For 1958, a buyer of a Chrysler 300D could tick a box for electronic fuel injection. The system was the Bendix Electrojector, ...

Introduced in 1939, the Chrysler Windsor remained in continuous production through 1961 (except for the 1942-1946 hiatus caused by World War 2). The Windsor was one of Chrysler's most affordable ...

Jay Leno's Garage wouldn't exist without the team of experts that Jay has gathered throughout the years. A full-time team keeps everything in the Leno fleet ready for a drive at any moment, and carry ...

IN MANY WAYS 1958 WAS THE beginning of the end of an automotive era, though it surely went out in style in the form of the Chrysler 300D. Chrysler's 300 letter-series cars earned their badges as the ...

During the postwar boom of the 1950s and 1960s, American automakers weren’t shy about experimenting with style, and Chrysler was no exception. The company teamed up with Italian design house ...

Back in 1958, Chrysler experimented with electronic fuel injection. Did it work? Not at all, but it made for 21 very rare Chrysler 300 models. The latest car to roll into Jay Leno's Garage is an ...

Introduced as a sub-series of the Chrysler Imperial in 1938, the New Yorker gained stand-alone nameplate status in 1940. It quickly became one of Chrysler's best-selling models and remained in ...

Before Chad Caldwell saw his '58 Chrysler 300D for the first time, it was already a well-traveled car. And after its restoration, Chad has continued to do plenty of traveling in it. Its odyssey ...

To see models, try adjusting the filter dropdowns. The Chrysler Concorde was one of three sedan introduced in 1993 as part of the Chrysler Corporations groundbreaking LH platform. After a much-praised ...