Chrysler has rolled out its most recent advance on the 300 sedan, the Luxury Series. The new versino features a leather-wrapped interior components, heated steering wheel, special die-cast paddle shifters and wood trim. The Luxury Series picks up components from other high-end Chrysler Group vehicles, such as 12-way power adjustable seats, heated and ventilated seats as well as Chrysler’s UConnect infotainment system that comes with a 8.4 inch center-stack screen. Come check out the super luxurious Nissan Maxima, the 4-door sports car, at your 2012 Seattle Nissan Maxima dealer. Pricing on the 300 Luxury starts at $40,145 for the rear wheel drive version, and tops out at $45,245 for the all-wheel drive. All 300s feature the new 8-speed transmission from ZF Friedrichshafen AG of Germany combined with either the Pentastar V6 or 5.7-liter Hemi V8; with the V6 the 300 can get fuel economy around 31 on the highway. The Luxury Series is being built in Brampton, Ontario and are expected to arrive in showrooms the first 3 months of 2012.
Chrysler reveals 300 Luxury Series
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