This vehicle is a clear example that if you don’t have the money to buy yourself a new car, then you can update your old one. The car you see in the photos is a
Mercedes E-Class and due to the fact that is old the owner wanted to refresh it a little and updated with a facelift. As you can see from the front the car looks exactly like a
Chrysler 300C...too bad that the rest of the car remained the same...the owner could modify also the rear to look like a Chrysler. What’s your opinion?

Startech revealed at the Geneva Motor Show a tuning kit based on the current generation Chrysler 300C. The tuning kit adds front spoiler and custom-tailored mounting elements with daylight running lights, giving the 300C a more sportier look.
The Startech Chrysler 300C is powered a 3.0-liter V6 common-rail turbodiesel engine that bumps power output from standard 218 hp (214 hp SAE net) / 160 kW to 262 hp (259 hp SAE net) / 193 kW at 4,000 rpm. Even more important for everyday driving is the increase in torque from 510 Nm to 580 Nm (376 to 428 lb-ft), available already between 1,600 and 2,800 rpm.
The sprint from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) is shortened from 7.6 (wagon: 7.9) seconds for the production car to 7.2 (Touring: 7.5) seconds with STARTECH SD6 tuning. Top speed grows to 238 (wagon: 232) km/h (149 and 145 mph).
Press release after the jump.
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Chrysler launched for the European market a diesel version for the 300C SRT. It will be powered by a three-litre V6 engine developing 218bhp and a peak torque of 376 lbs-ft. Is true is not the 425hp HEMI, but still is something just the Europeans will get!
It will get a revised rear end with new light clusters and a bootlid spoiler. There are a few tweaks inside, too, with a fresh instrument panel and extra LED lights for that sinister interior glow.
The 300C SRT also features touch control sat nav and a 20GB hard drive.

The 300C Rodeo Drive Plus 6 is a concept car designed by Performance West. It is designed for the ultimate in control, controlling the power, controlling the handling.
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How about a 300C with a Phantom grille? Sounds pretty aggressive no? Well so it looks like! Webb Bland took a Chrysler 300C, lowered it, tinted it, and had the tail lights blacked out.
next they added Asanti Forged 3PC Chrome 24" Wheels, Jackknife Doors and of course the Phantom Grille!

The begin of 2007 will bring a Touring version of the Chrysler 300C SRT-8. The SRT-8 Touring is powered by the same 6.1-litre HEMI V8 engine as the SRT-8 saloon and delivers the same levels of performance – 0 to 60 in 5.0 seconds and a top speed of 168mph.
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Shortly after its launch in China, the locally produced
Chrysler 300C Sedan debuts at Auto China 2006 to give another hit to Chinese public. With a shape based on the company’s all-new rear-wheel-drive architecture, the Chrysler 300C features classic proportions of the legendary Chrysler brand flagship. A long hood, short deck and dramatic profile complete with 18-inch wheels give
Chrysler 300C its stunning presenc
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Kia Cee’d estate rival for Ford Focus and Opel/Vauxhall wagon? AutoExpress
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Renault asks for approximately 180.000 cars to workshop. AutoBild
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Unique look for Lincoln. Autoweek
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A couple from Wisconsin decided to donate $1.3mil to the Corvette Museum. DetNews
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Alice Cooper’s Ford Mustang available for sale on eBay. eBay
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Chrysler 300c’s designer to work on Dodge Ram. DetNews

The vehicle that marked the return of the great American car in 2004 now has the distinguished title of the most-awarded new car in automotive history. Consumers have embraced the
Chrysler 300’s striking proportions, classic American design and advanced technologies, helping spur the Chrysler brand to record-breaking sales numbers for 2004
>> read Voted "Car of the year" by Motor Trend and North American Car of the Year (NACOY) at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, the Chrysler 300C marks the return of great American cars. With an intense competiton from other cars, the 300C was declared winner for unique combination of contemporary styling and powerful performance.
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2005 Chrysler 300C Picture Gallery
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