Thousands of people helped celebrate Chrysler Canada’s 100th anniversary while getting a glimpse into modern car ...

The 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 is one of the longest-running powertrains in the Stellantis lineup. There are some years you ...

Yet there have been real questions about whether Chrysler as a car brand can last another few years, let alone another century. After ending production of the 300 sedan in late 2023, it has sold ...

On Wednesday, June 4, the automaker celebrated 100 years in the car business. In those years, Chrysler was one of the brands to power Detroit through the auto industry's heyday. Along the way, it ...

Chrysler continues 100-year celebration with Chrysler historical vehicle drive on Detroit's Belle Isle with iconic cars, including 1934 Chrysler Airflow, 1948 Town & Country, 1955 Chrysler 300 and ...

On display: three-vehicles that showcase the brand's iconic past, present and future: the 1924 Chrysler Six, 2025 Chrysler Pacifica and Chrysler Halcyon Concept.

Chrysler CEO Chris Feull says a production vehicle inspired by the Chrysler Halcyon concept car will reach showrooms, but only after a new Pacifica minivan and a new crossover SUV.

In 2014 Chrysler’s identity took another hit as Fiat became a majority owner of the company and the new Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, or FCA, was formed—its shares listed on the New York Stock ...

Incentives on new vehicle sales are up by 60% from year-earlier levels. ... Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram ... $7,500 for a new vehicle and $4,000 for a used one.

Among the first Chrysler vehicles to use the Pentastar 3.6 liter V6 were the 2011 model year 200 mid-size sedan and Town & Country minivan, where the engine produced a healthy 283 horsepower in each.

The Aston Martin–like emblem Chrysler chose after its bankruptcy never resonated with me, as there was something special about both the Blue Ribbon and the Pentastar before it. ... It was cool when I ...

The whole logo background was black, while the Jeep text and Chrysler Pentastar were in white. But what buyers normally saw on the vehicles was the simple, now-familiar Jeep logo.