Some manufacturers use marketing to proclaim boldness. 300 simply needs to show up.

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Some manufacturers use marketing to proclaim boldness. 300 simply needs to show up.

2015 Chrysler 300S

New York Times contributor and Emmy Award-winning automotive journalist Tom Voelk looks at all things cars.

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