spexautorepairandhandwash.com reviewer said
Chrysler has a winner with its large sedan thanks to the 300's
blend of quietness, comfort and highway composure. The full-size sedan class is
undergoing a transformation — boring and dated are being replaced with
comfortable and classy — and Chrysler's refined 300 is at the head of the pack.
The 2013 300 is available in base
300, 300S, 300C and 300C Luxury Series trims. Base versions of the sedan start
at $31,340, including a $995 destination fee. Hanley's test model was a
special-edition Glacier all-wheel-drive version that features a unique
"Falls" pattern cloth insert on its leather seats, specific wheels,
various piano-black trim pieces and Glacier badging. A cold-air intake and
freer-flowing exhaust bump the V-6's horsepower from to 292 to 300. Adding in
$1,500 for the black painted roof and $995 for the Uconnect multimedia system
took the as-tested price of his test car to $40,335.
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