Chrysler 300 Auction Values

Year-by-year auction and retail prices for the Chrysler 300 (2010–2023).

Overview

From 2010 through 2023, the Chrysler 300 sedan has been a consistent presence on wholesale run lists. Per-unit economics hinge on year, trim, mileage, and title status — the same sale can have 300 units at very different price points. The Runs List scores each one against retail comps so the profitable units are obvious.

Chrysler 300 — Average Prices by Year

YearAvg. AuctionAvg. RetailSpread
2023$21,900$30,400$8,500
2022$19,200$26,600$7,400
2021$16,400$22,800$6,400
2020$13,700$19,000$5,300
2019$10,900$15,200$4,300
2018$8,200$11,400$3,200
2017$8,200$11,400$3,200
2016$8,200$11,400$3,200
2015$8,200$11,400$3,200
2014$8,200$11,400$3,200
2013$8,200$11,400$3,200
2012$8,200$11,400$3,200
2011$8,200$11,400$3,200
2010$8,200$11,400$3,200

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Competitors

Compare the Chrysler 300 against: Dodge Charger, Chevrolet Impala, Nissan Maxima

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Chrysler 300 sell for at auction?
Recent auction data puts the average Chrysler 300 sale price near $21,900. Units with clean titles and lower mileage command more; salvage or high-mileage units sell well below the average.
What is the retail value of a Chrysler 300?
Dealers currently list the Chrysler 300 at around $30,400 on average. Asking prices swing with trim level, mileage, and local market supply.
What is the profit margin on a Chrysler 300 from auction?
The typical spread between auction and retail price for a Chrysler 300 is approximately $8,500. After accounting for buyer fees, transport, reconditioning, and other landed costs, the net profit will be lower. Use The Runs List to calculate your exact max bid and expected profit.
Is a Chrysler 300 a good car to buy at auction?
The Chrysler 300 shows up consistently on run lists at the major auction houses. Profitability comes down to buying the right unit at the right number: check the condition grade, mileage, and title status, then compare the landed cost against retail comps. The Runs List does that math for every listing automatically.
Where can I find a Chrysler 300 at auction?
Chrysler 300 listings appear regularly at Manheim, ADESA/Openlane, Copart, and IAA auctions across the country. Use The Runs List to import auction run lists and instantly score every Chrysler 300 listing for profit potential.

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