Page 1 of 1 The new shape of Chrysler was unveiled in New York Auto Show with the worldwide debut of the 300C concept vehicle. The car, revealed at the 2003 New York International Auto Show, features an entirely new shape based on Chrysler's all-new rear-drive architecture. The striking concept saloon continues the Chrysler brand's proud 'letter series' tradition - but in a thoroughly modern way. It has been nearly five decades since Chrysler first introduced its fabled 'letter series' cars. The brand's renowned line of Chrysler 300s started with the C-300 in 1955, and continued for 11 years.
This Chrysler 300C concept features classic proportions - a long bonnet, short deck and a dramatic profile complete with 20-inch tyres. Paying tribute to some of the first 'letter series' cars, a production version similar to the Chrysler 300C concept will go on sale in the USA in 2004. Page 1 of 1