From dry-lake hot rods to modern track-day missiles, a handful of American V8s have earned near-religious status among ...

Assassinations. Vietnam. Civil Rights. Watergate. Oil Crisis. Cold War. The 1960s and 1970s could be considered two of the most tumultuous back-to-back decades in American history, when all types of ...

Established in 1925, the Chrysler Corporation is already 100 years old (and now part of Stellantis). The company currently includes six brands, but has lost several over the years. Notable automakers ...

Matt Nelson is an automotive journalist with nearly a decade of experience in all things cars. He's spent years working at dealerships in sales, finance, and service. He's since traded in his pens and ...

Here's Everything that's Broken on My 1966 Imperial Crown Convertible and Why it's INDESTRUCTIBLE! What retirees think of Donald Trump's 401(k) changes Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton announce major ...

Chrysler, one of the US's most cherished brands, has produced a great many icons and legends over the years, since its inception 100 years ago. It has been a partner with various other brands and ...

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FRENCH LICK − That 1958 Chrysler Imperial in jailed former sheriff Jamey Noel's car collection, the one I drooled over and mentioned in last week's column? The powder-blue beauty sold for $9,750 at ...

While Chrysler's Plymouth and Dodge divisions were moving iron like crazy during the middle 1960s, the cars bearing Chrysler badges tended to be thought of as old-fashioned stodgemobiles by many ...

Q: Greg, I saw a 1981 to 83 Chrysler Imperial recently and thought it was a good-looking car. I wasn’t sure of the year as they only made them for three years and they looked the same. What is your ...

Shown here is an original 1966 Impala Super Sport Convertible. Greg Zyla is a syndicated auto columnist who welcomes reader input at [email protected] or snail mail at Greg Zyla, Roosevelt St., ...