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Chrysler Fifth Avenue

1982 – 1993

Chrysler›Fifth Avenue

The Chrysler Fifth Avenue was a prestigious trim level or model name associated with Chrysler's larger sedans produced between 1979 and 1993. Named after the renowned street in New York City renowned for its upscale shops and cultural significance, the Chrysler Fifth Avenue aimed to rival luxury cars like the Cadillac Fleetwood and Lincoln Town Car. Initially introduced in 1980 as an option package on the R-body New Yorker, the Fifth Avenue package aimed to provide a high-end experience for consumers seeking luxury in their vehicles. As part of Chrysler's drive to cater to the luxury sedan market, the Fifth Avenue package continued to be offered when the New Yorker was downsized and transitioned to the M-body platform in 1982. This move allowed Chrysler to offer