So, grab your favorite mug, and let’s chat about the seven most controversial Chrysler cars ever made. First up is the iconic ...

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Chrysler might not have been around for quite so long as some of the other American automotive giants like Cadillac, Dodge, or Ford. However, 2025 marked a major milestone for the car manufacturer: ...

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Two decades ago, Chrysler decided to take a page from its then-partner Mercedes-Benz and build its own version of the SLK roadster. The result was the Crossfire, a curious fusion of American style and ...

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Stellantis is looking for a comeback in the US. The company sold 324,825 vehicles under the Jeep, Ram, Chrysler, and Fiat brands in the US in the third quarter, notching its highest monthly market ...

Cole Attisha Using Midjourney 7.0 & Gemini 2.5 Flash Image Everyone with a beating heart knows what the Chrysler PT Cruiser is. Some people remember the PT Cruiser as an ugly, droopy quasi-crossover ...

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In 1978, the New Yorker Brougham was the flagship of the Chrysler line, boasting technology that we take for granted today but that was unusual for the time. We wondered how well this old tech ...