Unique Special Editions of the Chrysler 300 Collection

Explore the unique and limited-edition versions of the Chrysler 300, including the Motown, Glacier, Mopar, and John Varvatos editions. Learn about their standout features, special branding, and historical significance in automotive and cultural contexts. Perfect for car enthusiasts seeking exclusive vehicles and unique design elements.

Exclusive Variants of the Chrysler 300

In early 2016, Chrysler unveiled the 300S Alloy Edition featuring striking dark bronze 20-inch wheels (19-inch for AWD models), along with a distinctive 300S badge, titanium exhaust tips, wing badges, and shiny black window accents. This marked the most recent special version introduced by Chrysler.

Below is a list of notable Chrysler 300 special editions:

Motown Edition Series
Launched in spring 2013, the 300 Motown Edition paid homage to the legendary Motown music genre. It included a premium Beats by Dre sound system, exclusive chrome wheels, a USB loaded with 100 Motown tracks, and badges on the front fenders announcing the edition.

Berry Gordy Jr., the creator of Motown, appeared in a 2012 TV commercial promoting the Chrysler 300 Motown Edition, emphasizing his musical legacy with the tagline, "This is Motown. And this is what we do."

300S Glacier Edition
Introduced in fall 2012 as a 2013 model, the Glacier Edition of the 300S featured distinctive design details that set it apart from standard models.

Mopar ‘12 Edition
Celebrating Mopar’s 75th anniversary, the 2012 Mopar Edition was customized by Mopar Performance, featuring a 3.91 gear ratio, special badging, and sport-tuned suspension. Limited to only 500 units, it remains a collector's favorite.

John Varvatos Edition
Released during 2013 and 2014, this limited edition boasted unique exterior and interior color schemes and premium materials, catering to luxury enthusiasts.

Chrysler's advertising efforts also included memorable campaigns. In 2011, three commercials highlighted the Chrysler 300 series. The "Homecoming" ad featured NFL player Ndamukong Suh driving through his hometown of Oregon, reflecting on his journey and showcasing the vehicle’s versatility.