Chrysler 300 Salvage & Auction Value

A salvage Chrysler 300 sells for a median of $1,350 at Copart and IAAI auctions, based on 929 real sales (2004–2023), ranging $2–$24,250 depending on damage and title. Clean-title retail runs 2–3× higher. Check a specific VIN at vincheck.it.com.

Sample size	929 sales
Median	$1,350
Typical range (25–75%)	$625–$2,650
Low–High	$2–$24,250

Chrysler 300 value by year

Chrysler 300 median auction price by year
Year	Median	Sales
2023 Chrysler 300	$7,500	18
2022 Chrysler 300	$4,725	22
2021 Chrysler 300	$3,750	32
2020 Chrysler 300	$4,150	31
2019 Chrysler 300	$2,850	81
2018 Chrysler 300	$2,200	76
2017 Chrysler 300	$2,500	52
2016 Chrysler 300	$1,750	85
2015 Chrysler 300	$1,500	63
2014 Chrysler 300	$1,150	114
2013 Chrysler 300	$1,000	76
2012 Chrysler 300	$850	74
2011 Chrysler 300	$1,300	27
2010 Chrysler 300	$600	23
2009 Chrysler 300	$525	16
2008 Chrysler 300	$525	24
2007 Chrysler 300	$725	31
2006 Chrysler 300	$400	46
2005 Chrysler 300	$425	33
2004 Chrysler 300	$375	3

Frequently asked questions

How much does a salvage Chrysler 300 sell for?

Based on 929 real Copart and IAAI sales (2004–2023), the median Chrysler 300 sold for $1,350, with the middle 50% between $625 and $2,650. Damage and title state drive the range from $2 to $24,250.

Why is the Chrysler 300 cheap at auction?

Salvage auction prices run below retail because most lots have damage, salvage titles, or are dealer-only liquidations. A clean-title Chrysler 300 from a private seller typically commands 2–3× the salvage median.

Which year Chrysler 300 holds value best at auction?

Median auction prices vary by year — see the year-by-year table below to compare Chrysler 300 model years directly.

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