Rumors are circulating that the Chrysler 300C SRT model could make a possible comeback for the 2016 model year, despite low sales throughout its production years from 2012 – 2014.

The 300C, the luxury version of Chrysler’s regular 300 model, in its current SRT trim features a capable 6.4-liter Hemi V-8 engine. Ready to produce the 300C with 392 cubes for the United States, Canada and other markets using left-hand-drive vehicles, Chrysler looks ready to bring back this car in a likely new and improved state.

The 2015 300C has a few new lines and a larger grill area, but an SRT variant would likely get a new facia.

As of right now, a right-hand-drive 300 will officially be in “the land down under.” Aussies may not have their hands on Chargers, Challengers and the like that we have in the U.S., but the 300C SRT may give Australia some of that American oomph if they so desire.

With the Dodge Charger allowing the Chrysler 300C to swap parts, the price of engineering may not be much, and hopefully for 2016, the car gains a following and reputation allowing sales to be much better than in prior years.

According to AllPar.com, the reputable site 0H20 reported these rumors first. One member mentioned that he has seen spotted camouflaged 300s around town which he states is sporting a “hefty spoiler” on the rear of the car.