To my eyes as a child of the ’80s, the most modern-looking vehicle on American roadways during my teen years was the Chrysler LeBaron. Particularly in convertible form, Chrysler’s long-running LeBaron ...

View post: This Jeep Gladiator Work Truck Has a Bigger Bed Than a Half-Ton 04 – 1990 Chrysler LeBaron GT Convertible in Colorado junkyard – photo by Murilee Martin 54 – 1990 Chrysler LeBaron GT ...

Chrysler's K-Car pulled the company back from the brink of financial collapse. This platform and its multitude of models and body styles was the brain child of automotive legend Lee Iacocca, and they ...

With only the Pacifica and the dated 300 in dealerships as of 2022, Chrysler is in dire need of new models. We already know that the company is set to introduce its first all-electric vehicle by 2024, ...

Any front-wheel-drive Chrysler product from the '80s until the Neon came around in the mid-nineties is a K-car in my head, and K-cars are dull, boring, and uninspiring heaps of appliance-like motoring ...

After previously selling the LeBaron as part of the Imperial family, Chrysler decided to give this nameplate a reboot as a stand-alone lineup for the 1977 model year. After a rough start, with fewer ...

I was looking back over the week’s winners, trying to decide whether to do a runoff or not, and I started looking at that Mazda 626 Touring Sedan from Monday. That really is a great design and a great ...

This was the nicest LeBaron you could buy in 1985. It was a Town & Country Turbo which technically means it’s not actually a LeBaron. Town & Country was the name given to the wagon variant of the ...

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We’re always thrilled to feature Chrysler LeBaron content on Autoweek. Here’s an ownership account from 21-year-old Alex Hevesy, who has been a K-car devotee for nearly two years. In the summer of ...

The LeBaron name came from the coachbuilding company that Chrysler purchased in 1953, so it seemed like a good name for the luxed-up Dodge Aspen/Plymouth Volaré that debuted for the 1977 model year.

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