbase though, and its engine is not nearly adequate. No AWD option either!? Needs more options too.