Chrysler

Company Name
Chrysler LLC

Main Business
Manufacture and distributions of vehicles, engines, components and parts.

Chrysler History
Maxwell Motor Company, Inc., owing some $43,000,000 was on the verge of bankruptcy and Walter P. Chrysler, who had retired as President of Buick and vice-president of General Motors, was asked to head-up a reorganization committee, which arranged for the purchase of the combined assets of Maxwell and Chalmers -- and formed Maxwell Motor Corporation, effective May 1921. Mr. Chrysler became Chairman of the Board.
In 1923 Walter Chrysler brought Fred Zeder, Owen Skelton and Carl Breer into the organization, as the nucleus of a new Engineering Department - and while continuing to build the Good Maxwell at Highland Park, commenced production of pilot models of the Chrysler Six in the Jefferson Ave. Plant. The Chrysler Six was introduced to the public in January 1924 during the National Auto Show in New York City, where it was very favourably received, getting off to a good start with production of 32,000 units in the first year.

Vehicle Range:
Passenger - 300C sedan, 300C Touring, PT Cruiser, Crossfire, Sebring sedan People movers - Voyager, Grand Voyager

Chryslers First Car:
After his first car is denied entry at the 1924 New York Auto Show, Walter P Chrysler parks his prototype for the 1924 Chrysler Six in the lobby where it is seen by passing investors and exhibitors. It becomes the first affordable car with 4-wheel hydraulic brakes and a 6-cylinder engine, the most powerful of its time.

Cars for you involvement:
Cars For You publishes or makes available information on the entire Chrysler range of vehicles. In addition we provide advertisements, product info and service offers to all our online users. You will be rest assured that we offer the best online purchase on New, Used and Demo Chrysler Vehicles.