Soon Chryslers will be grills on wheels. this big grill trend needs to end.
The rear end is a very good improvement. The line that bisects the tail lamps on the current 300 reminds me of a 74 Cordoba. And the grille looks good also.
I think it's amazing they can take a design they've had for years and still manage to keep it fresh…think this update is truly American in style and execution and I like it!
I think the big grill is the result of watching Audi–the bigger the grill gets the more they seem to sell. As brilliant as the exterior of this car is; the real accomplishment is the interior on the Platinum version. Real Watin-finished wood and diamond pleated upolstry in a White & Royal Blue two-tone that makes you feel you're in a Bently (which I have been in, and the Chrysler's resemblence is uncanny). Except that the Chrysler has that new 7"TFT+8.5"center screen for unparalleled Nav/Gauge/HVAC/Sound interface. (Which, although not as nice as Rolls-Royce/BMW, is much nicer than anything else in the world–including Bently's.)
Impressive looking and quite distinctive in a positively sophisticated way. It just goes to show you what a good design Chrysler has with the 300.
Even with the subtle and improved styling it shows that an evolutionary rather than radical design have much more staying power and appeal.
perfect. Inside & out.
Soon Chryslers will be grills on wheels. this big grill trend needs to end.
The rear end is a very good improvement. The line that bisects the tail lamps on the current 300 reminds me of a 74 Cordoba. And the grille looks good also.
I think it's amazing they can take a design they've had for years and still manage to keep it fresh…think this update is truly American in style and execution and I like it!
I think the big grill is the result of watching Audi–the bigger the grill gets the more they seem to sell. As brilliant as the exterior of this car is; the real accomplishment is the interior on the Platinum version. Real Watin-finished wood and diamond pleated upolstry in a White & Royal Blue two-tone that makes you feel you're in a Bently (which I have been in, and the Chrysler's resemblence is uncanny). Except that the Chrysler has that new 7"TFT+8.5"center screen for unparalleled Nav/Gauge/HVAC/Sound interface. (Which, although not as nice as Rolls-Royce/BMW, is much nicer than anything else in the world–including Bently's.)
Impressive looking and quite distinctive in a positively sophisticated way. It just goes to show you what a good design Chrysler has with the 300.
Even with the subtle and improved styling it shows that an evolutionary rather than radical design have much more staying power and appeal.