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Today’s Photos : Chrysler 300C Hollywood Limo Has Suicide Doors, No Roof Over Front Seats
Today’s Photos : Chrysler 300C Hollywood Limousine has Rolls-Royce-style Suicide Doors, no roof over front seats.



Back in 2008, U.S automaker Chrysler (now Stellantis North America) showed off a Chrysler 300C Hollywood Limousine prototype at the 2008 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Unlike the base Chrysler 300C (SRT-8 model), the 300C Hollywood featured an extended wheelbase, Rolls-Royce-style suicide rear doors and the absence of roof over the front seats.



To make the 300C Hollywood, Chrysler chopped off the roof of a 300C sedan across the middle and then extended the chassis by 18 inches to create more legroom for rear passengers.
The fully-enclosed rear cabin, designed for just two passengers, has a holder for three bottles of wine in between the seats, as well as a pair of 15.4-inch plasma TVs with a premium Harman Kardon sound system.
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