Chrysler 300C Specs — Dimensions & Weight by Generation

Quick answer

The 2010 Chrysler 300C, the latest model year on record, is 196.9″ long, 74″ wide and 58.3″ tall on a 120.1″ wheelbase, and weighs 4,136 lb. At 16.4 ft it fits a standard garage and leaves 1.6 ft spare in an 18-foot street space.

Every Chrysler 300C generation, measured

FIG.01·Chrysler 300C dimensions by generation
Generation	Length	Width	Height	Wheelbase	Curb weight
2005–2010	196.9″	74″	58.3″	120.1″	4,048 lb

ROWS 1·SOURCE NHTSA vPIC / Transport Canada

300C year by year

FIG.02·Chrysler 300C dimensions by model year
Model year	Length	Width	Wheelbase	Curb weight	Body styles
2010	196.9″	74″	120.1″	4,136 lb	2
2009	196.9″	74″	120.1″	4,136 lb	2
2008	196.9″	74″	120.1″	4,136 lb	2
2007	196.9″	74″	120.1″	3,710 lb	1
2006	196.9″	74″	120.1″	4,065 lb	1
2005	196.9″	74″	120.1″	4,048 lb	1

ROWS 6·SOURCE Transport Canada vehicle specifications

300C on the used market

In 127 300C listings we have collected since June 2026, the 2005–2010 car is the most common: 71 of them (56%), at an average asking price of $5,979. ForCar visitors have decoded 21 300C VINs; the most checked model years are 2006, 2011 and 2005.

FIG.05·Chrysler 300C generations on the used market
Generation	Listings	Share	Average asking price	Average mileage
2005–2010	71	56%	$5,979	140,000 mi
Other years	56	44%	$9,514	129,319 mi

ROWS 2·SOURCE ForCar, US used-car listings collected since June 2026

Will a 300C fit

FIG.02·Chrysler 300C — will it fit
Space	Typical size	This car	Verdict
Single garage	20 ft deep	16.4 ft	Fits, with room to open the door
Street parking space	18 ft	16.4 ft	Fits comfortably
Standard parking bay width	8.5 ft wide	6.2 ft	Room to open doors both sides

ROWS 3·SOURCE ForCar, computed from vehicle dimensions

Against cars of the same length

Among the 879 cars within 10″ of its length, the 300C has a longer wheelbase than 87%.

FIG.03·Chrysler 300C against similar-sized cars
Measure	This car	Typical of 879 cars within 10″ of its length	Difference
Width	74″	74″	same
Wheelbase	120.1″	113.4″	+6.7″
Curb weight	4,136 lb	4,114 lb	+22 lb

ROWS 3·SOURCE ForCar, computed across vehicles of similar length

300C against its rivals

Next to the Buick Lucerne, Infiniti M35 and Infiniti M45, the 300C is the heaviest and the widest of the four.

FIG.04·Chrysler 300C against its rivals
Model	Model year	Length	Width	Curb weight
Chrysler 300C (this car)	2010	196.9″	74″	4,136 lb
Buick Lucerne	2011	203.1″	73.6″	3,880 lb
Infiniti M35	2010	193.3″	70.9″	4,012 lb
Infiniti M45	2010	193.3″	70.9″	4,070 lb

ROWS 4·SOURCE NHTSA vPIC / Transport Canada; rivals: same EPA class and body, most searched

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Frequently asked questions

Is the 2010 300C bigger than the 2009?

No. The 2010 and 2009 300C are the same size and weight.

Which is bigger, the 300C or the Buick Lucerne?

The 2011 Buick Lucerne is 6.2″ longer and 256 lb lighter than the 2010 300C.

Dimensions from NHTSA vPIC and Transport Canada vehicle records, manufacturer-declared for 6 300C model years, 2005 to 2010. Metric values converted to inches and pounds; generation boundaries are estimated from changes in size (how we measure). Last updated Nov 2026. — ForCar Reviewed by Denis Kataev, founder of ForCar.

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