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Early look: 2011 Chrysler 300

[i]In addition to an official CGI rendering of the 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee, Chrysler also released a photo-realistic illustration of its 2011 300 sedan, which will go on sale in mid to late 2010. The image was included as part of the company’s viability plan submitted to the U.S. Congress. The vehicle will have a drastically improved interior, and an updated exterior, which builds upon the iconic design of the original 300 series. Chrysler will also improve fuel economy of the 300 and its nearest siblign, the Dodge Charger, in order to comply with upcoming CAFE regulations.

The reigning fuel-efficient champ of the LX-platform stable is the 26 mpg (highway) 2.7-liter Dodge Charger, but the next crop of LX-based vehicles will likely top the 30 mpg mark.

In order to improve fuel economy, Chrysler engineers will focus on aerodynamics, axel ratios and drivetrains. At the heart of the improvements will be Chrysler’s all-new Phoenix family of V6 engines. The new Phoenix V6 will likely replace both V6s currently offered in the LX cars, improving both fuel economy and performance.

But the new Phoenix V6 won’t be the only big news for the 2011 Charger and 300. Chrysler is also planning to replace the cars’ four and five-speed automatic transmissions with a new eight-speed unit, rivaling Lexus for the most cogs in the business.

“These vehicles will be CAFE-positive,” Frank Klegon, Chrysler’s executive vice president of product development, told Automotive News. The next round of CAFE regulations starts in 2011, with a ramp up to 31.6 mpg by 2015.

The redesigned Dodge Charger is expected to debut before the new 300. The Charger will show up in early 2010, while the 300 will come several months later. [/i]

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