1952 Chrysler Cars Fact Sheet
The 1952 Chrysler line was introduced late this year, on December 14, 1952.
Read MoreThe 1952 Chrysler line was introduced late this year, on December 14, 1952.
Read MoreAlthough the rear deck treatment on the 1963 Corvette resembled the 1962 version, the rest of the car was totally new.
Read MoreThe 1962 Corvette, now with the new 327 CID V-8, had only four engine choices: 250, 300, 340, and 360 horsepower.
Read MoreThe new “duck tail” rear end was taken from the 1959 Sting Ray racer.
Read MoreFor 1951, aside from the introduction of the Hemi, the Royal line was dropped from the Chrysler fold.
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Read MoreIn 1954 the full-size Hudsons took on a Jet-like look, with straight fender lines and more modern tail lights.
Read MoreFor 1953, the senior Hudson line was virtually unchanged, due the investment in the new small car, the Hudson Jet.
Read MoreChevrolet’s plushest and most sporting model, the new Super Sport, was available only as a Sport Coupe or Convertible.
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Read MoreThe 1951 Hudson Hornet. “Pontoon” styling was starting to wane.
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