Chrysler

The title of this article is ambiguous. Further meanings are listed under Chrysler (disambiguation) .

FCA US LLC
legal form	Limited Liability Company
founding	June 6, 1925 as Chrysler Motor Corporation
Seat	Auburn Hills , Michigan
management	Michael Manley (Chairman & CEO)
Number of employees	55,687 (2011)
sales	54.3 billion US dollars (2013)
Branch	Automobile manufacturer
Website	www.fcausllc.com

Chrysler is an American automobile brand owned by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles , previously it was an independent company as Chrysler Group LLC until October 2014.

history

Chrysler at the 1928 IAA

Top of the Chrysler Building , New York. Originally built for Chrysler Corporation, the building belonged to GVP-AG for a long time. Today it is owned by the Abu Dhabi Investment Council .

Chrysler headquarters in Auburn Hills

The brand logo “Pentastar” was also on the vehicles from 1962 to 1998

After Walter P. Chrysler resigned as Vice President of General Motors in 1919 , he accepted an offer from Willys-Overland to become executive vice president of the company. Under his leadership, the previously heavily loss-making company returned to profitability. In 1921 Walter P. Chrysler switched to the traditional Maxwell Motor Company , which was in economic difficulties after the merger with Chalmers . In 1923 the production of the Chalmers models was stopped. In 1924 the first Chrysler Six was presented.

In 1925, Chrysler Motor Corporation was founded and Maxwell was taken over. In 1928, the new company took over Dodge Brothers Inc (a company more than four times the size of Chrysler itself), making it the third largest automaker in the United States. At this point in time, the Group's brands were: Chrysler, Dodge , Imperial , DeSoto and Plymouth .

In the late 1950s, Chrysler began expanding its reach into Europe. From 1957, the company acquired shares in the French company Simca from Ford, and in 1963 Chrysler owned 63 percent of Simca. Between 1964 and 1967, Chrysler gradually took over the majority of the declining British Rootes group , which included the car brands Hillman , Sunbeam , Singer and Humber as well manufactured the truck brands Karrier and Commer . In 1967 Chrysler acquired the majority in the Spanish truck manufacturer Barreiros Diesel SA. In 1978 Chrysler had to sell its European activities to Peugeot due to economic difficulties .

In 1979 the company faced bankruptcy. On September 7th, it applied for $ 1.5 billion in guarantees from the US federal government to avert the bankruptcy case. At the same time, Lee Iacocca , previously on the board of directors of Ford Motor Company , was appointed CEO of Chrysler. He proved to be a capable public spokesman for the company and appeared personally in television commercials advising viewers, "If you can find a better car, buy it!" He became a symbol of Japan-bashing and pride in US American products. His book Talking Straight was a replica of Akio Morita's book Made in Japan .

Reluctantly, on December 20, 1979 , the US Congress passed the Chrysler Corporation Loan Guarantee Act of 1979 (Public Law 96-185), which was signed by US President Jimmy Carter on January 7, 1980 , which provided for a state guarantee so that Chrysler could borrow $ 1.5 billion. Chrysler employees and dealerships had previously lobbied in each and every congressional district for fear of losing their livelihood.

With the platform strategy of Chrysler K-Cars , success came back in the early 1980s. From 1982 Chrysler made a profit again. In 1984 the Chrysler Voyager founded the minivan market segment at the same time as the Renault Espace . In 1987, Chrysler acquired American Motors Corporation , which also brought Chrysler's ownership of the Jeep brand . At the end of 1992 Iacocca left and Robert Eaton was his successor.

Merger with Daimler-Benz

In November 1995 it became known that Daimler-Benz was making intensive efforts to cooperate with Chrysler. Chrysler had over $ 7 billion in reserves at the time . On September 18, 1998, the shareholders of both companies decided to merge to form DaimlerChrysler AG . The shareholders of Chrysler Inc., which has 121,000 employees, held a 42% stake in it.

In its first full fiscal year, Chrysler contributed around half of consolidated net income with over $ 5 billion. At the beginning of the following year, Eaton was the last American to leave the board of directors of the group, which had been promoted as a merger of equals ("union among equals"). In the fall, CEO Jürgen Schrempp said that this wording was just a pretext, which led to a lawsuit. Profits at Chrysler had meanwhile collapsed, and Dieter Zetsche replaced James Holden as boss. Chrysler closed the years 2000, 2001 and 2003 with a loss and the years 2002, 2004 and 2005 with a profit. When the 2006 financial year ended again with a loss, Zetsche, who was meanwhile CEO, put Chrysler up for grabs on February 14, 2007.

On May 14, 2007 the partial sale of Chrysler to the financial investor Cerberus Capital Management was announced. It was completed on August 3, 2007. Chrysler LLC and Daimler AG emerged from DaimlerChrysler AG . Robert Nardelli has been named Managing Director of Chrysler. Until April 2009, Daimler AG held a 19.9 percent minority stake in Chrysler.

Bankruptcy and subsequent entry of Fiat

As a result of the 2007 financial crisis, Chrysler's 2008 sales plummeted 30% year over year, more than any other automaker in the United States. On November 18, 2008, Chrysler solicited government funds to prevent bankruptcy. The main owner Cerberus subsequently demanded payment from Daimler for the takeover of Chrysler. On December 19, 2008, the outgoing US President granted Bush $ 4 billion with the condition that a recovery plan be drawn up by the end of March 2009. In January 2009, Chrysler and Fiat signed a letter of intent to enter into an alliance. Chrysler sought more loans, but the new US administration made it conditional on debt restructuring and wage cuts to match other automakers' levels. The United Auto Workers agreed, and Daimler finally withdrew from the community of owners on April 27, waiving loan repayments. The negotiations with banks and hedge funds , to which Chrysler owed a total of around 6.9 billion US dollars, finally failed on April 29. On April 30, 2009, US President Obama announced that Chrysler would seek Chapter 11 protection from its creditors, which came immediately afterwards.

Chrysler immediately ceased production at all 23 plants. The workforce's pension fund should become new majority owners in exchange for 57% of its entitlements waived and Fiat should receive 20% in exchange for technology transfer. On the other hand, 20 creditors went to court. Only after a Supreme Court decision, the contract was signed on 10 June 2009, which from Chrysler LLC , the Chrysler Group LLC made, Fiat gave the 20% stake in it and made the boss of Fiat also to that of Chrysler. Production started again on June 29th.

On November 4, 2009, Chairman and CEO Sergio Marchionne presented his plans for the next five years to let Chrysler only manufacture seven instead of eleven platforms. The compact class should be developed with the Fiat 500 and another Fiat platform.

In autumn 2010, Fiat decided to merge the Chrysler and Lancia brands . The two brands are now working together and developing a joint portfolio. The distribution of the joint vehicle range was divided geographically: Chrysler took over sales in the English-speaking countries (including Great Britain and Ireland) and also in Russia, while sales in the other countries (primarily Europe) were taken over by Lancia. In June 2011, sales of the Lancia brand were separated from joint sales with Fiat, some of the dealers were taken over and merged with the previous Chrysler dealers. Part of the new model range in Europe came from the USA, but these models were sold under the brand name Lancia. In 2017, no Lancia models were officially offered in Germany at all (neither of Italian nor American origin) and in the USA no Chrysler based on Lancia models.

In February 2012, the Chrysler Group sold 133,521 vehicles in its home market of the USA (40% more than in February 2011). US sales manager Reid Bigland justified this increase with the introduction of fuel-efficient vehicle models.

In January 2014, the Fiat group announced that it had bought the remaining shares in Chrysler Group LLC from VEBA Trust. Chrysler Group LLC and all of its brands have since been 100 percent owned by the Fiat group.

Trademarks of FCA US LLC

Current vehicle brands

• Chrysler
• Dodge
• jeep
• Ram trucks

Unused trademarks of Chrysler LLC

Chrysler LLC owned other brands that are no longer produced and sold, including:

• DeSoto (until 1961)
• Fargo (until 1972)
• Imperial (until 1983)
• AMC (until 1987)
• Eagle (until 1998)
• Plymouth (until 2001)
• Trazo (2008 and 2009)

Timelines

Chrysler brands

Chrysler Automobile Brands Timeline since 1886
Group																																									Chrysler Corporation																																																																Daimler Chrysler									Chrysler LLC							FCA
brand	group	1880				1890										1900										10s										20s										30s										40s										50s										60s										70s										80s										90s										2000										2010
Chrysler																													Maxwell												Chrysler
Imperial
Fargo
Dodge
Ram trucks
Plymouth
DeSoto
Nash / Rambler	AMC																	Jeffery														Nash																																										Rambler												AMC
Hudson / AMC																									Hudson																																																	AMC
eagle																																																																																																AMC Eagle							eagle
Willys / Jeep																													Willys																																	jeep
Simca																																																																																						Chrysler-Simca									Talbot-Simca
Talbot / Talbot	Rootes																		Talbot																	HOURS															Talbot-Lago
Sunbeam																	Sunbeam																																		Sunbeam Talbot																		Sunbeam
Hillman																																																																																												Chrysler			Talbot
Humber
Singer
Commer																																																																																												Dodge
Career																																																																																												Dodge
Barreiros
Lamborghini
Mercedes Benz	Daimler- Benz																	Mercedes																								Mercedes Benz
		Benz
Freightliner																																																										Consolodated Freightways																			White Freightliner													Freightliner
sterling																																sterling																																			Sterling-White																																															sterling
Setra									Kässbohrer																																																										Kässbohrer Setra																																												Setra
Maybach
Western star																																																																																						White Western Star										Western star
smart
Fuso
GEM
 Automobile brand of an independent company before takeover by Chrysler, possibly already active in other areas beforehand  Automobile brand of a company that is majority owned by Chrysler or to a group that Chrysler acquired or merged with  Automobile brand from Chrysler or DaimlerChrylser  Automobile brand sold or no longer part of Chrysler after separation

Models of the five main brands 1980/1990

Chrysler models timeline since 1970
Type	1970s										1980s										1990s										2000s										2010s										2020s
	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0
Lower middle class								Le Baron
									Town & Country
Middle class	Newport													E-class		LeBaron GTS					LeBaron					Cirrus						Sebring										200			200
										Fifth avenue															Concorde								PT Cruiser
upper middle class	new Yorker																													300M						300						300
	Town & Country																				Imperial				LHS
Upper class															Executive
Sports car															laser			Conquest														Prowler			Crossfire
Convertible / Coupé / GT					Cordoba													LeBaron Coupe								Sebring Coupe
																		LeBaron convertible									Sebring convertible															200 convertible
																				TC
Crossover SUV																																			Pacifica
SUV																																						Aspen
Van																								TEVan							Voyager
																					T&C	Town & Country																									Pacifica
Based on a Mitsubishi

Timeline of Dodge and Ram models in the US since 1970
Type	1970s										1980s										1990s										2000s										2010s										2020s
	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0
Compact class									Omni
										024				Charger				Shadow								neon												Caliber					Darts
		Colt								Colt
Middle class	Darts						Aspen					Aries
													400		600						Spirit							stratus												Avenger
	Coronet							diplomat												Dynasty
									Magnum		Mirada
Full-size cars	Monaco				Monaco			Monaco		St. Regis											Monaco			Intrepid												Magnum
	Polara																																			Charger (LX)					Charger (LD)
Sports car	Challenger								Challenger						Conquest							Stealth												SRT-4
	Super bee														Daytona											Avenger													Challenger
	Charger																						viper											viper											viper
SUVs and crossovers																																								Journey
																		Raider																				Nitro
					Ramcharger																								Durango						Durango						Durango
Pick-ups													Rampage					Dakota										Dakota								Dakota					Dakota
										D-50		Ram 50																							Ram SRT-10
	D series											R.A.M													R.A.M								R.A.M							R.A.M	1500/2500/3500								1500
Vans															Colt Vista
															Caravan			Caravan & Grand Caravan				Caravan & Grand Caravan					Caravan & Grand Caravan					Caravan & Grand Caravan							Grand Caravan
Vans																			Grand Caravan C / V			Grand Caravan C / V					Grand Caravan C / V					Grand Caravan C / V							Grand Caravan C / V				Cargo van			Promaster City
		Sportsman / Tradesman / Ram Van / Ram Wagon																																sprinter				sprinter							Promaster
Based on the Talbot / Simca Horizon developed by Chrysler Europe Identical to Mitsubishi Identical to Mercedes-Benz Since 2010/2012 under the Ram Trucks brand

Timeline of Plymouth models from 1946 to 2001
Type	1940s				1950s										1960s										1970s										1980s										1990s										2000s
	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1
Small car																										Cricket							Horizon
																																		TC3				Turismo
																																		Champ / Colt
Compact class																															Arrow											Sun Dance								neon
														Valiant																	Volaré				Reliant
Middle class																			Belvedere																					Caravelle				Acclaim							Breeze
																							Satellite							Fury						Gran Fury
Full size	(Special) Deluxe					Concord			Plaza					Savoy
						Cambridge			Savoy					Belvedere
						Cranbrook			Belvedere					Fury																Gran ...				... Fury
Sports car																									Duster								Sapporo												laser
																			Barracuda
																							Road runner																Conquest													Prowler
																							GTX
SUV																													Trail Duster
Pick up																																		Arrow truck				Scamp
Van																													Voyager
Based on the Talbot / Simca Horizon developed by Chrysler Europe Renamed model from Mitsubishi Based on a model by the Rootes group

Timeline of the Eagle models from 1987 to 1998
Type	1980s			1990s
	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9
Compact class		Vista (C10)
		Summit (C60)					Summit (CB0)
Middle class	Medallion (R21)					2000 GLX (E30)
upper middle class	Premier (R25)					vision
Sports car				Talon (D20)					Talon (D30)
SUV	wagon
Van		Vista Wagon (N11)				Summit Wagon (N30)
Model continued by AMC Further run of AMC model on Renault basis Based on Mitsubishi models  The only model on the Chrysler Group's platform

Timeline of civil Jeep models from 1945 to today
Parent company	Willys-Overland Motors								Kaiser Motors																	American Motors Corporation																	Chrysler Corporation											DaimlerChrysler AG									Chrysler LLC
Manufacturer									Willys Motor Company										Kaiser Jeep Corporation							Jeep Corporation																	Jeep Eagle Division											Jeep Division
Type	1940s					1950s										1960s										1970s										1980s										1990s										2000s										2010s										2020s
	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0	1	2	3	4th	5	6th	7th	8th	9	0
Off-road vehicle	CJ-2A				CJ-3A				CJ-3B																							CJ-7											Wrangler (YJ)										Wrangler (TJ)										Wrangler (JK)											Wrangler (JL)
										CJ-5
											CJ-6
SUV																																																																						Renegade
																																																															Compass (MK)										Compass (MP)
																																																															Patriot (MK)
				Jeepster (VJ)																		Jeepster Commando (C-101)						Commando (C-104)												Cherokee (XJ)																		Cherokee / Liberty (KJ)						Cherokee / Liberty (KK)						Cherokee
		Station wagon																		Wagoneer / Cherokee (SJ)																				Grand Wagoneer (SJ)									Grand Cherokee (ZJ)						Grand Cherokee (WJ)						Grand Cherokee (WK)						Grand Cherokee (WW2)
																																																														Commander (XK)												Grand Commander
Pick up			Truck																																		CJ-8 / CJ-10					Comanche (MJ)
																			Gladiator (SJ)								Pickup (J-Series) / Honcho
delivery trucks											DJ-3A										DJ-5/6																																																						gladiator
																	FJ-3 / 3A
												FC-150 / FC-170

Chrysler brand models

Chrysler 52 (1927)

Chrysler Imperial Airflow Series CX (1934)

Chrysler Windsor Coupe (1940)

Chrysler New Yorker (1954)

Chrysler 300 GC-S (1966)

Chrysler Newport Coupe (1971)

Chrysler Town & Country Wagon (1977)

Chrysler Daytona (1984)

Chrysler LeBaron Convertible (1989)

Chrysler Voyager (1992)

Chrysler LHS (1995)

Chrysler Concorde (1998)

Chrysler PT Cruiser (2003)

Chrysler Sebring (2007)

Chrysler 300 (2011)

The brand and model history is documented in the Walter P. Chrysler Museum .

Models by year of construction

Construction year	Models
1924	B-70
1925	B-70
1926	F-58 , G-70 , Imperial E-80
1927	Series 50 , Series 60 , Series 70 , Imperial 80
1928	Series 52 , Series 62 , Series 72 , Imperial 80L
1929	Series 65 , Series 75 , Imperial 80L
1930	Series 66 , Series 70 , Series 77 , Series CJ , Imperial IMP
1931	Series 66 , Series 70 , Series CD , Imperial CG , Series CM
1932	Series 70 , Series CD , Imperial CG , Series CH , Series CI , Imperial CL , Series CP
1933	Imperial CL , Series CO , Imperial CQ , Royal CT
1934	Series CA , CB series , Airflow CU , Imperial Airflow CV , Custom Imperial Airflow CW , Custom Imperial Airflow CX
1935	Custom Imperial Airflow CW , Airstream Deluxe CZ , Airflow C1 , Imperial Airflow C2 , Imperial Custom Airflow C3 , Airstream C6
1936	Custom Imperial Airflow CW , Airstream C7 , Airstream Deluxe C8 , Airflow C9 , Imperial Airflow C10 , Custom Imperial Airflow C11
1937	Custom Imperial Airflow CW , Imperial C14 , Imperial Custom C15 , Royal C16 , Airflow C17
1938	Royal C18 , Imperial C19 , New York Special C19 , Imperial Custom C20
1939	Royal C22 , Royal Windsor C22 , Saratoga C23 , New Yorker C23 , Imperial C23
1940	Royal C25 , Windsor C25 , Highlander C25 , Traveler C26 , Saratoga C26 , Highlander C26 , New Yorker C26 , Crown Imperial C27
1941	Royal C28 , Windsor C28 , Highlander C28 , Saratoga C30 , Highlander C30 , New Yorker C30 , Crown Imperial C33
1942	Royal C34 , Windsor C34 , Saratoga C36 , New Yorker C36 , Crown Imperial C37
1943	no manufacturing
1944	no manufacturing
1945	no manufacturing
1946	Royal C38S , Windsor C38W , Saratoga C39K , New Yorker C39N , Crown Imperial C40
1947	Royal C38S , Windsor C38W , Saratoga C39K , New Yorker C39N , Crown Imperial C40
1948	Royal C38S , Windsor C38W , Saratoga C39K , New Yorker C39N , Crown Imperial C40
1949	Royal C45S , Windsor C45W , Saratoga C46K , New Yorker C46N , Imperial C46-2 , Crown Imperial C47
1950	Royal C48S , Windsor C48W , Saratoga C49K , New Yorker C49N , Crown Imperial C50
1951	Windsor C51 , Windsor Deluxe C51-2 , Saratoga C55 , New Yorker C52 , Imperial C54 , Crown Imperial C53
1952	Windsor C51 , Windsor Deluxe C51-2 , Saratoga C55 , New Yorker C52 , Imperial C54 , Crown Imperial C53
1953	Windsor C60-1 , Windsor Deluxe C60-2 , New Yorker C56-1 , New Yorker Deluxe C56-2 , Imperial C58 , Crown Imperial C59
1954	Windsor Deluxe C62 , New Yorker C63-1 , New Yorker Deluxe C63-2 , Imperial C64 , Crown Imperial C66
1955	Windsor Deluxe C67 , New York Deluxe C68 , C-300
1956	Windsor C71 , New Yorker C72 , 300B
1957	Windsor C75-1 , Saratoga C75-2 , New Yorker C76 , 300C
1958	Windsor LC1-L , Saratoga LC2-M , New York LC3-H , 300D
1959	Windsor MC1-L , Saratoga MC2-M , New York MC3-H , 300E
1960	Windsor PC1-L , Saratoga PC2-M , New York PC3-H , 300F
1961	Newport RC1-L , Windsor RC2-M , New York RC3-H , 300G
1962	Newport SC1-L , 300 Sport SC2-M , New York SC3-H , 300H , Valiant R
1963	Newport TC1-L , 300 Sport TC2-M , New York TC3-H , 300J , Valiant S
1964	Newport VC1-L , 300 VC2-M , New Yorker VC3-H , 300K , Valiant AP5
1965	Newport AC1-L , 300 AC2-M , New York AC3-H , 300L , Valiant AP5
1966	Newport BC1-L , 300 BC2-M , New Yorker BC3-H , Valiant AP6
1967	Newport CC1-E , Newport Custom CC1-L , 300 CC2-M , New Yorker CC3-H , Valiant VC
1968	Newport DC1-E , Newport Custom DC1-L , 300 DC2-M , New Yorker DC3-H , Valiant VE
1969	Newport EC-E , Newport Custom EC-L , 300 EC-M , New Yorker EC-H , Town & Country EC-P , Valiant VE
1970	Newport EC-E , Newport Custom FC-L , 300 FC-M , New Yorker FC-H , Town & Country FC-P , Valiant VF
1971	Newport / Newport Royal GC-E , Newport Custom GC-L , 300 GC-S , New Yorker GC-H , Town & Country GC-P , Valiant VG
1972	Newport Royal HC-L , Newport Custom HC-M , New Yorker HC-H , New Yorker Brougham HC-S , Town & Country HC-P , Valiant VH
1973	Newport 3C-L , Newport Custom 3C-M , New Yorker 3C-H , New Yorker Brougham 3C-S , Town & Country 3C-P , Valiant VH
1974	Newport 4C-L , Newport Custom 4C-M , New Yorker 4C-H , New Yorker Brougham 4C-S , Town & Country 4C-P , Valiant VJ
1975	Newport 5C-L , Newport Custom 5C-M , New Yorker 5C-H , New Yorker Brougham 5C-S , Town & Country 5C-P , Valiant VJ
1976	Avenger , Cordoba , Newport 6C-L , Newport Custom 6C-M , New Yorker 6C-H , Sigma , Town & Country 6C-P , Valiant VK
1977	Avenger , Cordoba , LeBaron , New Yorker 7C-H , Sigma , Town & Country 7C-P , Valiant CL
1978	Avenger , Cordoba , LeBaron , New Yorker 8C-H , Sigma , Valiant CL
1979	Avenger , Cordoba , LeBaron , New Yorker , Sigma , Valiant CM
1980	Cordoba , LeBaron , New Yorker , Sigma , Valiant CM
1981	Cordoba , LeBaron , New Yorker , Valiant CM
1982	Cordoba , LeBaron , New Yorker
1983	Cordoba , E Class , Executive , Fifth Avenue , Laser , LeBaron , New Yorker
1984	Daytona , E Class , ES , Executive , Fifth Avenue , Laser , LeBaron , New Yorker
1985	Daytona , ES , Executive , Fifth Avenue , Laser , LeBaron , LeBaron GTS , New Yorker
1986	Daytona , ES , Executive , Fifth Avenue , Laser , LeBaron , LeBaron GTS , New Yorker
1987	Conquest , Daytona , ES , Fifth Avenue , LeBaron , LeBaron GTS , New Yorker
1988	Conquest , Daytona , Dynasty , ES , Fifth Avenue , LeBaron , LeBaron GTS , New Yorker
1989	Conquest , Daytona , Dynasty , ES , Fifth Avenue , LeBaron , LeBaron GTS , New Yorker , Saratoga , TC
1990	Daytona , Dynasty , ES , Fifth Avenue , Imperial , LeBaron , New Yorker , Saratoga , TC
1991	Daytona , Dynasty , Grand Voyager , Imperial , LeBaron , New Yorker , Saratoga , TC , Voyager
1992	Daytona , Dynasty , Grand Voyager , Imperial , LeBaron , New Yorker , Saratoga , Voyager
1993	Concorde , Daytona , Dynasty , Grand Voyager , Imperial , LeBaron , New Yorker , Saratoga , Vision , Voyager
1994	Concorde , Grand Voyager , Imperial , LeBaron , LHS , Neon , New Yorker , Saratoga , Vision , Voyager
1995	Cirrus , Concorde , Grand Voyager , LeBaron , LHS , Neon , New Yorker , Saratoga , Stratus , Vision , Voyager
1996	Cirrus , Concorde , Grand Voyager , LHS , Neon , New Yorker , Sebring , Stratus , Vision , Voyager
1997	Cirrus , Concorde , Grand Voyager , LHS , Neon , New Yorker , Sebring , Stratus , Vision , Voyager
1998	Cirrus , Concorde , Grand Voyager , LHS , Neon , Sebring , Stratus , Voyager
1999	300M , Cirrus , Concorde , Grand Voyager , LHS , Neon , Sebring , Stratus , Voyager
2000	300M , Cirrus , Concorde , Grand Voyager , LHS , Neon , PT Cruiser , Sebring , Stratus , Voyager
2001	300M , Concorde , LHS , Neon , Prowler , PT Cruiser , Sebring , Voyager
2002	300M , Concorde , Prowler , PT Cruiser , Sebring , Voyager
2003	300M , Concorde , Crossfire , Pacifica , PT Cruiser , Sebring , Voyager
2004	300 / 300C , 300M , Concorde , Crossfire , Pacifica , PT Cruiser , Sebring , Voyager
2005	300 / 300C , Crossfire , Pacifica , PT Cruiser , Sebring , Voyager
2006	300 / 300C , Crossfire , Pacifica , PT Cruiser , Sebring , Voyager
2007	300 / 300C , Aspen , Crossfire , Pacifica , PT Cruiser , Sebring , Voyager
2008	300 / 300C , Aspen , Grand Voyager , PT Cruiser , Sebring
2009	300 / 300C , Aspen , Grand Voyager , PT Cruiser , Sebring
2010	300 / 300C , Grand Voyager , PT Cruiser , Sebring
2011	200 , 200 Convertible , 300 , Grand Voyager
2012	200 , 200 Convertible , 300 , Grand Voyager
2013	200 , 200 Convertible , 300 , Grand Voyager
2014	200 , 300 , Grand Voyager

literature

• James T. Lenzke (Ed.): Standard Catalog of Chrysler 1914-2000 . 2nd Edition. Krause Publications, Iola / Wisconsin 2000, ISBN 0-87341-882-4 .
• Joachim Kuch: Type compass Chrysler passenger cars and jeeps since 1945 . 1st edition. Motorbuch-Verlag, Stuttgart 1999, ISBN 3-613-01981-7 .

Web links

• Homepage FCA US LLC
• Chrysler brand homepage
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Individual evidence

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25. ↑ ^{a b} At Chrysler, the production lines stand still. In: Handelsblatt. May 1, 2009, accessed April 3, 2010 . 
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31. ↑ Tom Grünweg: Fiat is converting: Chrysler is now called Lancia. In: Spiegel Online . October 28, 2010. Retrieved October 28, 2010 . 
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