Ever since the Chrysler 300 launched in 2005, the muscular, retro design has helped invigorate the brand’s sales and image. The “C” designation puts a powerful Hemi engine with cylinder deactivation at the driver’s disposal, while the performance-oriented SRT8 continues to impress with a 425-horsepower Hemi under the hood. The range-topping Walter P. Chrysler Executive series provides an additional six inches of wheelbase for a luxurious ride and interior, as well as a $48,000 sticker price. The Chrysler 300 comes with a lifetime powertrain warranty and gets an estimated 22-26 mpg on the highway, while the 300 SRT8 gets 18 mpg highway.