When It Comes To Automotive Treasures Michigan Has Some Of The Finest Including The Henry Ford Museum And The
By Bob Ashton When it comes to automotive treasures, Michigan has some of the finest, including the Henry Ford Museum and the Chrysler Museum. What many don’t know about is a private collection of over 150 cars that is one of the most diversified and eclectic in the world. Ken Lingenfelter,...
Chrysler Museum showcases top-notch trios
Walter P. Chrysler Museum features rare vehicles through rotating specialty exhibits
Car of the Week: 1950 Chrysler New Yorker
2011 Chrysler ‘Arrive in Style’ commercial
We all know a Classic-era Imperial and a finned Chrysler 300 are among the best ways to arrive in style. “Ma MoPar” thinks the new Chrysler models continue that elegance, and this commercial might just sell you on that fact. Enjoy the gratuitous vintage Chryslers in this new commercial:
Car of the Week: 1981 Imperial
Larry Mayes likes to joke about how he always hounded his mother not to put many miles on her luxurious 1981 Imperial coupe. Mayes sort of figured he might own the car himself one day, and he didn’t want Mom banging it up and wearing it out. “I didn’t want a...
Car of the Week: 1982 Chrysler LeBaron convertible
It’s not easy to come up with a list of 1980s cars that most enthusiasts would consider “collectible,” but the 1982 Chrysler LeBaron convertible is one that probably belongs in the conversation.
Viper club works out deal with Chrysler for parts
Viper Club of America to acquire parts for iconic car directly from Dodge New agreement preserves historic and excess Viper-specific parts inventory FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich., Feb. 16 /PRNewswire/ — The Viper Club of America, the Dodge Viper ownership group that has represented over 25,000 members and countless other Viper owners from...
Chrysler history: the Chrysler Building
Sept. 28, 1929 marked an important moment in Chrysler Building history
Chrysler Town & … Classic?
Owner of 1948 Chrysler Town & Country convertible campaigns to join list of Classics.