Ok, this is a legitimate question, which I would think would have a simple answer, but Im sure Brampton people would know the answer.
The Allpar Forum and Chrysler enthusiasts in general, have been told that both the Chrysler 300 AND the Dodge Charger are built on the same platform..the LX platform (and Challenger basically), and we have been informed via this forum, that they are ALL built at the same factory/production line..
So Question, Is the 300 and Charger BASICALLY the same car?
Question, Is the 300 and Charger, built on the Same production line, at the same time?
yes
Question, Is the mechanical parts of the 300 and Charger the same..ie the front end, steering, rear end, brakes etc etc.?
for the most part yes
Question, Is the wiring loom the same/or every similar (as in interchangeable) for the 300 and the Charger?
yes, but different cars have different options making many different wire harnesses
Question, Are the Right Hand Drive, 300s built on the Same production line as the North American Market 300s and Chargers....or are they built in China or Timbucktoo or on the Moon?
same line, one after another, this also answers the next question
Question, When a RHD market car comes down the production line, is it sent to a different area for fitment of ..suspension, steering, wiring loom, dashboard....etc, or is it made in batches of 20 at a time??, or is it made at the same time as LHD cars, or is the production line stopped and rearranged for the production of RHD cars?
rovers do some non standard jobs on RHD but otherwise jobs are similar