2002 Chrysler 300M Overview

Looking for a Used 300M in your area?

CarGurus has 636 nationwide 300M listings starting at $2,991.

Pro-Am

Special: 1 GOOD Deals; Avg. Price: $6,326

STD: 9 GOOD Deals; Avg. Price: $6,000

Used Chrysler Concorde 606 listings

Used Chrysler Sebring 6831 listings

Used Chevrolet Impala 59606 listings

Used Ford Mustang 33487 listings

Used Nissan Maxima 18742 listings

Used Honda Accord 51078 listings

Used Dodge Intrepid 915 listings

Used Chrysler LHS 184 listings

Used Mercedes-Benz S-Class 4896 listings

Used Lincoln LS 1259 listings

Average User Score

4.7 ⁄ 5 stars

Based on 18 reviews

It's Beautiful, Comfortable And Feeds Our Thirst For Luxury. by stevesgirl1986

— This is our 2nd one. The first one was a 1999 and we loved it but, it had a mystery problem we never found the cause of because, the lease was up and the problem was very intermittent. We were going... Read More

I Am 6'4 And This The Most Comfortable Car I Have Ever Traveled In by Chipp

— It is by far the best car I have ever owned The interior design still is better than new cars today in the showroom My car is ten years old and I still get comments about how nice a car I have Check ... Read More

I Finally Acquired One Of My Dream Cars. by Bob99

— We made a trip to Vegas in 2001 and rented a 300M and it became one of my dream cars. Recently when looking for a second car we found this exceptionally clean car with 79,000 miles on it. After a nu... Read More

2002 Chrysler 300M Overview

Overall User Score

4.7⁄5

Based on 18 reviews

A revised grille was the only notable change to the Chrysler 300M in 2002.  A second trim called the Special was added, in an effort to provide a 300 geared more towards performance.  The 300M had replaced the New Yorker, and Chrysler had initially crafted it as more of a sports sedan.  However, the sport-tuned suspension was softened in 2000, and the image of the 300 was changed.  The Special was introduced to fill the void.
The 300M's engine was a powerful 3.5 liter V-6, which generated 253 horsepower and 253 pound-feet of torque.  The full size sedan could reach 60 mph off the line in 7.8 seconds, and turn the quarter mile in about 16.  While the four-speed  automatic included the AutoStick manual shifter, many drivers expressed a longing for a genuine 5-speed to complement power and handling, and to potentially improve upon the 19/27 mpg fuel efficiency.  It never came.
The 300M provided very nimble handing for such a large car, and front wheel drive provided some additional stability in slick conditions.  Owners were pleased with the amount of interior and trunk space created by the cab-forward layout. The Xenon headlights were also praised for the considerable improvements in nighttime visibility. Interior part quality continued to annoy drivers, and many were also unsatisfied with the sound system.  Xenon headlights were also praised for the considerable improvements in nighttime visibility.

Talk about the 2002 Chrysler 300M

No comments yet

Looking for a Used 300M in your area?

CarGurus has 636 nationwide 300M listings starting at $2,991.

	2002 Chrysler 300M	2002 Chrysler Concorde	2002 Chrysler Sebring

Cost	$29,055 Original MSRP	$5,237 Average Instant Market Value	$5,226 Average Instant Market Value
Gas Mileage (highway)	26	26	27
Horsepower	250	200	150
Crash Test Rating		4	5
Front Leg Room (inches)	42.20	42.2	42.3