Chrysler

Starting at $50,000 est

Chrysler will likely launch an EV crossover in the near future called the Airflow, which will compete with models such as the Ford Mustang Mach-E.

Starting at $38,615

The standard Stow 'n Go second-row seating in the 2023 Chrysler Pacifica makes this minivan a no-brainer for those who need a little more room for cargo.  

Starting at $33,610

For those who didn't get the memo, the Dodge Caravan is officially dead, leaving the 2022 Voyager as the only choice for a budget minivan from Chrysler.

Starting at $50,000 est

Chrysler will likely launch an EV crossover in the near future called the Airflow, which will compete with models such as the Ford Mustang Mach-E.

Starting at $23,210

Not the worst but not the best might be an accurate—if less than dazzling—description of the 200.

Starting at $46,925

The 300 SRT follows an old-school recipe: SRT stuffed a big Hemi engine into a Chrysler 300 sedan—specifically a 470-hp, 6.

Starting at $35,580

The Aspen rides and handles well for such a large, body-on-frame SUV.

Starting at $18,995

The once-chic design is showing its age, but this compact five-door hatchback remains a versatile vehicle for its size.

Starting at $20,870

The Sebring aims at the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry with a four-cylinder and two V-6s, a six-speed auto, and features such as a 20-gig hard drive for storing music.

Starting at $30,990

Whether it’s shuttling kids, hauling stuff or providing comfort and space to spread out on road trips, the Town & Country faithfully performs its duties well.