Chrysler 300 2017

With more fantastic sedans to choose from than ever, it can be hard to decide which one is best for you and your family. At the top of that list are the Chrysler 300 and the Hyundai Genesis, two industry leaders in design, automotive technology, and vehicle safety. There’s no bad choice here, which is a great problem to have, but if you’re having trouble picking your next new car, or just want to do some extra research, don’t worry: we’re here to help.

As you can see from the specifications compared on this page, it would be difficult to choose based on numbers alone. The price difference at most trim levels is negligible, as is gas mileage and under-the-hood power. Instead of focusing on numbers, you may want to take a look at the more subjective differences between the two to help determine just what it is you look for in a car.

Design

Both vehicles feature sleek, modern designs that stand out on any road. While the Genesis has a rounded, subdued look, the Chrysler 300 takes things to a bolder level with strong hood lines and a black chrome grille that make it as stylish as it is comfortable.

Technology

No matter where you’re driving, both the Chrysler 300 and the Genesis will make sure you stay connected from the moment you turn on your car in the morning until you pull back into your driveway at night. Select trims of the 2017 300 feature Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. Meanwhile, all trims on the 2017 Genesis feature the Blue Link® App Suite, which allows you to not only listen to your favorite internet and satellite radio stations, but also book restaurant reservations, buy movie tickets, get sports scores, check traffic, and even find local gas prices to help you decide where to fill up.

Vehicle Safety

Both the Chrysler 300 and Genesis feature top of the line proactive and reactive safety features to help you reach your destination without incident. The Chrysler 300 has available ParkSense® Front and Rear Park Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control, LaneSense® Lane Departure Warning, full-speed forward collision, and Rear Cross Path Detection. The Genesis, on the other hand, has available Driver-selectable 3-Stage ESC, active front head restraints, and Limited-slip Differential.

Still not sure?

These are just some of the differences between the 2017 Hyundai Genesis and the 2017 Chrysler 300. While these comparisons may have helped your decision, the only way to be sure is to get behind the wheel and see which one feels right for you. Be sure to stop in and test drive a 2017 Chrysler 300 at 10400 Auto Park Ave in Bethesda, Maryland before you pick. You’ll be glad you did.