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| | Well designed, roomy and well executed large cars, with distinctive cab-forward styling. The Intrepid had numerous sister cars—the [[Chrysler Concorde]] and [[Eagle Vision]] among them, as well as the upscale [[Chrysler LHS]] and [[Chrysler New Yorker]]—and brought the company back from the brink a second time at the end of the 20th century. Some [[AMC]] thinking went into the initial LH series, and they were even built at the AMC plant in Ontario. A second generation built on the original’s themes, but all gave way to the LX series of rear-wheel-drive models. | | Well designed, roomy and well executed large cars, with distinctive cab-forward styling. The Intrepid had numerous sister cars—the [[Chrysler Concorde]] and [[Eagle Vision]] among them, as well as the upscale [[Chrysler LHS]] and [[Chrysler New Yorker]]—and brought the company back from the brink a second time at the end of the 20th century. Some [[AMC]] thinking went into the initial LH series, and they were even built at the AMC plant in Ontario. A second generation built on the original’s themes, but all gave way to the LX series of rear-wheel-drive models. |
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Latest revision as of 09:49, 13 October 2023
Well designed, roomy and well executed large cars, with distinctive cab-forward styling. The Intrepid had numerous sister cars—the Chrysler Concorde and Eagle Vision among them, as well as the upscale Chrysler LHS and Chrysler New Yorker—and brought the company back from the brink a second time at the end of the 20th century. Some AMC thinking went into the initial LH series, and they were even built at the AMC plant in Ontario. A second generation built on the original’s themes, but all gave way to the LX series of rear-wheel-drive models.
Marque: Dodge | Predecessors: Dodge Dynasty, Dodge Monaco | Successor: Dodge Charger
