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Chrysler LeBaron

1977 – 1996 — USA

The Chrysler LeBaron, originally introduced in 1931 with a body manufactured by LeBaron, was a luxury car line that ran until 1995. Rebranded as the Imperial LeBaron in 1955 following Chrysler’s acquisition of LeBaron and its parent company, Briggs Manufacturing, the model competed with other luxury vehicles like Lincoln and Packard. Chrysler continued to produce cars under the Imperial LeBaron name until 1975 when the Imperial brand was discontinued, only to reintroduce the Chrysler LeBaron in 1977 as the company's most affordable model at the time. Over the years, the LeBaron name became associated with five distinct Chrysler models. These include the M-body series from 1977 to