Chrysler Alpine 1975 - 1979

Alpine is a historic French automotive brand, founded in 1955 and becoming emblematic of lightweight and high-performance sports cars, before being integrated into the Renault group in 1973. The Chrysler Alpine history does not exist as such, as this is a confusion: there is no model called "Chrysler Alpine" in the American manufacturer's catalog. Chrysler, a subsidiary of the Stellantis group, has never marketed a car bearing this name, unlike Renault which launched the Renault Alpine A110 in 1961, which became one of the most famous French sports automobiles. The Chrysler Alpine generations therefore remain non-existent, although Chrysler is known for its mass-market vehicles, SUVs, and minivans since the 1980s. If you are seeking information on a specific Chrysler model such as the Chrysler Sebring, Chrysler 300, or Chrysler Pacifica, these have complete technical specifications and rich history within the Stellantis group portfolio. We recommend verifying the exact model name for which you wish to consult documentation, so we can provide you with relevant brochures and technical information. Our catalog of new car brochures remains at your disposal to explore the full range of authentic Chrysler models and their variants over the years.