2020 Chrysler 300

With rear-wheel-drive performance and plush, roomy seating, the 2020 Chrysler 300 is a modern classic for drivers who want a little more space and style than your standard sedan has.

Why choose the 2020 Chrysler 300?

Besides all the usual reasons to choose a full-size sedan - all-encompassing leg room, solid, dependable performance, impressive crash-test scores - the Chrysler 300 stands apart from the rest with its uptown style. For example, its big, shiny grille attracts notice. This upscale style extends into the cabin, where you'll find a solid build (nothing shakes or rattles) and well-crafted materials (many of which are soft to touch).

The 2020 Chrysler 300 appeals to driving enthusiasts with rear-wheel-drive performance (or all-wheel drive, if you're feeling especially sporty). But even when you're hauling down the highway, the 300 cabin remains serenely quiet, keeping wind and road noise out like they're not even there.

What are the Chrysler 300 trim levels?

This iconic Chrysler gives you four flavors of full-size sedan: the 300 Touring, 300S, 300 Limited, and 300C. As you climb the trim levels, each model provides a longer list of features and a slightly heftier price tag. Where does that leave you? Just figure out how much you're willing to spend and what features you can't live without. From there, it's pretty easy to make the right decision.

The entry-level 300 Touring is the most affordable option, and this base trim is also nicely equipped with modern conveniences. For starters, this sedan is all about visibility. There's heated mirrors for frosty mornings, an auto-dimming rearview mirror to reduce glare after dark, and a rearview camera to help you make sure you're not running over any stray pedestrians as you back up.

These days, we can't discount the importance of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto smartphone integration. By giving you hands-free access to your phone, this technology actually helps you stay safely connected. Unless you think you can resist the urge to pick up your phone, you'll love this standard equipment.

The next level up is the 300S, a sportier full-size sedan. Choose this Chrysler for its performance tires and a sport-tuned suspension. (Note that the sport-tuned suspension is only available for rear-wheel-drive models.) Besides handling sharp corners with a snappier attitude, the 300S increases the comfort quotient. That means leather upholstery and heated and power-adjustable front seats.

Up next is the 300 Limited, which adds little extras that can make a big difference in passenger comfort. In addition to being heated, front seats are also ventilated, so there's no horrid weather you can't shake off. The driver-seat memory settings and auto-dimming driver-side mirror give you a few less things to worry about - namely, finding the right spot behind the wheel and being blinded by headlights.

At the top of the 2019 Chrysler 300 lineup is the 300C. As you might've guessed, the 300C adds even more luxury into the mix. This "smart" trim thinks of things you might not - like heated and cooled front cupholders so you can make the most of your Starbucks beverage in rush-hour traffic jams. The upgraded leather upholstery is softer and more supple than in other models, so you can't help but feel special.

Which 2020 Chrysler 300 is AWD?

The 2020 Chrysler 300 is styled like an old-school full-size sedan, with sporty performance to match. Driving enthusiasts understand the benefits of rear-wheel drive. This performance hardware helps spread the vehicle's weight more evenly from front to rear. By ultimately offering better balance, the rear-wheel-drive 300 sedan also delivers sportier handling than its front-wheel-drive counterparts. Drivers who navigate a lot of twisty roads will definitely notice the difference.

All-wheel drive is also available for almost every Chrysler 300. (It's not available with the 5.7-liter V8 engine.) This performance technology supplies extra traction in both wet and dry weather. On wet roads, all-wheel drive means more safety. When the streets are dry, AWD means a sportier ride.

What's the 2020 Chrysler 300 gas mileage?

The answer to this question depends on which powertrain is under your Chrysler 300 hood. If you're aiming to conserve fuel, combine the 3.6-liter V6 with rear-wheel drive. This is the line's thriftiest combo, giving you 19 city and 30 highway miles per gallon with which to commute to work or transport your favorite passengers. Note that if you add all-wheel drive to this sedan, EPA figures drop a bit, to 18/27 mpg.

If you're leaning toward speed, the powerful 5.7-liter V8 engine will get you there. However, it's also going to spread your fuel budget a bit thinner, with EPA ratings coming in at 16/25 mpg.

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