Maintenance & repair cost
Chrysler 300 Maintenance & Repair Cost
The Chrysler 300 averages $631 a year in repair and maintenance costs, which is 7% above the typical fullsize cars. Here is what that covers, how it ranks, and the problem areas most likely to drive the bill.
Data updated April 2026
- Avg. annual cost
- $631
- fullsize cars average
- $590
- Reliability rating
- medium
- Segment rank
- #7 of 12
Repairs + maintenance, per year
7% pricier
RepairPal rating
fullsize cars
Cost of ownership
How much does a Chrysler 300 cost to maintain?
Independent repair data puts the Chrysler 300 at about $631 per year in combined repair and maintenance spending. The average fullsize cars runs about $590, so the Chrysler 300 is 7% more expensive than a typical rival to keep on the road.
RepairPal rates the Chrysler 300's overall reliability medium and ranks it #7 of 12 in the fullsize cars class. A lower cost usually tracks with fewer and less severe repairs, but it is an average across every model year.
What drives the cost
The problems most likely to show up on a repair bill
Across the model years we track, these are the most frequently reported Chrysler 300 problem areas — the categories most likely to turn into a real expense:
Air Bags
- Complaints
- 50
- Years affected
- 6
- Worst year
- 2019
Unknown Or Other
- Complaints
- 46
- Years affected
- 6
- Worst year
- 2018
Power Train
- Complaints
- 21
- Years affected
- 4
- Worst year
- 2018
Electrical System
- Complaints
- 80
- Years affected
- 2
- Worst year
- 2018
How to read this
Averages describe the model — the VIN describes the car
Annual-cost and reliability figures come from independent repair data aggregated across many vehicles. They are a strong way to compare one model against another, but a single Chrysler 300 can cost far more if it was neglected, wrecked, or has an open recall. Use the estimate to shortlist, then confirm the specific car with its VIN.
Source trail
Where this Chrysler 300 data comes from
VinExposed combines model-level research with the vehicle-specific history you get from a VIN. Reliability scores and complaint patterns come from Auto Reliability Index's Chrysler 300 research, which analyzes NHTSA records and independent repair data.
Recall counts describe a model year, not the repair status of one car. Confirm the exact VIN with the official NHTSA recall lookup and a vehicle-history report before buying.
Buyer questions
Chrysler 300 research FAQ
How much does it cost to maintain a Chrysler 300 per year?
A Chrysler 300 averages about $631 per year in repair and maintenance costs across parts and labor, versus roughly $590 for a typical fullsize cars. Actual cost depends on the year, mileage, condition and where it is serviced.
Is the Chrysler 300 expensive to repair?
Compared with similar vehicles, the Chrysler 300 is 7% more expensive to maintain than the fullsize cars average, and its overall reliability is rated "medium".
Does a low maintenance cost mean a specific Chrysler 300 is a safe buy?
No. A segment average describes the model, not one car. A cheap-to-maintain model can still hide a salvage title, odometer rollback, flood damage or unfinished recall work. Always run the VIN before you buy.
Check the actual car
Model research narrows the list. The VIN confirms the car.
Check title brands, accidents, odometer history, auction records and recall status for the specific Chrysler 300 you are considering.