Chrysler / Price history

Chrysler 300.

2018 / Recorded asking prices

Recorded currenciesUSD

Price history

1 currency
Daily average asking prices4 Jun 2023 — 3 Dec 2023
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USD 53 observations · 2 sourcesall time
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DateUSD daily average
4 Jun 2023US$21,995
18 Jun 2023US$18,988
25 Jun 2023US$19,488
9 Jul 2023US$21,995
16 Jul 2023US$25,507
30 Jul 2023US$18,993
13 Aug 2023US$20,970
20 Aug 2023US$15,895
27 Aug 2023US$18,945
3 Sept 2023US$18,094
17 Sept 2023US$16,192
24 Sept 2023US$21,995
1 Oct 2023US$15,497
8 Oct 2023US$17,195
15 Oct 2023US$16,942
22 Oct 2023US$15,711
29 Oct 2023US$14,795
12 Nov 2023US$14,795
19 Nov 2023US$14,795
3 Dec 2023US$14,795

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What these observations cover

USD: 53 recorded asking-price observations; all-time average US$17,824, range US$12,870–US$25,507. Recorded dates: 16 May 2021–3 Dec 2023. Latest observation: 3 Dec 2023. 2 sources; 3 source-listing identifiers.

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About the Chrysler 300

The modern Chrysler 300 is a full-size sedan line. It is distinct from the marque’s earlier 300-badged cars.

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