Chrysler 300 Luxury Series

Despite major enhancements, public perception still remains that many American luxury sedans don’t quite approach the amount of refinement and equipment provided by their imported rivals. So it follows that Chrysler models fall shy of Lincoln subsequently and Cadillac, especially as their prices is less dear. However the latest announcement from Auburn Hillsides aims to shut that perception – and prices – gap very lightly.

Whereas previously, the Pentastar car maker might have attempted to market the purchasing public on terms like “Corinthian leather” to market their luxury automobiles, today, all it needs to do is contact its buddies (read: corporate overlords) in Italia to obtain some top-quality Potrona Frau leather (usually present in Maserati and top-of-the-line Alfa Romeo models) and hands-sanded wood trim sent over. The brand new-for-2012 Chrysler 300 Luxury Series is aesthetically distinguished too by “platinum-chrome” trim around the grille, door mirrors and handles, plus 20-inch polished wheels and all sorts of the features Chrysler can muster. Beginning at $40,125, it is also a great bit less costly than other luxury cars its size cars concentrating on the same trappings.

Couple by using what Chrysler claims may be the first eight-speed automatic transmission offered on the domestic luxury sedan and available all-wheel drive, and also the 300 Luxury Series could simply make luxury import purchasers swing by their local Chrysler car dealership for a closer inspection.