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Discover where the Chrysler 300 price sits in today’s luxury sedan market and how the 2021 model’s value compares to its predecessors and competitors. Whether you’re eyeing a new car or evaluating a used Chrysler 300 price, this guide provides a data‑driven snapshot of what you need to know about specifications, depreciation, and market positioning.

• Model Year: 2021
• Body Style: Sedan
• Engine: 3.6‑L V6 Twin Turbo (411 hp & 434 lb‑ft)
• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic with manual mode
• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive (optional all‑wheel drive on higher trims)
• Fuel Type: Regular unleaded gasoline
• Seating Capacity: 5
• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic
• Dimensions: Length 205.3 in; Width 75.4 in; Height 66.9 in; Wheelbase 115.5 in
• Cargo: 12.1 cu ft behind rear seats; 35.8 cu ft with seats folded
• Key Features: Dual‑zone climate control, leather‑trimmed seats, 12‑inch touchscreen, adaptive cruise control, lane‑keep assist
• Safety Ratings: 5 stars overall from NHTSA; excellent scores in frontal and side crash tests

Depreciation Insight

Understanding Chrysler 300 depreciation is essential when budgeting for ownership. *Typically, a newly released model loses about 15–20% of its value during the first year. On average, a 2021 Chrysler 300 will experience another 40–45% decline over the next four years, arriving at roughly 35–40% of its original MSRP by the end of the five‑year mark.

For example:

• Initial depreciation: 15–20% in Year 1
• Years 2–5 cumulative: 40–45%
• Estimated resale value after 5 years: ~35–40% of MSRP

These figures are averages; individual circumstances—maintenance records, mileage, accident history, and regional demand—can swing the bottom line up or down.

What Is a 2021 Chrysler 300 Worth?

Curious about “what is a 2021 Chrysler 300 worth” today? The answer hinges on the sedan’s trim level, mileage, and condition. Here’s a quick snapshot for market reference (prices will vary by location and specific vehicle history):

• Base 2021 S model: MSRP $39,700 – resale typically around $23–25k after 2 years.
• 2021 Touring: MSRP $47,600 – resale around $26–28k at 2‑year mark.
• 2021 2.0T SRT: MSRP $58,900 – resale around $32–35k after 2 years.

When comparing to a freshly published MSRP, you can expect a used 2021 Chrysler 300’s price to be roughly 55–60% of new pricing, adjusted for mileage and condition.

Comparison Context

In its segment, the Chrysler 300 competes with the Ford Fusion Hybrid, the Toyota Avalon, and the Cadillac CT5. Relative to these EU alternatives:

• Ford Fusion Hybrid: Offers hybrid power and a lower base price, but falls short in cargo volume.
• Toyota Avalon: Shares luxury sedans’ spaciousness but features less powerful V6 options.
• Cadillac CT5: Provides a sharper driving feel and a competitive price point but uses a different V6 architecture.

When looking at used Chrysler 300 price on the pre‑owned market, you’ll find

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