This is not a typo. Today, Chrysler introduced the US 2011 Chrysler 200 – front-wheel drive, a midsize sedan to be built locally at Sterling Heights Assembly plant. Taking into account the location of the Assembly, I would expect that the 2011 Chrysler 200 will share the platform with the Chrysler Sebring and Dodge Avenger; Both of which were built in Sterling Heights.
The new car will be 200, relating it to the successful (and also must be imminent upgrade) 300. This does not surprise us. In previous generations, Sebring at least respectable among its modern competitive set, but the last iteration of the Interior full frustratingly hard plastics and dynamics, reminiscent of the mid-80 s econoboxes. New car rides on a platform shift, but the body mounts and suspension bushings, all new tires, and rear anti roll bar, so were hoping that the 200 feels more modern than the car from which it springs.
The next big reveal for Chrysler to be Interior, which in the old machine was a particularly unpleasant and filled with hard plastic surfaces. Chrysler said that the new 200 invites consumers to "exceptional craftsmanship inside and out," so we are looking forward to see the cabin looks and feels like.
Media companies also say Materails 2011 offered by Chrysler 200 "refined and spirited driving experience, innovative technology," along with plentiful standard security measures and "extraordinary level of standard content". It all adds up, Chrysler, "amazing". That was not all that old car.
The new 2011 Chrysler 200 provides drivers beautifully inspired sedan that does not compromise the security or usability and offers the best in its class.
Chrysler 200 will be built at the plant Assembly Sterling Heights in Sterling Heights, Mich., and will arrive in dealerships in the fourth quarter of 2010 year.
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