The New Yorker stood as the longest-running nameplate in American carmaking history when Chrysler Corporation pulled the plug on the historic moniker in 1996. That was exactly four decades after Bret ...

The 1950s was a fabulous era for the automotive industry. America built massive and luxurious automobiles with big V8 power, while Europe designed some of the most beautiful sports cars. The same ...

In the winter of 1956, Chrysler unveiled a series of improvements to their lineup of automobiles. There was LifeGuard, a latch that prevented doors from flinging open in the event of an accident. New ...

The 1956 Chrysler Ghia Plainsman Concept Car is the only known 50s station wagon concept car/dream car that exists today. This piece of Chrysler history led quite an interesting life before ending up ...

If you’re an old school cattle baron with a love of obscure station wagons, you’re in luck as the 1956 Chrysler Ghia Plainsman concept is going up for grabs on Wednesday. Set to go under the hammer at ...

What an outstanding car of the ’50s! Much can be said for the 1956 Chrysler New Yorker St. Regis, but the styling is hard to express in words. It must be seen to be appreciated. Here's another example ...

At the '09 Detroit Autorama, one question buzzed through the capacity crowd: Why didn't Troy Trepanier's latest build, the '56 Chrysler 300B just completed for Roger and Nancy Ritzow, win the Ridler ...

Randy Nonnenberg of San Francisco, 42, co-founder and CEO of the car auction company Bring a Trailer, on his 1956 Chrysler 300B, as told to A.J. Baime. When I was young, my father Alan and I spent a ...

Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1956 Chrysler Imperial Crown 4 Door Sedan 7 Passenger across different levels of condition. Edit options.

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