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Chrysler 300: which year to buy? Recalls and complaints by year

Of 23 model years of the Chrysler 300 on record, 2019 has the most owner complaints at NHTSA (40, most often about air bags). 2012 has the most recall campaigns (9). 2007 has the most complaints mentioning a crash, a fire or an injury (9).

How to read this

Each row counts what official sources have on record for that model year: recall campaigns and owner complaints filed with NHTSA, and how many of those complaints mention a crash, a fire or an injury. We do not rate reliability. Fewer complaints can also mean fewer cars sold or a newer car, so open the year before you decide. 🇺🇸 Local data

Year Recalls Complaints Crash, fire or injury Most reported Combined
2023 1 6 2 SERVICE BRAKES 21 MPG
2022 2 5 2 AIR BAGS 21 MPG
2021 2 20 0 AIR BAGS 21 MPG
2020 2 10 3 UNKNOWN OR OTHER 21 MPG
2019 2 40 2 AIR BAGS 21 MPG
2018 4 40 0 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 21 MPG
2017 2 40 1 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 21 MPG
2016 3 40 2 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 21 MPG
2015 5 40 5 UNKNOWN OR OTHER 21 MPG
2014 8 40 1 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 21 MPG
2013 6 40 2 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 21 MPG
2012 9 40 5 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 21 MPG
2011 7 40 2 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 18 MPG
2010 7 40 8 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 19 MPG
2009 5 40 3 AIR BAGS 19 MPG
2008 4 40 3 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 18 MPG
2007 4 40 9 POWER TRAIN 18 MPG
2006 4 40 0 FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM 20 MPG
2004 0 2 1 AIR BAGS 19 MPG
2003 0 0 0 — 19 MPG
2002 0 0 0 — 19 MPG
2001 0 0 0 — 19 MPG
2000 0 0 0 — 19 MPG

Recalls: NHTSA campaigns only, so a defect also recalled in Canada is not counted twice. Stars: NHTSA overall rating. Fuel economy: EPA.

All years of the Chrysler 300

Questions

Which Chrysler 300 year has the most complaints?
Of 23 model years of the Chrysler 300 on record, 2019 has the most owner complaints at NHTSA (40, most often about air bags).
Which Chrysler 300 year has the most recalls?
2012 has the most recall campaigns (9).
Which Chrysler 300 years have no complaints or recalls on record?
2003, 2002, 2001, 2000. That can also mean fewer cars sold or a newer car, not only a better one.
How is this comparison made?
We count, for each model year, the recall campaigns and owner complaints filed with NHTSA, and how many complaints mention a crash, a fire or an injury. We do not rate reliability: raw counts also depend on how many cars were sold and how old they are.