![]() 02/23/2015 at 13:50 • Filed to: Wagon | ![]() | ![]() |
Look at the one in the video. When did they make it?
![]() 02/23/2015 at 13:54 |
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Magnum with 300 front clip.
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Should just be a Dodge Magnum with a 300 front, unless it's europe.
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In Europe the Dodge Magnum was always sold as the Chrysler 300 Touring.
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you have your answer now. The car looks so much better with the 300 front clip. I've always thought the Magnum looked very... industrial...
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300 wagons are fairly common in Finland. At least compared to regular 300s. One of my friends has one 300 wagon with a diesel engine.
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Even if it's Europe, it's a Magnum with a 300 front....
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I rather enjoy my industrial looking front end. That said, if I were to do a 300 swap, it would have to be for the 2015 300C front end. The latest 300C nose is absolutely the best.
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I simply do not believe that's a 5.7L motor outrunning that M6 so quickly. Not without a lot of extra motivation....Off the line, sure, but not for that long of a run. Besides, 630HP? It's got to have a supercharger + NOS or just not be a 5.7L, because the 5.7L has weak valve springs and would not be able to take that abuse. A 6.1 or 6.4L however will do that all day long.
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Like others have said...in Europe there was a 300c Touring. You could even get it with a diesel!!!
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I think most were. I see 300Cs occasionally, probably more wagons than sedans, usually as taxis. Probably because they dropped in value rather quickly. Taxis tend to be diesels, for obvious reasons.
Only those <2011 models though. The 2011+ models, now badged as Lancias, are nowhere to be seen here.
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The Magnum was really a 300 wagon, that's why the doors and other sheet metal are basically the same as the 300 and nothing like the Charger. It was a Dodge in the US and a Chrysler 300 Touring overseas (in markets where the Dodge brand wasn't sold, "Touring" was used as the name for the station wagon body style as opposed to a trim level).
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I haven't seen to many 300Cs as taxis over here. But when they were new I lived in Stuttgart, so more Mercs as taxis and Merc execs driving the 300s.
I have seen only two of them as Lacnias and both were rental cars.