Chrysler Imperial set for launch in 2010

Posted: May 21, 2007
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A new flagship model based on the Chrysler Imperial Concept that was unveiled at the 2006 Detroit Auto Show, will be Chrysler’s key to stay in the game after its split from Daimler. AutoCar is reporting that the car is set for launch in 2010 and will built at the Canadian plant where the 300C and Magnum/Charger family of rear-drive saloons and estates are built.

DaimlerChrysler announced last week that it has sold a 80.1 percent stake in Chrysler Group to Cerberus Capital Management of New York, a private equity firm. Cerberus Capital Management is paying $7.4 billion for Chrysler, which unbinds the 1998 DaimlerChrysler merger. The $7.4 billion purchase by Cerberus Capital Management should generate enough cash for the company to recover and restructure.

According to Chrysler”s spokesman Rick Deneau, Chrysler expects to continue investing in the development of future products as previously planned. The Chrysler Imperial is only one of the 20 new vehicles Chrysler is planning to introduce by the end of 2009.

Chrysler Imperial Concept Gallery:

   

Source: AutoCar

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  • chinedu

    can u guys give me one
    please
    i love ur product

  • melvinkelsey

    cool car but the back end is not appealing but the rest of the car is very smooth,i really like the suiside doorsthat is real nice. I think the back end could be a little bit longer . but i really love this car if i could afford it i would get one myself

  • melvinkelsey

    cool car but the back end is not appealing but the rest of the car is very smooth,i really like the suiside doorsthat is real nice. I think the back end could be a little bit longer . but i really love this car if i could afford it i would get one myself

  • john green

    well done. i like the whole concept.i think it will do great

  • Riz Luhnke

    This is horrible.
    Anyone who thinks this car is “nice” obviously has NOT seen what a classic Chrysler Imperial looks like. I want all you people to look up a 1955 Chrysler Imperial and not tell me that that is a classic American car. That heap of plastic Chrysler is calling an “Imperial” is a joke.

  • Anonymous

    The prettiest cars ever built to this day, in the modern era of cars IMHO are the 81-83 chrysler imperials. They still catch the eye everywhere they go. This car doesn’t have that look at all, it looks like a 300 that got caught in the buffer too long.
    I owned 2 of these over the years and regretably let them go one by one and am sorry for it now.
    I’m so ready to get a new imperial if they would make one that was a real car with real personality like the 81-83 line. The next closest thing is what I drive today and that is an older El Dorado from 2000….I haven’t seen anything else fit to drive since then. oh well.

  • Dantheman

    @ homerlaughlin you are completly out of your mind the 81-83 chryslers imperials dont even compare this car! the new imperial is a thing of beauty and i would grab one up as soon as its avail anyone intrested in seeing the old 81-83 imperial just google it youll see..its absoultely ugly

  • Jason1267

    how wrong you are get back on your meds

  • Shirlyfeeney

    sit down gramma and drink your milk! this imperial rocks!