The Chrysler Alpine arrived in the UK with fanfare of heavy publicity in the spring of 1976, with the promise of being the car hoped to save Chrysler, who was best known for filling up the news columns with strikes and financial woes. The start of the cars life was unsettled too, the first Alpines […]
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Developed in an astonishingly quick time of 18 months, the Chrysler/Talbot Sunbeam could have been either seen as clever use of the Rootes parts bin or a hastily hashed up product to fill in the gap where the Imp once sat. Well known for its shortened Avenger chassis, it was produced as the result of
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The Rootes Avenger is 50 years old and was considered one of the companies most important releases. The car was all-new, with very few borrowed parts utilising a new line of engines. While it lacks the iconic glamour status of the other notable cars that are celebrating 50 years in 2020, it provided the public
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