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LaunchesAmerican-looking saloon has more Italian influence than it appears to. -
Road TestFine diesel engine and a smooth drive are our favourite things about the Delta. -
LaunchesLancia Delta returns to the UK wearing a Chrysler badge. -
LaunchesFiat 500 forms the basis of Chrysler-badged supermini. -
Road TestFitting a bad auto box to the PT Cruiser didn't make it any better. -
Road TestIt didn't stay this way, but in 2000 we thought Chrysler's hot rod pastiche was good fun. -
Road TestA new engine which doesn't help and sports suspension which is far from sporty. Odd. -
Road TestRemoving the roof turned the PT Cruiser into one of our least favourite cars ever. -
Road TestCheapest version of the (much preferable) diesel-engined PT Cruiser. -
Road TestRevised Neon had the wrong engine but was undeniably cheap for its size. -
Road TestA six/seven-seater which can actually hold adults in all three rows - a rare thing indeed. -
Road TestEnjoying the enormous interior space of the Grand Voyager on a trip to Ireland. -
Road TestExcellent transport for a family of five to and from a holiday in the south of France. -
Road TestConvertible option makes Crossfire even more appealing to UK buyers. -
Road TestMost of our positive comments are about how it looks, not how good it is. -
Road TestA 335bhp 6.1-litre 300C? It makes more sense than you might think at first. -
Road TestBig V8 is amazing but crazy, smaller V6 good but destined to be overshadowed by diesel. -
Road TestThe most sensible 300C is a lot less intimidating than it looks. -
Road TestA pre-production 300C gives us thrills through the bends of north Wales. -
LaunchesShort-lived Sebring was at least cheap, if not particularly good. -
LaunchesThe Touring had more luggage space, but we preferred the saloon. -
LaunchesChrysler comes to market with what it describes as "the baby Bentley". -
LaunchesOpen-topped Crossfire has even greater visual impact. -
LaunchesChrysler introduces a diesel engine for all but the entry-level PT Cruiser. -
LaunchesUtterly distinctive looks, and it could carry an eight-foot ladder. -
LaunchesIt looked all-American, but the Crossfire was mostly a Mercedes-Benz.
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