2016 Chrysler Ratings, Reviews and Awards

With dwindling sales and a desire to rebrand in the hope of remaining competitive, Fiat Chrysler announced in mid-2016 that it would end its production of cars in the United States, placing its focus instead on vans, pickups, and SUVs, the vehicles that stand the highest chance of profiting. Still, the company rolled out some updates for the Chrysler 200, including a 90th-anniversary package for its Limited trim, offering heated side mirrors, a sunroof, and a larger touchscreen with hands-free Siri technology. The 300, a muscular luxury sedan, touted only minor changes, like Siri Eyes Free, retuned suspension in the 300S trim, and additions to the safety package, including forward collision warning. Town & Country also gained the Anniversary Edition with push-button start and keyless access, but Chrysler focused much of its attention on its new minivan geared to take a new spot on the 2017 model lineup, the Pacifica.