What It Is: Less than a year ago, we snagged a pair of 2015 Chrysler 300s doing the hide-in-plain-sight thing, running around Detroit with the fresh bits—primarily the hood, fascia, and rump—obscured by the usual fabric cloaking. It was nothing unusual, as manufacturers have been using Motown surface streets to exercise almost-ready-for-primetime models for decades. What caught our eye then and now, however, was the inclusion of an SRT model, which was axed from Chrysler’s North American lineup at the end of the 2014 model year, when Chrysler reeled SRT back in under the Dodge banner. Chrysler told us in the interim that the 300 SRT was remaining in production for overseas markets like the Middle East, where the luxo-muscle sedan still has a rabid following. Spurred by the arrival of the fresh images, we called Chrysler for an update on all things 300 SRT. Officially, they have no comment. READ MORE ››
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