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Chrysler 300 Interior: What You Get in Each Trim
The Chrysler 300 ended production in December 2023 after nearly two decades as the brand's full-size sedan, so every 300 on the market is now a used car. Its cabin was its calling card: a wide, flat dash, a big center screen and some of the most comfortable seats in the class. Here is what the last generation offered inside, trim by trim, and what to look at before you buy one.
Quick answer
Every late-model Chrysler 300 (2015 to 2023) has a five-seat cabin built around an 8.4-inch Uconnect touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a 7-inch configurable gauge display, dual-zone climate control and a 16.3 cubic foot trunk. The base Touring used cloth seats; Touring L added leather-trimmed seats and heated fronts; the 300S had sport seats and a heated steering wheel; and the top 300C had quilted Nappa or, in 2023, Laguna leather with heated and ventilated front seats and heated outboard rear seats. Rear legroom is generous for the class, though the hard plastic front seatbacks and a low cushion are the usual complaints. The 300C of 2023, the final edition, paired that cabin with a 485-hp 6.4-liter HEMI.
Interior by trim
| Trim | Seats | Screen and audio | Other cabin features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Touring | Cloth, 8-way power driver seat | 8.4-in. Uconnect 4C, 6 speakers | Dual-zone automatic climate, keyless entry, push-button start, 7-in. driver display |
| Touring L | Leather-trimmed, heated front seats | 8.4-in. Uconnect 4C, 6 speakers (Alpine 9-speaker available) | Heated steering wheel available, remote start, rear parking sensors |
| 300S | Sport-bolstered leather seats, heated fronts | 8.4-in. Uconnect 4C with navigation available, Alpine audio | Heated flat-bottom steering wheel with paddle shifters, black headliner, sport pedals |
| 300C (2019-2021) | Quilted Nappa leather, heated and ventilated fronts, heated outboard rears | 8.4-in. Uconnect 4C with navigation, Harman Kardon 19-speaker available | Real wood trim, power tilt/telescoping wheel, dual-pane sunroof available |
| 300C (2023 final edition) | Black Laguna leather embossed with the 300C logo, heated and ventilated fronts, heated outboard rears | 8.4-in. Uconnect 4C with navigation | Rear air vents, rear USB charging ports, 2,000 built for the U.S. plus 200 for Canada |
Equipment varied slightly by year and by package. Check the window sticker or the Mopar build sheet for the exact car you are looking at.
Space and practicality
Front seats
Wide, flat cushions with long thigh support. Power adjustment on every trim; memory on 300C. The driving position is high for a sedan, which many buyers like.
Rear seats
Generous legroom for the class, and the floor is nearly flat. The plastic front seatbacks are hard on knees, and the low cushion encourages slouching on long trips. Heated outboard rear seats on 300C.
Trunk
16.3 cubic feet, a wide opening and a 60/40 folding rear seat. A full-size spare was optional; most cars carry a compact spare.
Tech
Uconnect 4C is the older Uconnect generation: quick to respond, wired CarPlay and Android Auto, SiriusXM and a Wi-Fi hotspot, but the graphics look dated next to Uconnect 5 in the Pacifica.
What to check on a used 300
- Run every function of the 8.4-inch screen: backup camera, climate controls on the screen, CarPlay. Screens that delaminate or ghost-touch were a known issue on earlier cars.
- Sit in the back. If you carry adults regularly, the seatback angle and the hard front seatbacks matter more than the legroom figure.
- Check the leather on the driver bolster and the heated and ventilated seat functions; the ventilation fans are a common warranty item.
- Look for an open-recall report on the VIN. Our service department runs it at no charge.
- Confirm both key fobs. A single fob on a push-button-start car is an expensive fix.
- Decide what you want under the hood: a 3.6-liter V-6 (292 hp, available all-wheel drive) or the 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 (363 hp) on 300S and 300C, plus the 485-hp 6.4-liter in the 2023 300C.
If you want something new
Chrysler has no sedan today; the brand sells the Pacifica minivan, the Voyager and the Pacifica Hybrid replacement that is coming with the redesigned 2027 Pacifica. For a large, comfortable car with a similar footprint, buyers who liked the 300 usually cross-shop the Dodge Charger sedan, which returned for 2025 with standard all-wheel drive and a twin-turbo six, or a used 300 with low miles and the HEMI. We stock both, and we can search the market for a specific 300 trim or color.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Chrysler 300 have leather seats?
Touring L, 300S and 300C had leather-trimmed seats as standard; the base Touring had cloth. The 300C used quilted Nappa leather, and the 2023 final edition used Laguna leather.
How big is the Chrysler 300 trunk?
16.3 cubic feet, with a 60/40 split-folding rear seat.
What screen does the Chrysler 300 have?
An 8.4-inch Uconnect 4C touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on every trim from 2017 on; navigation was standard on 300C and optional below it.
Is the Chrysler 300 still made?
No. The last Chrysler 300, a 2023 300C, was built at the Brampton, Ontario plant on December 8, 2023. All 300s are now used cars.
How many people fit in a Chrysler 300?
Five, with a wide rear bench and nearly flat floor. Rear legroom is generous for the class.
Find a Chrysler 300
We take 300s in trade regularly and inspect every used car before it goes on the lot. Ask for the build sheet and a side-by-side with a Charger or a Pacifica if you are deciding between them.
Sources
Equipment and dimensions are Chrysler's, checked against the 2023 300 review and the production-end announcement on October 20, 2026. Used prices are not quoted here because they change weekly; each listing shows its current price.
- Last legend off the line: 2023 Chrysler 300C ends production (Dec. 9, 2023), Automotive World / Stellantis
- 2023 Chrysler 300 Review (Jan. 4, 2024), J.D. Power
- Mopar owner's manuals (Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram), FCA US LLC / Stellantis