CHRYSLER
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American marque of the Big Three, founded by Walter Chrysler in 1925 and now part of Stellantis.
- Founded
- 1925, by Walter Chrysler
- Headquarters
- Auburn Hills, Michigan
- Owner
- Stellantis, as Stellantis North America
- Brands
- Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram Trucks
Walter Chrysler founded the company in 1925 from the remains of the Maxwell Motor Company. It merged with Daimler-Benz in 1998, a tie that ended in 2007, and was acquired by Fiat in 2014.
The American arm, historically the Chrysler Corporation, is now Stellantis North America and sells vehicles under the Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram nameplates. It also distributes Alfa Romeo, Fiat and Maserati vehicles in North America.
- 1925Chrysler Corporation founded by Walter Chrysler
- 1998Merger with Daimler-Benz into DaimlerChrysler
- 2007DaimlerChrysler sells its Chrysler stake
- 2014Acquired by Fiat S.p.A.
- 2021Part of Stellantis after the FCA and PSA merger
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Pronto Cruizer: the concept that became the PT Cruiser
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Thunderbolt: the 1941 show car with a retractable hardtop
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Fifth Avenue: the last rear-wheel-drive Chrysler saloon
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Turbine Car: 55 turbines, a million public miles
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Town & Country: the minivan that carried a wagon name
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CHRYSLER Chrysler New Yorker: the longest-running American nameplate
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CHRYSLER Chrysler E-Class: the downsized Chrysler of 1983
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Saratoga: the sporting Chrysler that introduced the Hemi
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Windsor: the six-cylinder Chrysler with New Yorker style
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Stratus: the European name for the Dodge Stratus
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Prowler: the hot rod with open front wheels
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CHRYSLER Chrysler 300M: the front-wheel-drive revival of the 300 name
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Firepower: the Viper-based concept that was never built
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Vision: the European badge on the Eagle LH sedan
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CHRYSLER Chrysler PT Cruiser: 1930s style on a compact hatchback
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Java: the minivan-based small car study of 1999
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CHRYSLER Chrysler TC by Maserati: the Italian roadster that cost a fortune
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CHRYSLER Chrysler LeBaron: from coachbuilder’s name to Chrysler bestseller
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Viper: the V10 sports car with no driver aids
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Airflite: the 2003 concept that fed the Sebring