Country of OriginThe country in which the vehicle was assembled from components to complete car
CANADA
Launch YearThe year in which this vehicle was first built
2020
Launch MonthThe month of the year in which this vehicle was first built
2
Generation Name
LX
SeriesThe series of a vehicle model e.g. VY Commodore, FG Falcon
LX
Model YearThis is the manufacturer's label to describe a particular build version of this vehicle. This can overlap multiple years of production and may not match the build year.
MY20
BadgeThis is the variation of the vehicle within its model line. This can be a change of mechanical equipment, features etc.
SRT Core
DoorsThe number of doors on the vehicle. Note that the boot is generally included in the door count.
4
Seat CapacityThe number of occupants that can be legally carried within a vehicle.
5
Body StyleThis is the overall shape (style) of the vehicle's body, eg Sedan, SUV, Ute
Sedan
Overview
LX MY20 SRT Core Sedan 4dr Spts Auto 8sp 6.4i Chrysler created a minor sensation when it fronted Ford and Holden with its brash, broad-shouldered 300C sedan in 2005. Priced to compete with the help of favourable exchange rates " and the fact it was based on a previous-generation Mercedes-Benz E-Class "it was something of a hit. Sadly, after 15 years, the macho American (now Chrysler 300) has not really moved with the times. It's been overtaken both by evolution and changing market preferences. To some though, it's still hard to argue against the merits of the capacious interior, the bluff but balanced styling " and the SRT version's thundering 6.4-litre 350kW/637Nm V8 engine. The 210kW/340Nm 3.6-litre V6 version isn't bad either.