12 generations0 followers0 posts

Chrysler New Yorker

1949 – 1996 — USA

Chrysler›New Yorker

The Chrysler New Yorker was a prominent automobile model produced by Chrysler for almost six decades from 1940 to 1996. Initially introduced as the "New York Special" trim level in 1938 and officially named the "New Yorker" in 1939, this model played a significant role in Chrysler's lineup. It served as both the flagship model and a junior sedan to the Chrysler Imperial at various times, particularly when the Imperial name was integrated into the Chrysler lineup. Renowned for its upscale features and competitive pricing compared to models from Buick, Oldsmobile, and Mercury, the New Yorker helped establish Chrysler as a maker of luxurious vehicles. Throughout its production span, the New Yorker was offered in various body styles, including sedan, coupe

Generations

Series 4C

0 badges

Series AC3-H

0 badges

Series C

0 badges

Series C-68

0 badges

Series C-76

0 badges

Series C46N

0 badges

Similar Cars

DeSoto Fireflite

0 followers

Image via

12 generations0 followers0 posts

Chrysler New Yorker

1949 – 1996 — USA

Chrysler›New Yorker

Generations

Series 4C

0 badges

Series AC3-H

0 badges

Series C

0 badges

Series C-68

0 badges

Series C-76

0 badges

Series C46N

0 badges

Series EC-H

0 badges

Series FS

0 badges

Series H

0 badges

Series PC3-H

0 badges

Series T

0 badges

Series TP

0 badges

🚗

No posts yet

Be the first to post about the Chrysler New Yorker.