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" Based on looks alone, Chrysler has apparently done a complete floor-to-ceiling overhaul on the 2015 200. For starters, it actually looks pretty darn good on the outside, as if someone at Chrysler has put some serious thought into the lines of the car this time around. The LED headlights and taillights fit well with the curves of the body and honestly look like something that would be found on a much more expensive car. The whole car, in fact, looks more expensive than its $21,700 base price might suggest. You get a choice of four trim levels\u2014the base 200 LX, the Limited, the sporty 200S, and the top-of-the-line 200C. Overall, the interior of the new 200 doesn&amp;#039;t look like a bad place to be, either. But since the interior is all about the feel, we&amp;#039;ll have to see it in person before we can make a judgement. Under the hood, the same two engines are available as in the outgoing model\u2014the standard 2.4-liter MultiAir2 Tigershark four-cylinder, which sounds way cooler than it really is, and an optional 3.6-liter V6. Both engines receive a boost in power\u2014184 hp for the four-cylinder, and 295 hp for the V6\u2014and are mated to a seemingly crazy nine-speed automatic gearbox with a dial-type electronic gear selector. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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