[90th 300]

Hey there, just bought a 2016 Chrysler 300, how can I find out if it is a 90th Anniversary model? ...or were they all 90th Anniversary models for 2016? My recent purchase has all the right options, but I am hoping to make sure... somehow?

 

[Mike W]

There's a way of putting in your vin number and getting your window sticker. I'm sure it would be on the sticker if it wasan anniversary model. I would think it would have some distinctive badging if it was.

 

[90th 300]

There's a way of putting in your vin number and getting your window sticker. I'm sure it would be on the sticker if it wasan anniversary model. I would think it would have some distinctive badging if it was.

...that's just it. There's nothing on the window sticker, and yet I have all the options included with the Anniversary package... Here is my window sticker: Fontographer 5.0 (chrysler.com)

 

[craigbrooklyn74]

The shame is it’s not like back in the day when an anniversary of a car was a big thing. I said it in the past I’ll say it again they need to market it and promote it, it’s like stellantis could care less about their signature line. And I thought the 300 came out in 55 not 56

 

[90th 300]

I agree. I honestly think my vehicle "maybe" a 90th anniversary edition, however that edition seems like an after-thought. It is mentioned in the original brochure, but barely - you have to hunt to find any mention of it. No real promotion. Interestingly, my father had a '67 New Yorker - now that was something special... at least to me.

 

[craigbrooklyn74]

I agree. I honestly think my vehicle "maybe" a 90th anniversary edition, however that edition seems like an after-thought. It is mentioned in the original brochure, but barely - you have to hunt to find any mention of it. No real promotion. Interestingly, my father had a '67 New Yorker - now that was something special... at least to me.

I think the 05 to present RWD and AWD LX cars are the last of their breed if these cars go, the car market is officially dead and we will be cursed with cookie cutter cars that are boring and just won’t be worth it

 

[Curious Joe]

Hey there, just bought a 2016 Chrysler 300, how can I find out if it is a 90th Anniversary model? ...or were they all 90th Anniversary models for 2016? My recent purchase has all the right options, but I am hoping to make sure... somehow?

Perhaps your car was 'updated' over the dealer parts counter? My 2020 300S came without the 'Interior Decor Package' (2020 was the last year offered). The pieces are available over the parts counter. A bit more expensive but well worth it IMO.

 

[90th 300]

Perhaps your car was 'updated' over the dealer parts counter? My 2020 300S came without the 'Interior Decor Package' (2020 was the last year offered). The pieces are available over the parts counter. A bit more expensive but well worth it IMO.

Not sure. However, I agree the anniversary add-ons are very much worthwhile! Thanks for your response.

 

[Curious Joe]

I agree. I honestly think my vehicle "maybe" a 90th anniversary edition, however that edition seems like an after-thought. It is mentioned in the original brochure, but barely - you have to hunt to find any mention of it. No real promotion. Interestingly, my father had a '67 New Yorker - now that was something special... at least to me.

Our family owned a '67 Newport sedan for a few years - no issues.