Chrysler is supposed to be the "Luxury" segment of the corporation. Lincoln doesn't have any sports cars either. Chrysler's 300 SRT will be the CTS-V of their line and that's about as sporty as they're going to get. The market for two seaters or even cramped 2+2s is quite limited and there's really not a case to build one in the $35,000-$45,000 bracket which is why there's no XLRs or even Allantes available from Cadillac. Of course, once you're in "supercar" territory (Ferrari, Lambo, Audi R8) it's a different story because they're more toys than useful objects. Even Porsche advertised last year how well their cars do as a daily driver and many of them are used that way. So, don't hold your breath for a Chrysler sports car because I doubt it will happen.