2022 Chrysler 300 review

What We Like

Comfort: Although the 300 may not be considered a luxury car, its interior has a high-end vibe thanks to its comfortable, supportive seats and sleek design. The spacious cabin easily accommodates five passengers, and the generously sized doors make entering and exiting a breeze. Additionally, the cabin stays relatively quiet even when driving at highway speeds, with minimal road and wind noise coming through.

Technology: The Chrysler 300 features the company’s advanced Uconnect^® infotainment system that displays on an 8.4-inch screen that fits well with the cabin design. The system is user-friendly and provides Apple CarPlay^® and Android Auto^™ connectivity as standard. The 300 does not have many standard driver-assist features; most are optional, such as automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control.

Performance: The 300 has been a performance sedan since it was introduced in the 1950s, and the 2022 model carries on that tradition. A smooth and powerful cruiser, the 300 moves well with the V6, but the V8 option provides strong acceleration accompanied by a pleasing exhaust note. Steering and brakes perform well, making this big sedan enjoyable to drive.

What Needs Improvement

Fuel economy: The Chrysler 300 is an excellent option for performance and people moving, but as a large, heavy sedan, fuel economy does tend to suffer. The rear-wheel-drive 300 with the V6 engine is rated at an EPA-estimated 23 mpg combined, but this figure drops to 19 mpg with the 5.7-liter V8 under the hood.