Just because you’re a family man doesn’t mean you’ve got to trade in your ride for a minivan. The engineers at Chrysler know just what to put into a vehicle to make it family-friendly and fun to drive. In the ultra-competitive midsize car segment, the 2012 Chrysler 200 is able to shine with its variety of options, including everything from convertible top to engine power. And best of all? It’s available at Royal Gate Automotive, your St. Louis Chrysler dealer.

Under the hood of the Chrysler 200 sits an impressive 3.6L Pentastar® V6 engine that delivers 283-horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque for those day trips With a refined driving experience and handling, getting behind the wheel of the 200 or even sitting in the backseat will be an enjoyable experience. And, with its Electronic Stability Control system, the Chrysler 200 will keep you in control – no matter what the conditions are on the streets of St. Louis.

While all that engine power might make the 200 sound more like a muscle car and less of a family ride, don’t forget the safety features. The Chrysler 200’s body and frame are made with high-strength steel and was specially designed to absorb energy and redirect it away from your passengers.

On the inside, the 200 doesn’t skimp on the luxury. With black and chrome accents and soft touch materials, the 200 is a ride you could use for date night or a night at the movies with the kids. When the kids are asking you to turn the channel or turn the volume up from the back seat, you can do that without ever taking your hands off the wheel. With sound absorbers and acoustic laminated glass, your 200 will cut you off from all the sound and vibrations that come with traveling down the highway.

Whether you’re a family man with a plan or just looking to get behind the wheel of a reliable vehicle with power to spare, the 2012 Chrysler 200 is your ride. Check out Royal Gate Automotive, your trusted St. Louis Chrysler dealer, in Ellisville, Missouri or Columbia, Illinois to get into one yourself.

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