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PROTECTION

The all-new Chrysler 300 is thoroughly engineered for safety and security.
• Standard advanced front multistage airbagsen_always_sit_properly
• Standard supplemental side-curtain airbagsen_always_sit_properly
• Standard front seat-mounted side airbagsen_always_sit_properly
• Standard driver's side knee airbagen_always_sit_properly
• Standard reactive front head restraints
• Strong steel structure

Protecting occupants is a priority for the Chrysler 300, just like it is for you.

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  • Safety tour

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      Beneath the surface of the all-new Chrysler 300 lies a world of safety and security systems put in place to help protect both you and your passengers.

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      Next-generation low-risk deployment driver and front-passenger airbagsen_always_sit_properly and supplemental front seat-mounted side airbags protect front row occupants. The new driver's side knee airbag helps position the driver relative to the front air bag in the event of a collision. Supplemental side-curtain airbagsen_always_sit_properly help protect all outboard occupants

Protection
 
  • Structural Integrity
    Structural Integrity

    The body structure of the all-new Chrysler 300 is designed to effectively transfer energy absorbed during impacts around the interior compartment and occupants — in front, side and rear collisions. The body structure also has been enhanced in strategic areas for improved strength in side impacts, and improved roof crush performance.

  • Front Seat Reactive Head Restraints
    Front Seat Reactive Head Restraints

    Standard front-seat reactive head restraints help prevent or reduce the extent of injuries to the driver and front passenger in certain types of rear-end impacts. When deployed, (in the event of a rear-end collision) these head restraints automatically move forward and upward to decrease the space between the headrest and occupant's head, helping to reduce the chance of injury.

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