2020 Lincoln Continental Standard vs. 2021 Chrysler 300 Touring L AWD

If you’re considering a luxurious town car with powerful engine options, two of the hottest full-sized sedans are the 2020 Lincoln Continental Standard AWD and the 2021 Chrysler 300 Touring L AWD. You’ll find branded title versions of both models on the lot at AutoSavvy for thousands less than their sticker price. Take a moment to read our comparison between a branded title Lincoln Continental vs. Chrysler 300 Touring L AWD. Then, after comparing the Continental vs. 300, fill out a pre-approval and contact us to test drive them both!

Branded Title Lincoln Continental vs. Chrysler 300 – Price 

When comparing the Continental vs. 300 on price, the Chrysler is considerably more affordable, with a manufacturer suggested starting price of $34,540 to the Continental’s starting price of $49,300. The Continental is more expensive because it offers more powerful engines and a longer list of luxury features. Still, the Chrysler is a high value package, offering impressive power and elegant features that other entry-level luxury sedans will be hard-pressed to compete with. Now that you know their manufacturer prices, take a moment to compare the pricing that AutoSavvy offers on branded title Continentals and 300s: 

• 2020 Lincoln Continental: If the Continental seems out of your price range, remember that we currently have this model for $45,400—that’s $8,025 less than the J.D. Power’s market average listing of $53,425!
• 2021 Chrysler 300 Touring L AWD: We frequently see these models in stock, but are currently waiting for new arrivals. For RWD Touring models from various years that are currently in stock, you’ll see savings to the tune of $7,925, $6,475, and more! 

Branded Title Lincoln Continental vs. Chrysler 300 – Performance 

The Lincoln Continental Standard with AWD takes the edge in performance, offering a little more horsepower and substantially more torque than the Chrysler. That said, the Chrysler delivers admirable engine specs and better fuel economy. Let’s take a look to see how their engine specs compare: 

• 3.6L Pentastar® V6 (Chrysler 300 Touring L): 292 hp | 260 lb-ft | 30 mpg/hwy | 19 mpg/city 
• 3.7L Premium Unleaded V6 (Lincoln Continental): 305 hp | 280 lb-ft | 26 mpg/hwy | 17 mpg/city 

What is a Branded Title Vehicle? 

A branded title is any model that has been in an insurance incident where the insurance company paid out on the policy. While many branded title models have been in accidents, many more were branded for purely bureaucratic reasons. For instance, in some states, if a vehicle was in a flood, it must be branded, regardless of whether it was in 10 inches of water or 12 feet. Either way, the model loses most of its residual value once branded. This is where AutoSavvy comes in. 

We find branded title vehicles that are either already in great condition or cost-effective to repair. Our expert restorationists then bring the model up to excellent condition. From there, each model passes a rigorous inspection at the DMV and is rebranded with a “restored title.” To top things off, all of our models are warranty-backed! If you’re looking to save thousands on a model in excellent condition, AutoSavvy can help. 

Compare the Continental vs. 300 with Test Drives at AutoSavvy

Now that you’ve compared the Continental vs. 300, perform a Chrysler 300 vs. Lincoln Continental comparison at an AutoSavvy near you by test-driving them both. With locations in Omaha, Boise, Las Vegas, Colorado Springs, Fort Worth, Houston, and beyond, there’s likely an AutoSavvy near you! If you’d like to learn more about branded title vehicles, take a moment to read our branded title information guides for helpful reads like our overview of the different types of car titles and more!