Thanks to Hip-Hop and “Gangsta Grillz” rappers, the Chrysler 300 became one of the most popular sedans in the US for “pimping out”. Of course, the auto giant took note and wants a piece of the pie with the next generation of the Chrysler 300.
Chrysler took the opportunity to show off the first 2011 customized Chrysler 300 by John Fortuno also known as the Fatchance 2.0. Chrysler worked with Mr. Fortuno as the original Fatchance 1.0 was also based on the Chrysler 300 and a very hot seller in the aftermarket and tuning scene.
The modified Chrysler 300 Fatchance 2.0 has exterior modifications that include darker headlamps, bespoke fog light surround trims, new front grill with mesh inserts, and window tint. The car is painted in a pearly white and black trim along the grille surround, mirrors, logos, and bumper trim to give it some contrast. The car also sits on 22-inch forged USW Modular Edition alloy wheels that give it a very aggressive and low stance.
According to John Fortuno, the 300 Fatchance 2.0 is a work in progress and is expected to be fully complete for the 2011 SEMA show in Las Vegas later this year in November. The car is also expected to have extensive modifications to the interior as well as engine performance upgrades.
WOW, I Love the chrysler 300 Fatchance 2.0 the question that I want to ask is, I would like to get some things done to my chryler 300 do you guy have a number so that i can speak with?