The 300 Fire logo is a flame-graphic take on the Chrysler 300 badge, more commonly seen paired with SRT-flavored trim than with the base sedan. This collection holds five listings built around that artwork: a radiator grille emblem, a tailgate emblem, a fender badge, and two combination sets that group the grille and tailgate pieces together.
All five are made to order with Chrysler-universal mounting, so the same flame design can go on a 300, 300C, or another Chrysler model with a compatible grille and tailgate opening.
Start with where you want the flame artwork to show. The radiator grille emblem mounts at the front of the car and is the piece most shoppers pick first. The tailgate trunk rear emblem puts the same design on the trunk lid or tailgate. A dedicated fender emblem is available for the front quarter panels, and two set options - the Front + Rear grille-and-tailgate bundle and the full PRO set - combine multiple pieces into one order.
Every listing here uses the same 300 Fire flame graphic, a design that leans on the aggressive look associated with SRT-badged Chrysler models even though it is not an SRT-exclusive part. Because the badges are custom-made rather than stock replacement parts, the flame artwork stays crisp at grille scale and at the larger tailgate size, and the shop can adjust proportions on request.
Badges are generally produced from durable plastic or metal composites with automotive adhesive backing, in finishes such as chrome, black, or a painted color to match your Chrysler's exterior. Exact material availability can depend on badge size and shape, so confirm your preferred finish with the shop when ordering.
Confirm your Chrysler 300's model year before ordering, since grille and tailgate shapes have changed across generations. If you are cross-shopping the 300 Fire design against the SRT Fire Logo collection, note that the artwork and fitment can differ slightly between the two, so pick the listing that matches your car's trim.
