Trim Report

Chrysler 300 Touring2013

Includes:300|Touring
$900
Starting From
328
Active Listings
—
Avg Mileage

Sourced from 328 dealer listings in the latest market snapshot as of

Min $900
Max $31,990
From $900
Fresh

Touring Market Overview

All Trims Combined
From$2,500
$3K–$35K
81 listings112,037 avg miles
C
From$1,500
227 listings|$2K–$59K
C Luxury Series
From$4,600
4 listings|$5K–$16K
C Platinum
From$13,295
11 listings|$13K–$24K
LX
From$1,999
11 listings|$2K–$10K
Limited
From$2,500
240 listings|$3K–$24K
S
From$3,775
498 listings|$4K–$47K
SRT8
From$7,390
13 listings|$7K–$35K
Touring
From$900
328 listings|$900–$32K
Touring L
From$3,995
195 listings|$4K–$50K
Uptown Edition
From$10,900
4 listings|$11K–$11K

2013 Chrysler 300 Touring Pricing

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Where to Find Chrysler 300 Touring

Location data for all 2013 Chrysler 300 trims combined

35States

Texas has the most inventory at 13%, with options spread across 35 states. Willing to ship? Your selection opens up significantly.

Chrysler 300 Safety & Reliability

Safety data for all 2013 Chrysler 300 trims

Elevated

With 0 recalls and 306 complaints, the 2013 Chrysler 300 rates as elevated on the safety concern scale. Always run the VIN through NHTSA's lookup tool before signing.

0
Recalls
306
Complaints
19
Crashes
16
Fires

Source: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)

Top Complaint Areas

The 2013 Chrysler 300's biggest weak point? ELECTRICAL SYSTEM. It leads 306 total complaints spanning 1 years. Budget for a thorough pre-purchase inspection, especially in that area.

01Electrical System93
02Power Train40
03Air Bags23
04Engine15
05Exterior Lighting12
306 total across 1 model years (2013–2013)Full data at NHTSA.gov
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Chrysler 300 Fuel Economy

EPA fuel economy data for all 2013 Chrysler 300 trims

17–23mpg combined
·
14-19city
·
23-30hwy
·
$2,950-$4,800/yr

Fuel economy for the 2013 Chrysler 300 ranges from 17 to 23 MPG combined across 7 setups. The table below breaks it down by trim so you know exactly what you're signing up for.

By Trim
300 - Automatic 8-spd
23mpg
3.6L 6-cyl · Rear-Wheel Drive
19 city30 hwy~$2,950/yr6/10 Average
300 AWD - Automatic 8-spd
21mpg
3.6L 6-cyl · All-Wheel Drive
18 city27 hwy~$3,200/yr5/10 Average
300 - Automatic 5-spd
19mpg
5.7L 8-cyl · Rear-Wheel Drive
16 city25 hwy~$4,000/yr4/10 Average
300 AWD - Automatic 5-spd
18mpg
5.7L 8-cyl · All-Wheel Drive
15 city23 hwy~$4,200/yr4/10 Average
300 SRT8 - Automatic 5-spd
17mpg
6.4L 8-cyl · Rear-Wheel Drive
14 city23 hwy~$4,800/yr4/10 Average

Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Is the Touring Worth It?

Common questions about the 2013 Chrysler 300 Touring

How does the Touring compare to other Chrysler 300 trims?

The Touring occupies a distinct position in the Chrysler 300 range. See how it stacks up on the 2013 overview page.

What should I know about maintaining the 2013 Chrysler 300 Touring?

Maintenance costs for the Touring align with the broader Chrysler 300 ownership experience, though trim-specific equipment can add to routine costs. The most-reported issue area is electrical system. Check the 2013 Chrysler 300 page for the full breakdown.

What are the best years for the Chrysler 300 Touring?

For the Touring, look at the price-to-mileage ratio across model years. Later model years before a redesign tend to be the most refined version of the platform. See the Chrysler 300 buyer's guide.

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