Given that the long wheelbase carries around extra metal, glass and interior furnishings, Chrysler will only offer the 300 LWB with the mid-range 250-hp 3.5-liter DOHC V6 for the Touring model ...

Having spent a bunch of time in 300s over the past couple of years, I can say that you definitely know that this sucker is longer. You can feel the tail wag a little bit during freeway cruising ...

Rick Kranz of Automotive News recently penned a piece asking just how popular will the upcoming Chrysler 300C LWB (Long Wheelbase) be, and is Chrysler underestimating its appeal to the public.

Currently most 300C sales are retail, but Chrysler Australia sees an opening in the fleet market area currently dominated by the Holden Statesman and Ford Fairlane. A LWB model would be a good fit ...

Chrysler won’t be stretching the company’s new 300 for livery service anytime soon. According to Automotive News, the automaker isn’t interested in locking horns with Lincoln in the ...