2015 Chrysler 200 Revealed

by Derek Kreindler

Published: December 13th, 2013

The folks at Allpar have discovered an undisguised Chrysler 200 driving around sans camo. Looking like a cross between a Dart and a Chevrolet Impala, the 200 will use the same CUSW architecture as the Dart and Jeep Cherokee, along with the 2.4L 4-cylinder and Pentastar V6 engines.

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Nickoo on Dec 15, 2013

The odds of me buying a FWD midsizer are near zero, but for what this is, I think it looks great! Clearly an evolution of the last cloud cars, which IMHO were beautifully done, especially the last intrepid. I hope it does well in the market, gotta keep turning out high volume vehicles to keep making the lower volume ones like the charger.

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Chicagoland on Dec 16, 2013

Seems like the outgoing Sebring/200 have been around since K cars! Never thought I'd live long enough to see new generation, just joking!

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