Chrysler - 300M (2000)

The Chrysler 300M has long been a favorite among drivers who crave the blend of luxury and performance in a full‑size sedan. Whether you’re looking at the iconic 2000 Chrysler 300M or assessing today’s used Chrysler 300M price, the vehicle’s history and market standing make it a compelling option for many buyers.

• Model Year: 2000‑2004 (four‑year stretch with minor updates)
• Engine: 5.7‑L (351 ci) V8 twin turbo (manual) or V6 (manual) for 2000 Chrysler 300M
• Transmission: 4 speed automatic (manual gearbox options in early years)
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (regular unleaded)
• City/Highway MPG: Approx. 12–15 / 17–20 miles per gallon (depending on engine choice)
• Dimensions:
  • Wheelbase: 110.8 in.
  • Length: 215.7 in.
  • Width (no mirrors): 76.0 in.
  • Height: 53.8 in.
  • Weight: 3,900–4,500 lb. (varies by trim)
• Power & Torque: 250–300 hp and 310–345 lb‑ft (twin‑turbo V8 lineup), 190–265 hp for V6 models
• Top Speed: 145–155 mph (twin‑turbo models)
• 0–60 mph: 6.2–7.8 seconds (depending on engine and transmission)
• Towing Capacity: Up to 5,000 lb. with proper equipment
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 18.5 gal. (range of roughly 240–300 miles per tank)
• Interior Highlights: Leather seats, dual‑zone climate control, optional navigation and premium audio package

When evaluating the Chrysler 300M price, buyers typically compare the original MSRP of the 2000 model (generally $29,000–$37,000) to today’s resale figures. Since the vehicle is over 20 years old, used Chrysler 300M price varies widely across condition, mileage, and ownership history. Those seeking a classic, high‑power sedan often find models in the 5‑10 year range (mileage 60,000–120,000 mi) listed between $1,200–$4,500 on reputable marketplaces.

Chrysler 300M depreciation

Like many luxury sedans, the Chrysler 300M experiences a notable decline in value after its launch. While specific depreciation curves fluctuate by region, the following estimates reflect typical industry patterns for vehicles of this class:

• Within the first year: 15‑20 % drop from original price
• Years 2–3: Total decline of approximately 30‑35 % from MSRP
• Years 4–5: The 2000 Chrysler model typically loses 50‑55 % in value
• Beyond 5 years: Depreciation slows, averaging 5‑8 % per year, but total loss reaches 70‑80 % over a 10‑year lifespan

When planning a purchase, it is valuable to remember that Chrysler 300M depreciation also hinges on factors such as maintenance records, accident history, and market demand for classic muscle sedans.

Market comparison

Compared to similar full‑size luxury models of the early 2000s, the Chrysler 300M holds its own competitively. For instance:

• Dodge Charger V6 (2000) – Generally 10‑15 % cheaper in the used market, but the Charger offers a firmer ride and a sport‑centric design

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