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Chrysler

Types of companies	Division of Chrysler LLC
Founded	June 6, 1925
Headquarters	Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States
Industry	Automotive industry
Product (business)	Luxury vehicle to Luxury vehicle luxury vehicles
Holding company	Chrysler LLC
Website	chrysler.com

Chrysler is the Flagship brand of Chrysler 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]}

Contents 1 Overview 1.1 Current Chrysler Lineup 1.2 Past models 2 See also 3 External links

Overview

Current Chrysler Lineup

The current Chrysler lineup consists of:

• PT Cruiser (2001-2009)
• Sebring (1995-present)
• Chrysler Sebring (Convertible) (1996-present)
• 300 (2005-present)
• Chrysler Town & Country (1990-present)
• Aspen (2007-2009)

Past models

Main article: List of Chrysler vehicles

Past Chrysler models sold in the United States*:

300 letter series (1955-1965) 300M (1999-2004) 300 (1962-1971; 1979) Airflow (1934-1937) Chrysler Airstream (1935-1936) Cirrus (1995-2000) Concorde (1993-2004) Conquest (1987-1989) Cordoba (1975-1983) 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) Chrysler Prowler (2001-2002) Royal (1937-1942; 1946-1950) TC by Maserati (1989-1991) Town & Country (1941-1988)

Voyager (2000-2003) Windsor (1940-1961)

*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

v • Chrysler timeline • e Chrysler timeline
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 car													Le Baron																			PT Cruiser
									Town & Country
Mid-size car																		LeBaron (2-dr)									Sebring					Sebring (2-dr)						Sebring conv.
														E-Class		LeBaron GTS					LeBaron (4-dr)					Cirrus						Sebring (4-dr)						Sebring
								LeBaron						Fifth Avenue
													New Yorker
Full-size car	Newport																				Fifth Avenue				Concorde
	New Yorker																		New Yorker											300M						300
	Town & Country																				Imperial				LHS
Sports car															Laser			Conquest														Chrysler Prowler			Crossfire
Crossover SUV																																			Pacifica
Sport utility vehicle																																						Aspen
Minivan																								TEVan							Voyager
																					T&C	Town & Country					Town & Country					Town & Country							T&C
Limousine															Executive
Personal luxury car						Cordoba
												Imperial
Grand tourer																				TC
See also: List of Chrysler vehicles

v • Chrysler • e Chrysler Current Cars 300 · Crossfire · PT Cruiser · Sebring · Cirrus (Mexico) Van / Sport utility vehicle Aspen · Pacifica · Town and Country · Voyager / Grand Voyager (outside USA) 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 · Chrysler ME Four-Twelve · Nassau · Norseman · Pacifica Concept  · Patriot  · Phaeton · Pronto Cruizer Category · List of vehicles

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