Chrysler-Plymouth - Revision history

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	[[Chrysler]] and [[Plymouth]] were both divisions of the Chrysler Corporation. In marketing, the two brands were collectively known as the Chrysler-Plymouth division. All dealerships that sold one of these brands also sold the other. The [[Dodge]] brand was considered its own division. In 1987, Chrysler acquired [[American Motors]], and the [[Jeep]]-[[Eagle]] division was created. However, there was much overlap between the divisions, especially after the takeover of AMC. Many Chrysler-Plymouth dealerships also added Jeep. Some dealerships sold all five makes, or sometimes all except Eagle. Chrysler Corporation has changed a lot since these divisions were created. In 1998, Eagle was discontinued, and Chrysler merged with Daimler-Benz to form [[DaimlerChrysler]]. Plymouth was discontinued in 2001. Also, many of these divisions have undergone a change in logo and overall image. The pentastar, the logo of the Chrysler Corporation, has been phased out. However, in 2007, DaimlerChrysler was split again. The separate companies are now called Daimler AG and Chrysler LLC, respectively. Chrysler LLC now uses the pentastar as its logo, as part of its "The New Chrysler" marketing campaign.		{{List of {{PAGENAME}} Models}}[[Chrysler]] and [[Plymouth]] were both divisions of the Chrysler Corporation. In marketing, the two brands were collectively known as the Chrysler-Plymouth division. All dealerships that sold one of these brands also sold the other. The [[Dodge]] brand was considered its own division. In 1987, Chrysler acquired [[American Motors]], and the [[Jeep]]-[[Eagle]] division was created. However, there was much overlap between the divisions, especially after the takeover of AMC. Many Chrysler-Plymouth dealerships also added Jeep. Some dealerships sold all five makes, or sometimes all except Eagle. Chrysler Corporation has changed a lot since these divisions were created. In 1998, Eagle was discontinued, and Chrysler merged with Daimler-Benz to form [[DaimlerChrysler]]. Plymouth was discontinued in 2001. Also, many of these divisions have undergone a change in logo and overall image. The pentastar, the logo of the Chrysler Corporation, has been phased out. However, in 2007, DaimlerChrysler was split again. The separate companies are now called Daimler AG and Chrysler LLC, respectively. Chrysler LLC now uses the pentastar as its logo, as part of its "The New Chrysler" marketing campaign.

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	[[Chrysler]] and [[Plymouth]] were both divisions of the Chrysler Corporation. In marketing, the two brands were collectively known as the Chrysler-Plymouth division. All dealerships that sold one of these brands also sold the other. The [[Dodge]] brand was considered its own division. In 1987, Chrysler acquired [[American Motors]], and the [[Jeep]]-[[Eagle]] division was created. However, there was much overlap between the divisions, especially after the takeover of AMC. Many Chrysler-Plymouth dealerships also added Jeep. Some dealerships sold all five makes, or sometimes all except Eagle. Chrysler Corporation has changed a lot since these divisions were created. In 1998, Eagle was discontinued, and Chrysler merged with Daimler-Benz to form [[DaimlerChrysler]]. Plymouth was discontinued in 2001. Also, many of these divisions have undergone a change in logo and overall image. The pentastar, the logo of the Chrysler Corporation, has been phased out. However, in 2007, DaimlerChrysler was split again. The pentastar ~~has been reintroduced~~ as ~~the corporate~~ logo.		[[Chrysler]] and [[Plymouth]] were both divisions of the Chrysler Corporation. In marketing, the two brands were collectively known as the Chrysler-Plymouth division. All dealerships that sold one of these brands also sold the other. The [[Dodge]] brand was considered its own division. In 1987, Chrysler acquired [[American Motors]], and the [[Jeep]]-[[Eagle]] division was created. However, there was much overlap between the divisions, especially after the takeover of AMC. Many Chrysler-Plymouth dealerships also added Jeep. Some dealerships sold all five makes, or sometimes all except Eagle. Chrysler Corporation has changed a lot since these divisions were created. In 1998, Eagle was discontinued, and Chrysler merged with Daimler-Benz to form [[DaimlerChrysler]]. Plymouth was discontinued in 2001. Also, many of these divisions have undergone a change in logo and overall image. The pentastar, the logo of the Chrysler Corporation, has been phased out. However, in 2007, DaimlerChrysler was split again. The separate companies are now called Daimler AG and Chrysler LLC, respectively. Chrysler LLC now uses the pentastar as its logo, as part of its "The New Chrysler" marketing campaign.

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	~~{{List of {{PAGENAME}} Models}}'''Chrysler-Plymouth''' was a division of the~~ [[Chrysler ~~Corporation~~]]~~, an American automobile company founded by~~ [[~~Walter P. Chrysler~~]]. ~~The~~ division sold ~~cars with both~~ [[~~Chrysler~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~Plymouth\|Plymouth~~]] ~~brand names. The Chrysler models emphasized luxury~~, ~~while~~ the [[~~Plymouth\|Plymouth~~]] ~~cars stood for practicality. When the Plymouth brand was retired in 2001, Chrysler became a stand~~-~~alone division of~~ [[~~DaimlerChrysler AG~~]], the ~~company formed by~~ the ~~merger~~ of Chrysler ~~and Daimler~~-~~Benz~~. ~~Recently~~, ~~however~~, ~~the [[~~Chrysler ~~Group]] has been making efforts~~ to ~~merge the Chrysler and~~ [[~~Jeep~~]] ~~brands into one sales unit~~.		[[Chrysler]] and [[Plymouth]] were both divisions of the Chrysler Corporation. In marketing, the two brands were collectively known as the Chrysler-Plymouth division. All dealerships that sold one of these brands also sold the other. The [[Dodge]] brand was considered its own division. In 1987, Chrysler acquired [[American Motors]], and the [[Jeep]]-[[Eagle]] division was created. However, there was much overlap between the divisions, especially after the takeover of AMC. Many Chrysler-Plymouth dealerships also added Jeep. Some dealerships sold all five makes, or sometimes all except Eagle. Chrysler Corporation has changed a lot since these divisions were created. In 1998, Eagle was discontinued, and Chrysler merged with Daimler-Benz to form [[DaimlerChrysler]]. Plymouth was discontinued in 2001. Also, many of these divisions have undergone a change in logo and overall image. The pentastar, the logo of the Chrysler Corporation, has been phased out. However, in 2007, DaimlerChrysler was split again. The pentastar has been reintroduced as the corporate logo.

	~~==Trivia==~~
	~~Some old Chrysler dealerships still use~~ the ~~old~~ logo ~~even after~~ the ~~demise of~~ the ~~[[Plymouth]] marque~~.

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Red marquis at 07:18, 19 February 2007

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	'''Chrysler-Plymouth''' was a division of the [[Chrysler Corporation]], an American automobile company founded by [[Walter P. Chrysler]]. The division sold cars with both [[Chrysler]] and [[Plymouth\|Plymouth]] brand names. The Chrysler models emphasized luxury, while the [[Plymouth\|Plymouth]] cars stood for practicality. When the Plymouth brand was retired in 2001, Chrysler became a stand-alone division of [[DaimlerChrysler AG]], the company formed by the merger of Chrysler and Daimler-Benz. Recently, however, the [[Chrysler Group]] has been making efforts to merge the Chrysler and [[Jeep]] brands into one sales unit.		{{List of {{PAGENAME}} Models}}'''Chrysler-Plymouth''' was a division of the [[Chrysler Corporation]], an American automobile company founded by [[Walter P. Chrysler]]. The division sold cars with both [[Chrysler]] and [[Plymouth\|Plymouth]] brand names. The Chrysler models emphasized luxury, while the [[Plymouth\|Plymouth]] cars stood for practicality. When the Plymouth brand was retired in 2001, Chrysler became a stand-alone division of [[DaimlerChrysler AG]], the company formed by the merger of Chrysler and Daimler-Benz. Recently, however, the [[Chrysler Group]] has been making efforts to merge the Chrysler and [[Jeep]] brands into one sales unit.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

Red marquis at 06:13, 16 February 2007

2007-02-16T06:13:04Z

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'''Chrysler-Plymouth''' was a division of the [[Chrysler Corporation]], an American automobile company founded by [[Walter P. Chrysler]]. The division sold cars with both [[Chrysler]] and [[Plymouth|Plymouth]] brand names. The Chrysler models emphasized luxury, while the [[Plymouth|Plymouth]] cars stood for practicality. When the Plymouth brand was retired in 2001, Chrysler became a stand-alone division of [[DaimlerChrysler AG]], the company formed by the merger of Chrysler and Daimler-Benz. Recently, however, the [[Chrysler Group]] has been making efforts to merge the Chrysler and [[Jeep]] brands into one sales unit.

==Trivia==
Some old Chrysler dealerships still use the old logo even after the demise of the [[Plymouth]] marque.

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