2012 Chrysler 300 Limited Test Drive: Unapologetically American
Right off the bat with that title, I'm lying. The Chrysler 300 is the product of a company that's more than half-owned by an Italian company. The point of final assembly is Brampton Ontario, Canada. The engine's from Mexico, and the transmission is from ZF in Germany. The rear suspension is based on an old E-Class Mercedes design, and actually only 59% of the Chrysler 300 is made of "domestic" parts: and for some reason Chrysler counts Canada as being domestic. Want an American car? Buy a Honda Accord. Still, this is an old and tired argument. It's easy to poke fun at diehard domestic fans who trash talk the (built in Texas) Toyota Tundra for being Japanese (despite being designed and engineered largely in America,

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