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As I said a lot of times, the platform does not mean much, that's just a part of the chassis
This is in fact the basis of our disagreement
First, as chassis are no longer used on modern cars for about 50 years, being replaced by... platforms and self supporting bodies, this idea is for me technically incorrect.
And platforms allow engineers to create more(1) and more quickly vehicles, thus helping companies to ensure huge economies of scale and to stay alive. So I consider them quite a bit important
Nevertheless, let us not forget the initial question: should LX plateform information appear for 2011+ Chrysler, or not?
The "LX" I put on the Chrysler 300 I identified was deleted. Is it the official answer?
If so, what about the 2005-2010 model?
By the way, on the same subject: the GM J plateform, again. There is too much (or too few) cars in it, in the IMCDb
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(1): 21 cars based on the 2001 Peugeot PF2 platform, for now. Already 11 made and/or scheduled on the 2012 Volkwagen MBQ...