Chrysler has always done things differently. This collection focuses on the rare, distinctive and performance-led Chrysler models officially offered to UK buyers—from compact saloons and retro family cars to V6 coupés, seven-seat MPVs and Hemi-powered executive machines.
Every guide covers British-market history, specifications, ownership points and practical buying advice.
Chrysler 300C
A full-size rear-wheel-drive saloon and Touring estate offered in Britain with diesel, V6 and Hemi V8 power—including the formidable SRT-8.
Chrysler 300M
A spacious cab-forward executive saloon that brought 3.5-litre V6 power, generous equipment and unmistakably American character to Britain.
Chrysler Crossfire
A Karmann-built two-seat coupé and Roadster that combined bold American design with proven Mercedes-Benz SLK engineering.
Chrysler Neon
Britain’s cheerful American compact saloon: big on equipment, strong on character and now far rarer than its once-familiar rivals.
Chrysler PT Cruiser
Retro styling wrapped around a remarkably practical hatchback, later joined in Britain by diesel versions and a right-hand-drive Convertible.
Chrysler Sebring
A rare American saloon and four-seat convertible whose two British-market lives included just 50 early left-hand-drive Cabriolets.
Chrysler Voyager & Grand Voyager
The American seven-seat MPV that became a familiar British family car, with twin sliding doors, vast space and clever Stow ’n Go seating.
Chrysler Ypsilon
The stylish Italian Lancia sold to British buyers with Chrysler badges, compact dimensions and a characterful TwinAir option.
Why these eight?
Every model here was officially offered to UK buyers. The collection covers Chrysler’s most distinctive British-market cars, from compact saloons and retro hatchbacks to coupés, convertibles, executive cars and seven-seat MPVs.
