Chrysler is offering a new special edition for the 200S and 300S, called Alloy Edition. This package includes a Dark Bronze grille with gloss-black texture and a Titanium wing badge, gloss-black headlight surrounds, body-colored mirror caps, a Dark Bronze strip outlining the lower grille, Dark Bronze 20-inch wheels, a Titanium rear wing badge and exhaust tips, and a Dark Bronze “300S” badge. The Dark Bronze theme continues on the rear “200S” badge with bits like the Chrysler wing badge and the dual exhaust tips finished in Titanium.
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The interior comes nicely equipped with Black Nappa leather seats with Caramel accent stitching. The door panels, center console and outboard air vents get piano black and titanium accents as well.
The factory-installed Mopar exterior package (front chin spoiler, taller side sills with rear side sill extensions, and rear valance) can also be specified with the Alloy Edition package on the 200S sedan.
The new Alloy Edition packages add contrasting Dark Bronze and Titanium accents to blacked-out version of the sporty 200S and 300S sedans. The color options are Gloss Black Clear Coat, Redline Tri-coat Pearl, Black Forest Green Pearl Coat, Metallic Clear Coat, Granite Crystal, and Bright White Clear Coat. Dark bronze wheels will sit at the corners, while the bronze 200S badge is unique to the vehicle.
The new Chrysler 300S Alloy Edition now features a front grille finished in Dark Bronze with a matching surround for the lower part of the front fender.
“Chrysler brand embodies Detroit style, and our new 200S and 300S Alloy Editions are a ideal meld of our engineering innovation and craftsmanship, forged with cutting-edge colours and materials inspired by the Motor City’s ingenuity and creativity”, said Tim Kuniskis, Head of Passenger Car Brands – Dodge, SRT, Chrysler and FIAT, FCA – North America.
The Alloy Package for the 300S is $495; it’s $995 for the 200S.
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The 300S is also available with a 363-horsepower HEMI V-8 engine. The changes brought by this special edition are not restricted to design, as the cars also feature sport-tuned suspensions, all-wheel drive system with Sport mode, and distinctive trim for the interior.
