Chrysler 300

The 300 is a line of cars first marketed as a "letter series", with each letter signifying a new generation (the letter I was skipped to avoid being mistaken for the number 1). The line was primarily marketed in the fifties and sixties.

Revival
The 300 was revived around the turn of the millennium with the 300M. It was later replaced with the 300C, criticized for not being the 300N and for using a name already used.

Motorsport
Early 300s competed in NASCAR until Chrysler withdrew to focus on its Plymouth and Dodge brands.