The Chrysler Group announced that its new 2007 Chrysler 300 Long Wheelbase model will be on display at the New York International Auto Show, which runs April 14-23. The 300’s new Long Wheelbase model is six inches longer than the current models, providing more than 46 inches of legroom and an additional 10.2 cubic feet of interior space. Both the 300 Touring and 300C Long Wheelbase models can be ordered with unique, personalized features, including lighted rear writing tables, two 12-volt power ports for computers/cell phones, lighted vanity mirrors and custom paint colors or pinstriping. The 300 Touring Long Wheelbase model will be equipped with a 3.5-liter V-6 engine, while the 300C Long Wheelbase features the 5.7-liter V-8 HEMI engine and the Multi-Displacement System, which reduces the number of cylinders from eight to four when less power is required to improve fuel economy. The new lengthier Chrysler 300, which will be available this fall, is expected to attract sales from the livery/limousine industry, as well as retail customers.
New 2007 Chrysler 300 to be Unveiled at New York International Auto Show
New Long Wheelbase model adds six inches and provides more than 46 inches of legroom.

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