If it's true that this is a woman's world, then the 2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser is her car. Read More »

The Chrysler Pacifica starts at $24,315 for 2005, more than $5,000 cheaper than last year's base model. With a rear suspension from the Mercedes-Benz E-Class and some other parts from the Mercedes bin, it drives a lot like a luxury car. Even with a lower price this year, the base Pacifica is still a great place to spend a long road trip. It has comfortable seats and a quiet, roomy interior. Read More »

Chrysler's all-new 2005 Town & Country looks fairly classy for a minivan. The company spent $40 million to rid the cabin of noise and vibrations, and it shows in the van's quiet, smooth highway ride. All 2005 Chrysler and Dodge minivans now feature a "Stow 'n Go" seating system that lets the seats fold into the floor to create a huge, totally flat cargo area. With the seats folded out of the way, the Town & Country offers even more cargo volume than a Chevy Suburban. Read More »

Crossfire, the spirited two-seater compact from Chrysler, debuted in 2004 as a rear-wheel-drive (RWD) sports coupe blending slick American car styling with chassis and parts from Germany via Mercedes. Read More »

Chrysler's 300 Series sports sedan for the large-car class looks like an exclusive luxury coach of bold dimensions with an audacious face, upright structure and chiseled-block body. Read More »

The convertible treatment for Sebring rates as the most popular drop-top in America. It has four trims for 2005 -- entry-issue Sebring, GTC, Touring and luxurious Limited. Read More »

The two-door coupe variation of Sebring shows up in two trims for 2005 with base Sebring and upscale Limited. Both look cool and curvy with shapely front fascia etched for foglamps and followed by a sleek hood and side sill moldings. Read More »

Chrysler's mid-size sedan under the Sebring name shares the front-end styling of Sebring Convertible including similar fascia and grille. Model designations extend to three trims this year labeled as Sebring, Touring and Limited. Read More »

Chrysler's minivans in deluxe treatment come in standard-length and extended-wheelbase editions. Lines look fresh this year with a revamped face featuring sculpted headlamps set above shapely fascia containing dual foglamps. Read More »

The wild five-door wagon from Chrysler appears in four versions for 2005 with three powertrain choices. Models include the base PT Cruiser, Cruiser Touring, Limited and GT. Read More »