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Chrysler 300C Touring review
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2006 Chrysler 300C Touring review: classic MOTOR

A Mopar wagon for cool cruising with your length-challenged pooch

Naturally Aspirated Car Comparison
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Atmo heroes comparison

Sometimes, in the world of high-performance engines, less (forced induction) really is more. Here we celebrate six of the finest free-breathers

2019 Ford Mustang Bullitt vs Chrysler 330 SRT performance comparison review
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2019 Ford Mustang Bullitt vs Chrysler 300 SRT comparison review

As Ford reloads on a movie-star Mustang, an old foe from the big screen shadows its arrival

2004 Chrysler Crossfire review classic MOTOR
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2004 Chrysler Crossfire coupe review: classic MOTOR

Bizarre cross-breeding program between Chrysler and Merc results in surprising Crossfire

2008 FPV GT E vs HSV Senator vs Chrsyler 300C SRT8 comparison drive review classic MOTOR
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2008 FPV GT-E vs HSV Senator vs Chrsyler 300C SRT8 comparison review: classic MOTOR

The fight for fast luxury hots up as FPV’s new GT-E tackles the HSV and Chrysler heavies

Chrysler 300
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2017 Chrysler 300 Range Review

The Chrysler 300’s Sopranos styling may have softened, but this super-sized American four-door still registers a more intimidating street presence than just about any other sedan.

HSV Clubsport vs Chrysler 300 SRT8 Core test
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HSV Clubsport vs Chrysler 300 SRT8 Core: Classic MOTOR

The Yanks are sniping at Clubsport customers with the bare-bones SRT8 Core

Chrysler 300 SRT review
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Chrysler 300 SRT review

Detroit's latest lobs as an appealing alternative

Chrysler 300 SRT V8
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2015 Chrysler 300 SRT review

It is more grand tourer than sports sedan, but with the biggest V8 sold in Australia the Chrysler 300 SRT stakes out a patch all its own for image and punch.

2015 Chrysler 300 review
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2015 Chrysler 300 review

Restyled Chrysler 300 reaches back into the past to bolster its (slightly) more upmarket future