Chrysler 300C 2012 - Car Review

Extremely high level of standard equipment. Sumptuous luxury. 240PS/540Nm torque diesel engine.

Steering not as precise as a Jaguar. Cheaper 'Limited' version lacks paddleshifts.

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Introduction

Chrysler has re-launched its 300C with the improved model going on sale in the UK from June 2012. There are two versions available with prices starting at £35,995 on the road for the distinctive four-door saloon.

Chrysler is now owned by Fiat and the brand is promising that the 300C (built in Canada) will deliver 'European-style quality and finesse' while still retaining the bold American styling that made it so popular. There have been a few tweaks, with new headlights and a redesigned grille along with a new rear end look.

It also gets a very high level of standard equipment with entry-level Limited models coming with heated front and rear seats, hill start assist, load levelling suspension and LED daytime running lights. The top 300C Executive version costs £39,995 on the road and comes even better equipped with heated and ventilated Nappa leather seats, keyless entry, adaptive cruise control, a blind spot monitoring system and a forward collision warning.

Power comes from a 3.0-litre V6 diesel engine developing 236bhp and 540Nm of torque. Claimed economy is 39.8mpg and CO2 emissions are 185g/km to 191g/km depending on wheel size.

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