Chrysler 300 recalls and problems by year

NHTSA lists 37 recalls and 4,925 owner complaints for the Chrysler 300 (model years 2004–2023). The most reported problem area is electrical system (1,485 complaints), followed by air bags (1,166 complaints). The 2012 model year has the most recalls (9).

Model yearRecallsComplaintsCrashesFires
202316 20
202225 20
2021220 00
202029 11
2019261 50
20184153 60
2017282 20
2016276 91
2015499 91
20147237 224
20136306 1916
20129426 2434
20117200 79
20107123 145
2009583 31
20084714 278
20074498 1812
200641,002 4517
20057825 3714
200402 10

By complaints filed, the peak model years are 2006 (1,002), 2005 (825) and 2008 (714). Among model years at least two years old, the 2004 has the fewest complaints on file (2).

Most reported problem areas

What owners name in their complaints across all Chrysler 300 model years. A complaint can name more than one area.

Problem areaComplaintsModel years
Electrical system1,485 16 of 20
Air bags1,166 19 of 20
Power train952 17 of 20
Engine491 16 of 20
Fuel/propulsion system248 15 of 20

Latest 8 of 37 recalls

RecallDateProblem areaModel yearsVehicles
24V198000Mar 14, 2024 Air bags: side/window, curtain, inflator2018–2021284,982
24V112000Feb 15, 2024 Parking brake20231,808
22V808000Oct 27, 2022 Tires: pressure monitoring and regulating systems202244,212
22V504000Jul 14, 2022 Tires: pressure monitoring and regulating systems202252,340
21V516000Jul 8, 2021 Visibility: windshield, critical fasteners2020–202121,258
19V203000Mar 14, 2019 Electrical system: instrument cluster/panel20197,929
19V018000Jan 15, 2019 Air bags: frontal, passenger side, inflator module2010–20151,413,222
18V524000Aug 9, 2018 Electrical system: wiring, front underhood201812,779

Vehicles: the manufacturer's estimate of all vehicles potentially affected by the recall, across every model it covers. Each model-year page lists what its recalls fix.

Owners reported a crash in 252 complaints and a fire in 123 complaints; 205 people injured and 9 deaths are recorded in these reports. These are the owners' accounts, not findings of cause.

Complaint counts grow with how many cars were sold and how long they have been on the road; compare years with that in mind. Complaints are unverified owner reports.