IN MANY WAYS 1958 WAS THE beginning of the end of an automotive era, though it surely went out in style in the form of the Chrysler 300D. Chrysler's 300 letter-series cars earned their badges as the ...

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Back in 1958, Chrysler experimented with electronic fuel injection. Did it work? Not at all, but it made for 21 very rare Chrysler 300 models. The latest car to roll into Jay Leno's Garage is an ...

Founded by Walter Chrysler in 1928, DeSoto sold more than two million cars before it was discontinued in 1961. The company struggled to maintain a solid market share in its final years, but that's ...

Before Chad Caldwell saw his '58 Chrysler 300D for the first time, it was already a well-traveled car. And after its restoration, Chad has continued to do plenty of traveling in it. Its odyssey ...

Most classic cars that have been neglected for decades become rust buckets and end up in the crusher. However, a few of them get lucky and are rescued for restoration. This 1958 Chrysler New Yorker is ...

Select a vehicle year and model below to get a valuation. Chrysler, since its downsizing, has shifted its focus on three elements, the three cars that it currently makes and sells: sedans, ...

Gary Johnson had his eye on a 1958 Chrysler New Yorker convertible for 10 years before finally making it part of his collection of vintage Mopars last year. “It belonged to my friend Aivar Lejins,” he ...

Q: Greg, I really enjoy "Cars We Remember" and would like to know more about Chrysler during the war years and also about two cars my grandfather owned, a 1957 Chrysler New Yorker and then a 1958 ...

Its odyssey started at Ma Mopar's Jefferson Assembly Plant in Detroit (the only plant where the Hemi-powered letter cars were built), and then it was shipped to a dealer in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Q: Greg, I really enjoy "Cars We Remember" and would like to know more about Chrysler during the war years and also about two cars my grandfather owned, a 1957 Chrysler New Yorker and then a 1958 ...