Muscle Cars & Performance:
* Plymouth Road Runner (though Plymouth was a Chrysler brand): Iconic muscle car known for its simple design and powerful engines.
* Dodge Charger (though Dodge was a Chrysler brand): Another legendary muscle car, appearing in numerous films and television shows. Multiple generations have maintained its popularity.
* Dodge Challenger (though Dodge was a Chrysler brand): A modern muscle car revival, enjoying significant success.
* Chrysler 300 (modern iterations): While not strictly a muscle car in all its generations, later models have offered powerful Hemi V8 engines and a performance-oriented design, placing it in the muscle car conversation.
Luxury Sedans & Coupes:
* Chrysler 300 (various generations): A large sedan, known for its upscale styling and features, offering various trims from comfortable cruisers to performance-oriented models.
* Chrysler Cordoba: Known for its distinctive styling in the late 1970s, it was a significant departure from the brand's usual aesthetic.
* Chrysler Imperial: A long-running flagship model representing Chrysler's top-of-the-line luxury.
* Chrysler Town & Country (minivan): While a minivan, it's worth mentioning due to its long run and popularity as a premium minivan choice.
Other Notable Models:
* Chrysler PT Cruiser: A retro-styled car that generated considerable attention and controversy.
* Dodge Viper (though Dodge was a Chrysler brand): A high-performance sports car known for its powerful V10 engine.
It's important to remember that Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth were all under the Chrysler Corporation umbrella for a significant portion of their history. Therefore, models from Dodge and Plymouth are considered part of the broader Chrysler legacy. This list is not exhaustive, but it highlights some of the most famous and influential Chrysler vehicles.
