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| 2012 Chrysler 300 |
2012 Chrysler 300
2012 Chrysler 300
The Mopar 300 also gets a unique melody front and rear suspension springs are 42 percent stiffer and 23, compared with the 300C sports suspension setting. There are no changes under the hood, 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 makes the same 363 HP from a run-of-the-mill-300C, but the sedan is in a straight line performance improved by a higher final drive ratio be. The stock 3.06:1 rear differential for a unit is replaced by 3.91:1 claims, Mopar, that this is equivalent to 300 0 to 60 in a time in the low range of five seconds. This represents a considerable improvement over a stock 300C, traveling to 60 mph in 5.9 seconds in our tests. It is better to wear down to the 300 on the speed, high-performance Mopar pads mounted on all four corners. The above-mentioned 20-inch wheels with Goodyear Eagle F1 tires wrapped instead of the Firestone Firehawk all seasons 300CS worn by others with 20.
Each owner of 300, this special edition to the Mopar catalog, like everything, except replicate the unique markings to undermine, is sold separately. If you have a limited edition of 500 cars will be a box of candy that Mopar key rings and garlands, a concept sketch of 300 has to be signed by the designer and get a certificate, the car number and time to build the production. The Mopar-300 is equipped with equipment that is optional for 300 children, including Chrysler SafetyTec package fitted, the bundles adaptive HID headlights, adaptive cruise control, collision warning and blind spot monitoring system, front and rear parking sensors and rain sensor windshield wipers.
The price is $ 49,700, more than $ 10,000 higher than the base sticker of the 2012 300C SRT8 beats the 300 from $ 705's. Since the information, he leaned toward the more powerful (and, in our opinion, better) SRT range. Those who agree not to bet on their Chrysler dealer for the summer
The last and perhaps the most impressive program of Mopar and Chrysler built to the 75th To celebrate the anniversary of the latter is the Mopar built 300, an extensive tuning program for the 300th Chrysler
2012 Chrysler 300
