Our 2023 Chrysler 300C Is Missing Some Particular Options

Chrysler enthusiasts eagerly anticipated the arrival of the 2023 Chrysler 300C, a uniquely special, limited-production model designed to commemorate the illustrious 70-year legacy of the 300 nameplate. As the brand prepares to transition to electric vehicles, this edition was hailed as the pinnacle of the current generation 300, featuring a robust 6.4-liter (392 cubic-inch) HEMI® V8 engine.

With the 300C, Chrysler symbolically bid farewell to the HEMI engine era as the brand embarked on a transition towards electric mobility. This decision added a sense of exclusivity and sentimental value to the limited-edition model, making it highly sought after by Chrysler fans who appreciate the brand’s storied heritage.

However, some owners have recently discovered that a few of the promised initial features are noticeably absent from these models. While not deal-breakers, the missing options have raised eyebrows and sparked speculation among owners. We delved into the matter and sought answers from Chrysler representatives to shed light on this peculiar situation.

Although the absence of certain features may not be a deal breaker for most owners, it has become a topic of amusement and curiosity. During a thorough review of the original specification list, it was discovered that the lit cupholders, rear center armrest storage in the back seat, and the passenger side trunk light were notably absent from the 300C models. These seemingly minor omissions have led owners to wonder why Chrysler would opt to exclude initially promised features.

To address this discrepancy, we have contacted our Chrysler rep for clarification. But we are still waiting for an explanation for this peculiar situation. So stay tuned.