* Through the rear seats (if applicable): Some Chrysler 300 models have a pass-through in the rear seatback. If yours does, you might be able to fold down a portion of the seat and reach the trunk latch.
* Using the key: The key should have a mechanical trunk release. Look for a small, hidden release button or slot on the trunk lid itself, near the Chrysler emblem or a taillight. It might be recessed, but should be accessible with the key. (This is less common on newer models, so this may or may not be an option.)
* Emergency Trunk Release (Check your Owner's Manual): Some Chrysler 300 models have an emergency trunk release cable located inside the car (often in the passenger compartment). Consult your owner's manual to determine if your model has this feature and where it's located.
* Call a Locksmith: If you can't find any of the above solutions, calling a locksmith is the safest and most reliable option. They have specialized tools to open your trunk without causing damage.
* Roadside Assistance: If you have roadside assistance coverage through your insurance or another service, this is a quick solution.
Before attempting anything: Ensure the car is parked safely and away from traffic.
Remember to consult your owner's manual; it will provide the most accurate instructions for your specific Chrysler 300 model.
