Test details:The Chrysler 300
was introduced in the 2005
model year, and the Dodge
Charger was introduced in the
2006 model year.The frontal
offset crash test ratings also
apply to the station wagon
version of the 300 and
Charger: 2005 and later models
of the Dodge
Magnum.Restraints/dummy
kinematics â?? Dummy movementmore

Test details:The Chrysler 300
was introduced in the 2005
model year, and the Dodge
Charger was introduced in the
2006 model year.The frontal
offset crash test ratings also
apply to the station wagon
version of the 300 and
Charger: 2005 and later models
of the Dodge
Magnum.Restraints/dummy
kinematics â?? Dummy movement
was well controlled. After the
dummy moved forward into the
airbag, it rebounded into the
seat without its head coming
close to any stiff structure
that could cause injury.Injury
measures â?? Measures taken
from the dummy indicate a low
risk of any significant
injuries in a crash of this
severity.Additional
features:Side airbags: front
and rear head curtain airbags
(optional) with front
seat-mounted torso airbags
(optional beginning with 2008
models) Electronic stability
control (optional) Antilock
brakes (optional) Daytime
running lights (optional on
vehicles sold to fleets)
Tested vehicle
specifications:2005 Chrysler
300 Touring 4-door Class:
Large family car Weight: 3,726
lbs. Side airbags: none
Wheelbase: 120 in. Length: 197
in. Width: 74 in. Engine: 3.5
L V6 EPA ratings: 19 mpg city
| 27 mpg highway results also
apply to: 2006-08 Dodge
Charger

Category Autos & Vehicles

Tags Crash, Test, iihs, Chrysler, 3.5