Chrysler 300C (Japanese Edition) ?????? 300C

Same as in Europe, the Magnum there is also badged as the Chrysler 300.

— chewy (View Profile)

Posted on 7/13/2006 2:59:31 AM | reply to this comment | Votes: 1   

It degrades the 300C status it has grown to be. From Chrysler to it's lower brand (Dodge).

— MBFan604 (View Profile)

Posted on 7/13/2006 9:31:02 AM | reply to this comment | Votes: 1   

Until the new 300c came on the market, Chrysler's name wasn't much. When the 300 was introduced it was huge, everyone was talking about the 300. This was there time to rev up their product line and produce a nice mid-size sedan.

And what does Chrysler do? They produced this akward shape mistake called the Sebring...I was just so let down.

— courtstone (View Profile)

Posted on 7/13/2006 10:20:18 AM | reply to this comment | Votes: 1   

This isn't uncommon outside of the US, our cars have always had different names. For example, in Asia and Europe the Honda Accord is actually what our Acura TSX is. That doesn't exactly "degrade its status". It's just how they market things in different areas. For the longest time Toyota didn't even have Lexus in Japan. LS = Toyota Excelsior, RX = Harrier, not a single Lexus badge in sight. Honda did the same thing, the Acura RL is actually the Honda Legend. So how does it cause it's status to be degraded in any way? It's still the same car, just with a bit different look.

— jeffy210 (View Profile)

Posted on 7/13/2006 10:46:13 AM | reply to this comment | Votes: 1