Was the '90s the last heyday of Chrysler?

The '90s was the last decade that Plymouth was a key player in the Chrysler lineup and saw the growth and decline of Eagle, known now for the Talon TSi. Jeep was changing the SUV market and Dodge was continuing to build performance cars. Some may say the 1990s were the last heyday of Chrysler.

What were Chrysler's cars like in the 90s?

Chrysler's cars in the 90s ranged from a few great designs to others that were basic and even total blunders. In the 1960s, if you drove a Chrysler, it was something you could say with distinction. It represented the essence of proud American hands assembling modern American designs.

Does the 1990 Chrysler Imperial deserve a new car?

Perhaps both perspectives have merit, as seen in Motorweek’s assessment of the 1990 Chrysler lineup. A new decade deserves some new cars, right? The 1990 Imperial is the poster child for a new vehicle with more than a modest influence of old school thinking.