Chrysler (brand): Difference between revisions

Chrysler
	File:Chrysler logo.svg
Company type	Division of Chrysler
Industry	automotive
Founded	June 6, 1925
Headquarters	Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
Products	entry-level to mid-level luxury vehicles
Parent	Chrysler Group LLC
Website	chrysler.com

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Chrysler is the flagship brand of Chrysler Group LLC, named after founder Walter Chrysler. It is a near-luxury brand that competes with brands such as Buick.^{[citation needed]} It has had many successful cars in the past, most notably the Chrysler Town and Country^{[citation needed]} and Chrysler 300.

The current Chrysler lineup consists of:

Past Chrysler models sold in the United States*:

300 letter series (1955-1965)
300M (1999-2004)
300 (1962-1971; 1979)
Airflow (1934-1937)
Aspen (2007-2009)
Chrysler Airstream (1935-1936)
Cirrus (1995-2000)
Concorde (1993-2004)
Conquest (1987-1989)
Cordoba (1975-1983)
Crossfire (2004-2008)
Fifth Avenue (1983-1993)
Imperial (1926-1954; 1981-1983; 1990-1993)

Laser (1984-1986)
LeBaron (1977-1995)
LHS (1994-1997; 1999-2001)
Newport (1940-1941; 1949-1950; 1961-1981)
New Yorker (1939-1996)
Prowler (2001-2002)
Royal (1937-1942; 1946-1950)
Saratoga (1939-1942; 1946-1953; 1957-1960)
Sebring (1995-2010)
TC by Maserati (1989-1991)

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

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-'''Chrysler''' is the [[flagship brand]] of [[Chrysler|Chrysler Group LLC]], named after founder [[Walter Chrysler]]. It is a near-luxury brand that competes with brands such as [[Buick]].{{Fact|date=September 2008}} It has had many successful cars in the past, most notably the [[Chrysler Town and Country]].{{Fact|date=September 2008}}
+'''Chrysler''' is the [[flagship brand]] of [[Chrysler|Chrysler Group LLC]], named after founder [[Walter Chrysler]]. It is a near-luxury brand that competes with brands such as [[Buick]].{{Fact|date=September 2008}} It has had many successful cars in the past, most notably the [[Chrysler Town and Country]]{{Fact|date=September 2008}} and Chrysler 300.
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