Chrysler celebrates its 90th birthday with special editions of its models

It’s a birthday celebration, and to mark its 90 years on the market, Chrysler is going to launch a special edition of several of its models. The Chrysler 200, the 300 and the Town & Country will each have their own anniversary versions, with some specifications designed to celebrate this special occasion. Although they have been announced now, these special editions will not arrive until the third quarter of the year.

Let’s start with the Chrysler 200 90th Anniversary. This model will reach the market with a radio controlled by an 8.4-inch screen with Uconnect Access and SiriusXM Radio, an electric sunroof, electric heated mirrors in body colour, leather-wrapped steering wheel and adjustable seats. On the latter, it should be added that the driver’s seat will feature a greater level of adjustment, ideal for helping those who drive for many hours to rest.

To complete the styling, the Chrysler 200 will display the 90th Anniversary logo on the front floor mats. It will also appear on the touchscreen.

The Chrysler 300 will add these special extras to celebrate the anniversary at the top of the model range. It will also have the 8.4-inch screen and the Uconnect Access system; a 3-D GPS navigation system; AM/FM/HD radio; SiriusXM Radio; Bluetooth; plus the SiriusXM Traffic and SiriusXM Travel Link systems. The package is completed by a dual-panel sunroof and the HomeLink universal transmitter system. The special edition logo will also be present on the screen and the floor mats.

As for the engine, the Chrysler 300 will have a 3.6-litre Pentastar V6 engine, which indicates it will be a well-finished and powerful car, ideal for celebrating this almost centenary.

To finish the review of this special edition, we look at the Town&Country, a model whose appearance is enhanced with an electric sliding sunroof, door handles and heating added to the seats, both front and rear. The Keyless Enter ‘n Go access system will be fitted as standard and will show its membership of this special edition with the logos created for the occasion.

Via | Carscoops