Chrysler's lineup is one of the smallest in the industry, yet the company's commitment to entry-level luxury distinguishes itself from other auto manufacturers. Although the 300 large sedan and Pacifica minivan compete with mainstream brands, the higher trims of either car can compete with entry-level luxury cars.
Least Expensive: The most accessible model in the Chrysler family is the 300 sedan which starts around $35,000. Slated for discontinuation after 2023, the 300 has a roomy cabin, strong engines, and classic styling.
Best Fuel Economy : The Pacifica is the only plug-in hybrid minivan on the market, and it's the most efficient vehicle in Chrysler's fleet. It's rated for 82 mpg-e combined running on gas and electricity, and can travel up to 32 miles on electricity alone.
Popular : The full-size Pacifica minivan is the brand's best-selling vehicle, after replacing the Town & Country nameplate for the 2017 model year. Starting at around $39,000, it offers great technology, useful packaging, and nice handling.
Most Expensive : The three-row Pacifica minivan, with every option box checked including the available built-in vacuum cleaner can approach $60,000, making it the most expensive model in Chrysler's lineup.
