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 LHS: Chrysler’s luxury flagship of the 1990s
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Voyager: Europe’s minivan, America’s Caravan
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Aspen: Chrysler’s first full-size SUV
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Cordoba: the first small Chrysler and its rich Corinthian leather
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Pacifica: the crossover that started as a sports-tourer
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Six: the car that started the company
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Imperial: Chrysler’s flagship since 1926
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Valiant Charger: the Australian muscle coupe
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Newport: from show-car phaeton to budget Chrysler
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Phaeton: a four-door convertible with two windscreens
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Cirrus: the cab-forward cloud car
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Concorde: the first cab-forward Chrysler
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Crossfire: the Mercedes-based halo sports car
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Centura: an Australian 180 with Hemi power
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Valiant: Australia’s third big local car
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Avenger: the Rootes family car in Chrysler colours
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Conquest: the Starion under an American badge
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Neon: the compact that Europe knew by another name
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CHRYSLER Chrysler Sebring: three generations of convertible, sedan and coupe
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CHRYSLER Chrysler 300: the rear-wheel-drive flagship of the modern era