The 1970s was the peak of the muscle car era where cars were pushed to the max. You had cars from the likes of Dodge, Ford, and Plymouth with the biggest engines put in the smallest cars. Chevy was ...

What's the most iconic Chrysler automobile ever built? Well, it's the kind of question that needs more than one answer, but the 300 letter series is a solid candidate. Built from 1955 to 1965, this ...

The 1970s were depressing years to be a gearhead. The Clean Air Act of 1970 and the unleaded gasoline mandate put a damper on the peak period of high-performance muscle cars. However, there were ...

Sometimes a brand's identity morphs in odd ways. That was the case with a 1920s antifreeze brand that became identified with ...

Chrysler has produced several noteworthy automobiles over the years, but nothing beats the 300 letter series in my book. Produced for 11 years, these cars redefined the personal luxury market by ...

Muscle cars represent a powerful chapter in American automotive history, combining large engines, bold styling, rear-wheel ...

June 6, 1925: Walter P. Chrysler reorganizes the Maxwell Motor Co., creating Chrysler Corp. The new company's first vehicle is the Chrysler Six, which features innovations including a high-compression ...

The muscle car has proven a resilient component within American car culture. From its earliest rumblings in the mid 1950s to the current version of the Ford Mustang, American automotive enthusiasts ...

If you’re walking along a line of cars in a used vehicle lot and come across a Chrysler 300C SRT-8, what do you see? Is this just an old Chrysler trying to be relevant in a different world? Is it a ...