Used 2012 Chrysler 300 for sale in Kissimmee
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98,492 km
Unknown
RWD
Flex Fuel
292 hp 3.6L V6
Unknown
Sedan
Owners
What was with this car history VIN 2C3CCABG8CH143867?
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F&R Head Curtain Air Bags,Backup Camera,Stability Control,AM/FM Stereo,Hill Start Assist Control,UConnect,Anti-Theft System,Traction Control,Bluetooth Wireless,Dual Air Bags,Automatic 8-Spd,Premium Wheels 19+,Power Door Locks,Power Seat,Leather,Tilt & Telescoping Wheel,Keyless Start,Keyless Entry,Cruise Control,Power Steering,ABS (4-Wheel),Premium Sound,V6 3.6 Liter,RWD,SiriusXM Satellite,Side Air Bags,Knee Air Bags,Heated Seats,Power Windows,Fog Lights,Air Conditioning,Daytime Running Lights
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Frequently Asked Questions About the 2012 Chrysler 300
The average price of a used 2012 Chrysler 300 is $18,212 based on 3,475 listings currently available nationwide. Prices range from $799 to $49,997 depending on mileage, condition, and location. This particular 300 in Kissimmee, FL is listed at $10,900.
Used 2012 Chrysler 300 vehicles on our marketplace have an average of 82,298 miles. This specific vehicle has 61,200 miles on the odometer. You can compare mileage across all available units on the Chrysler 300 listings page.
Reliability varies by model year, maintenance history, and driving conditions. We recommend checking the vehicle history report and having an independent inspection before purchase.
The 2012 Chrysler 300 runs on Flex Fuel. Exact fuel economy figures vary by trim level and driving conditions. Check fueleconomy.gov for EPA estimates specific to this model year.
There are 227,508 used Sedan vehicles priced under $20,000 currently listed on our marketplace. Browse all options on the Used Sedan under $20,000 page. You can also narrow your search to Used Chrysler vehicles under $20,000 if you prefer to stay with the Chrysler brand.