Chrysler LX platform

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The LX platform is Chrysler's new full-size rear wheel drive automobile platform for the mid part of the 2000s. The LX was designed, engineered, and developed in America using minimal components borrowed from the Mercedes-Benz W210 E-Class such as the double-wishbone front and 5-link rear suspension, the 5-speed automatic, the rear differential, and the ESP system,. The LX cars are built at Brampton Assembly in Brampton, Ontario, Canada.

Vehicles using the LX platform include:

• 2005– Chrysler 300 sedan
• 2005– Dodge Magnum station wagon
• 2006– Dodge Charger sedan

Concept vehicles using this platform include:

• Chrysler Imperial sedan

[edit] LC

The LC platform is a shortend LX platform designed for the Challenger

Future vehicles to use this platform include:

• 2008– Dodge Challenger coupe