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Chrysler - 300 (2016)
Looking for a Chrysler 300 that turns heads without draining your budget? If the 2016 model has caught your eye, you’ll want to know the Chrysler 300 2016 price range, how it holds value, and where it sits among full‑size sedans on today’s market. Our database captures all the data you need to gauge whether a new or used Chrysler 300 price aligns with your expectations – no guesswork, just reliable, up‑to‑date figures that change only with market supply and vehicle condition.
- Engine: 3.6‑liter V6 with 310 horsepower and 263 lb‑ft torque
- Transmission: 8‑speed automatic (confirmed on the 2016 chassis)
- Fuel type: Regular unleaded gasoline
- Drive: Front‑wheel drive (optional all‑wheel drive on certain trims)
- Dimensions: 198.4 in (length) × 73.5 in (width) × 55.8 in (height); wheelbase 121.7 in
- Seating capacity: 5 passengers (two rows)
- Cargo: 13.9 cu ft behind the rear seats; up to 39 cu ft with seats folded
- Safety: Standard frontal airbags, side‑mitigation airbags, blind‑spot monitoring, and optional lane‑keeping assist
- Infotainment: 8‑inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a premium Bose or Bang & Olufsen audio system on higher trims
- Trim levels: Apex, Forward, SRT, and Touring (with each trim adding luxury and performance touches)
- Exterior colors: Midnight Blue, Platinum Pearl, Obsidian, and several bold metallics
The Chrysler 300 depreciation curve is characteristic of large sedans: the first year typically sees a 15–20% loss in value. In practical terms, a brand‑new 2016 model that originally retailed for $35,000 might close in the new‑car market at around $28,500 after 12 months. From year two to year five the depreciation slows, averaging roughly 5–10% per year depending on mileage, care, and market demand. This means a 2016 Chrysler 300 with 25,000 miles after five years could still command a solid resale price in the low‑$25,000 range. It’s worth noting that any additional options, such as the SRT performance package, can temper depreciation by maintaining desirability among enthusiasts.
What is a 2016 Chrysler 300 worth? Industry research shows that the used price market for the 2016 chassis typically runs from around $23,000 for well‑maintained RWD models with moderate mileage, climbing to the high‑$30,000 bracket for AWD variants or those featuring the high‑trim SRT 392 engine.
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