Chrysler 300C Touring Concept
Makes its first appearance in Frankfurt
New Chrysler 300C Touring Concept To Be Unveiled at 2003 IAA
- Noble and expressive American design with elegant interior appointments, draws from Chrysler 300C Sedan design cues
- A new alternative for the Chrysler brand in important European E segment wagon class
- New HEMI® V-8 engine offers legendary horsepower, torque and competitive fuel consumption in its class
Chrysler Group will provide further evidence of its rapid-fire new product offensive in Europe and other international markets when it reveals the new Chrysler 300C Touring Concept at the 60th International Motor Show (IAA) in Frankfurt on Tuesday, September 9.
The new Chrysler 300C Touring concept is the wagon version of the Chrysler 300C sedan concept, which was revealed earlier this year at the New York International Auto Show. The Chrysler 300C sedan concept will make its European show debut alongside the new Touring version at the IAA.
The Touring concept expands the Chrysler 300C model range and shares most of the design, powertrain, chassis, equipment, interior appointments and technical specifications of the sedan concept. Adding all-wheel drive, a high level of versatility and roomy comfort for driver and passengers – matched with the ride and handling of a European sports sedan – the new Touring will enable the Chrysler brand to compete in the European E segment where around 40 per cent of sales are wagon derivatives.
A production version of the Chrysler 300C Touring concept will be available exclusively outside of North America late next year, further solidifying the Chrysler brand’s premium position in the market.
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