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Chrysler is an American manufacturer of luxury automotive vehicles. Its headquarters are located in the state of Michigan, specifically in Auburn Hills.
Chrysler is owned by Stellantis, an Italian-French-American international automobile group founded on January 16, 2021 by the merger of Fiat Chrsyler Automobiles and Groupe PSA.
The company was founded in 1925 by Walter Percy Chrysler. His origins lie in Buick Motor Company, the company where Walter Chrysler started as a mechanic. In 1920 he decided to leave and three years later became president of Maxwell-Chalmers, a car manufacturer with serious economic problems.
As president, he worked on the reorganization and restructuring of the company, hiring engineers Fred Zeder, Carl Breer and Owen Skelton to create a six-cylinder engine. From that very moment, they were marketing vehicles for more than twenty years.
On June 25, 1925 he decided to found Chrysler Corporation, as he already had a good base thanks to Maxwell-Chalmers. A first model was launched to the market called Maxwell, also known as the B-70, a luxury car that reached 32,000 units sold.
In 1928 they decided to create a brand of low-cost vehicles called Plymouth. Although that same year Chrysler's most important milestone was to acquire Dodge, thus becoming part of the three largest automobile groups in the United States.
World War II brought about a drastic change in company policy. They had to stop the manufacture of passenger cars and devote themselves to the production of military trucks, reaching half a million of them.
At the end of the war, Chrysler resumed production of vehicles but with the same line of pre-war models. A method that did not like the public and that forced the company to make a radical change in the year 1949.
During the seventies the oil crisis occurred, a fact that caused a change in consumer tastes. They stopped acquiring great American sports cars to opt for those safer and cheaper vehicles. In 1970, the company acquired 15% of the shares of the Japanese company Mitsubishi Motors, marketing compact cars imported by the Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth brands.
In 1975 he launched the Córdoba and LeBaron models, being the smallest cars they had created until then.
In 1985, Chrysler and Mitsubishi formed the Diamond-Star Motors alliance and three years later opened a factory to create models together in the state of Illinois. The first vehicle they made together was the Mitsubishi Eclipse, a 2-door 4-cylinder coupe.
In the same decade, Chrysler partnered with the American Motors Corporation (AMC) to manufacture models at the AMC factory. In 1987, the company decided to buy the company from Renault and, in this way, the models marketed by AMC were renamed Eagle, which would disappear in 1998, being its successors updated versions of the models of Dodge, Chrysler, Mitsubishi and Plymouth. Mitsubishi would later purchase the Diamond-Star factory, ending the merger.
Chrysler launched a minivan called Chrysler Voyager that was a leader in sales in the United States and Europe, a fact that marked an important event in the history of the company. In 1993, the brand launched the Dodge Viper sports model with a V10 engine.
In 1998, the presidents of Chrysler and Daimler-Benz AG formalized their alliance under the name of DaimlerChrysler, an automobile group that would remain until 2007, the same year that it was sold to the investment group Cerberus Capital who named it Chrysler LLC. After the financial crisis that took place in 2009, the company was bailed out by an investment group formed by Fiat and the United States Government, among others. Fiat announced in 2014 the complete acquisition of Chrysler's shares, thus creating the Fiat Chrsyler Automobiles automotive group.