Chrysler 300C The Stretched Version
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Chrysler 300C: The Stretched Version
Summary:
Chrysler is planning to release a stretched version of the 300C, aiming to appeal to the livery market. However, it might come with a price premium of up to $5,000 over the standard model.
Why Extend the 300C?
Chrysler's 300C has become a hit, garnering positive press and high customer satisfaction. The automaker is now developing a stretched version to attract new markets, provided the pricing is competitive.
Key Markets:
- Limo Market:
While the 300C may not rival the Lincoln Town Car or Cadillac DTS, it competes well with the Ford Crown Victoria. Limousine and taxi services might find the roomier 300C an appealing option.
- Pursuit Market:
Chrysler previously exited the police pursuit market with the discontinuation of larger rear-wheel-drive models. The stretched 300C could mark a return, bolstering sales and market share against popular models like the Ford Crown Victoria and Chevy Impala. A similarly extended Dodge Charger might follow if the 300C gains traction.
- Luxury Market:
Although not a luxury vehicle, a more luxurious model is on the horizon: the Chrysler Imperial. This future model is anticipated to be an even larger version of the stretched 300C, and its demand will likely be gauged by the 300C's success.
What We Know About the Stretched 300C:
The extended 300C will gain six inches, enhancing rear passenger space. Notably, Chrysler won't build these models in-house; an external supplier will handle the modifications.
Prices are not yet set, but the stretched version may cost up to $5,000 more than the standard model. This premium could be a sticking point for livery operators, who might find it difficult to justify the extra cost. Chrysler might need to absorb some expenses to keep the premium around $1,000, ensuring demand doesn't fall flat.
With strategic pricing, Chrysler hopes the stretched 300C will succeed across multiple markets.
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