The wild five-door wagon from Chrysler shows three different powertrains for 2004, including two with turbo-charging. Read More »

Chrysler's large sedan looks elegant with an egg-crate oval grille dominating the abbreviated prow and slinky body lines off a bulging low hood followed by massive expanse of canted glass. Read More »

Cast low on big wheels with sculptured body lines raked across an exaggerated hood and over the rounded roof to a bulbous boat tail rump, the new Crossfire sports coupe seems like a designer's homage to streamlined automobiles from the Thirties in the artistic era of Art Deco. Read More »

Chrysler's minivans mark twenty years in production in 2004 with the new limited-edition Platinum in the Town & Country line. Read More »

Chrysler's performance sedans ride on the same chassis as Concorde, although for 300M the platform stretches longer as wheels pin to corners. Read More »

Stomp that throttle on rare straight stretches but tap the brake before turning into all of these tight curves as we rip up California 79, a wiggly line of wrinkled asphalt that climbs over humps of the Laguna Mountains to scenic Lake Cuyamaca pitched about a hundred miles east of San Diego. Read More »

On palm-fringed Prospect Avenue in La Jolla -- the ritzy seaside enclave of suburban San Diego where super-rich residents steer mega-bucks car candy with labels like Ferrari, Porsche and Lamborghini -- we observe that more than a few of the sidewalk shoppers pay unusual attention to our vehicle with their heads turning and fingers pointing as we roll by. Read More »

Chrysler Sebring happens to be the best-selling convertible in America. Read More »

Chrysler's mid-size sedan under the Sebring name borrows design traits from Chrysler's larger Concorde sedan, as designers develop a family of vehicles that share visual cues. Read More »

Chrysler's wild five-door wagon appears in four trims for 2003 including the new PT Turbo. Read More »