Used Chrysler 300C 2005 - 2011
The 300C is a breath of fresh air in a rather staid executive market
Used Chrysler Crossfire Coupe 2003 - 2008
It's got interesting looks and has a lusty V6, but its steering disappoints
Used Chrysler Crossfire Roadster 2003 - 2008
Its looks and V6 engine are great, but its numb steering and poor ride are not
Used Chrysler Grand Voyager 2001 - 2008
To transport seven people and all their luggage, there's none better than the Grand Voyager
Used Chrysler Neon Saloon 1999 - 2003
Big-booted American saloon stands out, but it's flawed by European standards
Used Chrysler PT Cruiser 2000 - 2008
It's fun to look at and fun to drive, but lacks the practicality of most of its rivals
Used Chrysler Voyager MPV 1997 - 2001
One of the most spacious MPVs around, but it's poor in almost every other area
Chrysler has built an eclectic range of cars over the years – everything from radically styled hatchbacks and brash, all-American saloons, to small family cars and boxy yet hugely practical people carriers.
It decided to pull out of the UK in 2015, after struggling with declining sales. However, there are still some Chrysler models that are worth considering if you’re buying used.
The Grand Voyager, for example, is one of the few MPVs that has room for luggage even when all seven of its seats are occupied, while the 300C – based on the Mercedes-Benz E-Class – is a refreshing alternative to the traditional executive saloon choices.