Unique Special Editions of the Chrysler 300 Lineup
Explore a range of Chrysler 300 limited editions, including the Motown Tribute, Glacier Edition, Mopar ‘12, and John Varvatos models. These special versions feature unique design elements, performance upgrades, and exclusive details that celebrate Chrysler’s innovation and heritage. Discover how these editions stand out and complement the luxury and performance of the Chrysler 300 lineup.
Unique Limited Editions of the Chrysler 300
In early 2016, Chrysler introduced the 300S Alloy Edition, showcasing striking dark bronze 20-inch wheels (19-inch for AWD models), a prominent 300S badge, titanium exhaust tips, wing badges, and sleek black window accents, including headlight and taillight details. This marked the latest exclusive version available in the Chrysler 300 series.
The following list highlights notable limited editions of the Chrysler 300.
Motown Tribute Edition
Launched in Spring 2013, the 300 Motown Edition paid homage to the Motown music genre. It featured upgraded A Beats by Dr. Dre sound system, distinctive chrome wheels, 100 preloaded Motown tracks via USB, and badges proclaiming “Motown Edition” on the front fenders.
Berry Gordy Jr., creator of Motown, appeared in a 2012 TV commercial promoting the Chrysler 300 Motown Edition, emphasizing his musical legacy. His tagline read, “This is Motown. And this is what we do.”
300S Glacier Edition
Released in Fall 2012 as a 2013 model, this edition showcased unique signature features that set it apart from other Chrysler 300 variants.
Mopar ‘12 Edition
Created to celebrate Mopar’s 75th anniversary, the Mopar ‘12 was introduced as a 2012 model with only 500 units produced. It featured a 3.91 gear ratio, distinct badging, and a sport-tuned suspension, emphasizing performance and exclusivity.
In 2013 and 2014, the John Varvatos Edition was available in limited trims with exclusive exterior colors and premium interior materials. Chrysler’s marketing efforts included three memorable TV commercials in 2011. The “Homecoming” ad showcased NFL player Ndamukong Suh driving through his hometown of Oregon in a Chrysler 300, reflecting his journey from humble beginnings.
