The New York City government owns 30,000 vehicles. It is the largest municipal fleet in the country and includes everything from police cars to garbage trucks and salt spreaders — but one of them is ...

A 1961 Chrysler Imperial Crown made its way to eBay earlier this week, promising a unique package that you rarely find these days. The car is complete and original, and based on the images shared by ...

Taking a look at Chrysler’s modern car lineup is enough to bring tears to the eyes of anyone who has ever had a soft spot for this brand, as it comprises only two models: the Pacifica minivan and the ...

This video follows the purchase of a rare 1979 Chrysler Imperial presidential-style car equipped with bulletproof protection. Originally built at a very high cost for its time, the vehicle combines ...

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Not only is this Chrysler Imperial Crown with Ghia coachwork one of just 31, it may be one of just two to have driven her Maj’, the Queen around Canada in 1959. Avid royalists will doubtless be ...

Cars may seem big today, but they were absolutely massive back in the day. Case in point is this early Imperial which was showcased on a recent episode of “Jay Leno's Garage.” It's from 1957, which ...

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If the Chrysler 300C looks like a Bentley, then the Chrysler Imperial most closely resembles a Rolls-Royce Phantom up close. But it would be a Rolls-Royce Phantom that stickered for somewhere in the ...

Nowadays, luxurious minivans are becoming the norm, particularly with the launch of vehicles like the new Kia Carnival. However, what would a luxurious minivan have looked like if introduced in the ...

We drove the Imperial concept recently—very slowly on a closed course out in California, as is often the case with semi-delicate concepts. It wasn’t so much a driving impression we got as a sitting-in ...