Chrysler (division)

Chrysler
Image:Chrysler logo.svg
Type	Division of Chrysler LLC
Founded	June 6, 1925
Headquarters	Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
Industry	automotive
Products	entry-level to mid-level luxury vehicles
Parent	Chrysler LLC
Slogan	Engineered Beautifully.
Website	chrysler.com

Chrysler is the flagship brand of Chrysler LLC, named after founder Walter P. Chrysler.

Contents 1 Overview 1.1 History 1.2 2008 lineup 1.3 Past models 2 See also 3 External links

Overview

History

Main article: Chrysler#History

2008 lineup

The current United States lineup for 2008 consists of:

• PT Cruiser (2001-2009) • Compact wagon and convertible*
• Sebring (1995-present) • Mid-size sedan and convertible
• 300 (2005-present) • Full-size sedan
• Town & Country (1990-present) • Minivan
• Pacifica (2004-2008) • Mid-size crossover SUV**
• Aspen (2007-present) • Full-size SUV

* The PT Cruiser convertible version is to be canceled after 2008 ** The Pacifica will end production after 2008.

Past models

Main article: List of Chrysler vehicles

Past Chrysler models sold in the United States*:

• 300 letter series (1955-1965) • Full-size
• 300M (1999-2004) • Full-size
• 300 (1962-1971; 1979) • Personal luxury
• Airflow (1934-1937) • Full-size
• Chrysler Airstream (1935-1936) • Full-size
• Cirrus (1995-2000) • Mid-size
• Concorde (1993-2004) • Full-size
• Conquest (1987-1989) • Sports car
• Cordoba (1975-1983) • Personal luxury
• Fifth Avenue (1983-1993) • Full-size
• Imperial (1926-1954; 1981-1983; 1990-1993) • Full-size
• Laser (1984-1986) • Sports car
• LeBaron (1977-1995) • Personal luxury
• LHS (1994-1997; 1999-2001) • Full-size
• Newport (1940-1941; 1949-1950; 1961-1981) • Full-size
• New Yorker (1939-1996) • Full-size
• Prowler (2001-2002) • Sports car
• Royal (1937-1942; 1946-1950) • Full-size
• TC by Maserati (1989-1991) • Grand tourer
• Town & Country (1941-1988) Compact
• Voyager (2000-2003)(Still manufactured outside the U.S.) • Minivan
• Windsor (1940-1961) • Full-size

*Note: if a vehicle was sold in different size classes over its lifetime, the most recent is listed

See also

• List of Chrysler vehicles
• Chrysler

External links

• Chrysler home page
• Design gallery page at Chrysler.com
• Chrysler Official UK brand site

Chrysler, part of DaimlerChrysler from 1998-2007, road vehicle timeline, United States market, 1970s-present See also: List of vehicles   •  • e
Type	1970s										1980s										1990s										2000s
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Compact													Le Baron																			PT Cruiser
									Town & Country
Mid-size																		LeBaron									Sebring
														E-Class		Le Baron GTS					Le Baron					Cirrus						Sebring
								Le Baron						Fifth Avenue
													New Yorker
Full-size	Newport																				Fifth Avenue				Concorde
	New Yorker																		New Yorker											300M						300
	Town & Country																				Imperial				LHS
Sports															Laser			Conquest														Prowler			Crossfire
Crossover SUV																																			Pacifica
SUV																																						Aspen
Minivan																								TEVan							Voyager
																					Town & Country
Limousine															Executive
Personal Luxury						Cordoba
												Imperial
GT																				TC

•  • e Chrysler (Category • Vehicles)
Current	Cars 300 • Crossfire • PT Cruiser • Sebring • Cirrus (in Mexico) Vans / SUVs Aspen • Pacifica • Town and Country • Voyager / Grand Voyager (outside the United States)
Historic	Cars 300 series • Chrysler 300 • 300M • Airflow • Airstream • Cirrus • Concorde • Conquest • Cordoba • E-Class • Executive • Fifth Avenue • Imperial • Imperial Parade Phaeton • Laser • LeBaron • LHS • Neon • Newport • New Yorker • Prowler • Royal • Saratoga • TC by Maserati • Town and Country • Turbine Car • Windsor Vans / SUVs TEVan • Voyager
Concept	Cars Airflite • Akino • Atlantic • California Cruiser • CCV • Chronos • Citadel • Falcon • Firepower • Imperial Concept • Java • ME Four-Twelve • Nassau • Norseman • Pacifica Concept  • Patriot  • Phaeton • Pronto Cruizer

•  • e Chrysler LLC

Automobile Brands: Chrysler • Dodge • Jeep Parts Company: Mopar Finance: Chrysler Financial Services Commercial Vehicle Brands: Global Electric Motorcars (GEM)  Defunct Marques: Commer (1905–1979) •  Barreiros (1959–1978) •  DeSoto (1928–1961) • Eagle (1988–1998) • Fargo (1920–1972) • Hillman (1907–1976) • Humber (1898–1975) • Imperial (1955–1975, 1981–1983) • Karrier (1908–1977) • Plymouth (1928–2001) • Singer (1905–1970) • Simca (1934–1977) • Sunbeam (1901–1976) • Valiant (1960–1966)