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- Founded1925
- HeadquartersAuburn Hills, Michigan, USA
- GroupStellantis
- Group brandsJeepRamDodgeFiatPeugeotCitroënOpelAlfa RomeoMaserati
About the brand
Chrysler was founded in 1925 by Walter P. Chrysler. The passenger-car marque is part of Stellantis; Pacifica minivans are among its best-known current lines. This hub is for Chrysler-branded vehicles, not the whole Stellantis group.
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Chrysler’s 1958 “Auto-Pilot” Was One of the First Modern Cruise-Control SystemsChrysler’s 1958 “Auto-Pilot” Was One of the First Modern Cruise-Control Systems
In 1955, Chrysler launched its Imperial division to compete in the luxury segment against Cadillac and Lincoln, positioning the brand as a leader in high-tech innovation. By 1958, the division introduced Auto-Pilot, one of the first modern cruise-control systems, on…
These Automakers Have The Most Visited Websites
The Breakdown Toyota beat out Ford for the most unique visitors in April 2026. Toyota had 9.2 million to Ford’s 9.0 million. Hyundai and Kia beat out General Motors by nearly 1.0 million. Love it or hate it, the internet…
What Separates the Pre-Eagle Hemi from the Eagle Hemi Engines?What Separates the Pre-Eagle Hemi from the Eagle Hemi Engines?
Chrysler’s third-generation 5.7-liter Hemi V8 vanished from production for 32 years after 1971, only to return in early 2003 for Ram trucks. The first wave—dubbed the pre-Eagle Hemi—arrived with a 9.6:1 compression ratio, square exhaust ports flowing 270 CFM, and…
5 Plausible Reasons Why Convertibles Have All But Vanished in the U.S.5 Plausible Reasons Why Convertibles Have All But Vanished in the U.S.
The American convertible’s golden age is long gone. In the 1950s and ’60s, drop-top sales routinely topped half a million units annually in the U.S., but today they account for less than 0.6% of all new-car sales. With 16.3 million…
500 HP: Plenty for a Ford Mustang Dark Horse, Plenty for a WWII Sherman Tank500 HP: Plenty for a Ford Mustang Dark Horse, Plenty for a WWII Sherman Tank
A 500-horsepower V8 is a magic number in the car world, and Ford’s Coyote-based powerplant has been hitting that benchmark for years. The 5.0-liter Coyote V8 debuted in the 2011 Ford Mustang GT, replacing the outgoing 4.6-liter 3V V8 and…
New York’s 1940 World’s Fair closed with a Grand Prix when fairs still meant somethingNew York’s 1940 World’s Fair closed with a Grand Prix when fairs still meant something
The 1939–40 New York World’s Fair is remembered as a cultural landmark that dared to imagine a technologically advanced future during the Great Depression. Despite the economic hardship, the fair drew 25.8 million paid visitors in 1939—far short of the…
These Cars Are Begging for a Fresh GenerationThese Cars Are Begging for a Fresh Generation
Automotive obsolescence is creeping into showrooms as long-in-the-tooth models outstay their welcome, and readers have called out the worst offenders. The Miata ND is untouchable in many eyes, but the next-generation NE is already on enthusiasts’ wish lists. Elsewhere, the…
Which Car Deserves a Bold New Generation Next?Which Car Deserves a Bold New Generation Next?
The automotive industry is stuck in a rut. Automakers are playing it safe, refreshing tired models instead of rolling out bold new designs, thanks to shifting consumer tastes and regulatory hurdles. The result? A sea of familiar faces on the…
Happy 50th Birthday to the Opulent Doorstop: The Aston Martin Lagonda Series 2Happy 50th Birthday to the Opulent Doorstop: The Aston Martin Lagonda Series 2
Fifty years ago, at the November 1976 British International Motor Show in London, Aston Martin unveiled a car that would become one of the most polarizing yet pivotal models in its history: the Lagonda Series 2. This wasn’t just another…
Ranking the 5 fastest production minivans on sale todayRanking the 5 fastest production minivans on sale today
Minivans have never been poster children for speed, but today’s crop of family haulers is packing serious muscle. Back in 1984, the original Plymouth Voyager’s top engine option produced just 104 horsepower and hit 94 mph with a 0–60 mph…