What's a wrecked Chrysler 300 worth?

2,540 wrecked Chrysler 300s sold at US auctions in the last 6 months across 17 model years (2005 to 2023).

Medians run from $225 for the 2005 up to $1,900 for the 2023.

Across the newest 8 years (2016 to 2023), each model year newer adds about $150 to the median.

The 2019 is the most traded, with 280 sales.

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Wrecked 300 prices by year

YearTypical rangeMedianSales
2023 300 $650–$3,875 $1,900 95
2022 300 $425–$4,100 $1,800 77
2021 300 $400–$2,800 $1,200 129
2020 300 $800–$2,600 $1,750 105
2019 300 $400–$2,100 $1,100 280
2018 300 $450–$1,950 $1,150 278
2017 300 $425–$1,800 $1,100 160
2016 300 $300–$1,500 $650 201
2015 300 $250–$1,100 $575 191
2014 300 $250–$825 $425 269
2013 300 $250–$950 $475 201
2012 300 $225–$550 $350 197
2011 300 $250–$725 $450 58
2010 300 $200–$450 $300 92
2007 300 $200–$400 $250 60
2006 300 $175–$375 $250 91
2005 300 $175–$350 $225 56

Typical range = 25th to 75th percentile of sale prices, every condition from lightly damaged to non-running.

Common questions about wrecked 300s

How much is a wrecked Chrysler 300 worth?

It depends mostly on the year and the damage. Medians over the last 6 months ran from $225 (2005) to $1,900 (2023). Pick your year below for its range, or get a free estimate for your exact car.

Which wrecked Chrysler 300 year sells for the most?

The 2023, at a median of $1,900. Newer years usually sell higher, but how many light-damage runners sold in a given year moves the median too.

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Figures are aggregate US auction sale results over the trailing 6 months, rounded to $25. Informational only — not an offer to purchase or an appraisal of any specific vehicle.