First Drive: Chrysler Imperial Concept

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With the 300, Chrysler created a smash hit. When it was introduced, the upscale style of this sedan captured the admiration of people from all walks of life, and the best part, you didn't have to be a millionaire to afford one. Learning from its success, it appears Chrysler may be looking to use the same formula with its new Imperial Concept. Introduced at this year's North American International Auto Show, the Imperial is positioned to be Chrysler's flagship luxury sedan, that is, if they decide to build it.

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• sedan
• upscale

[NeighborKid]

this looks like a gorgeous car.

[dallaspolo]

@7Fco Chrysler will make this a production car 2013.. Was approved last year, but willn't have the suiside doors due to safe... I think thats a mistake for Chrsyler to change the doors.

[probiu5]

that´s the reason because in Mexico Acadia, Traverse, Tahoe and Suburban were placed in revision by PROFECO due to serious troubles in train an brake components.

[swampwatch]

It's ashamed to put such a beautiful copy (Rolls Royce) ... on a garbage Chyrsler product ... I have much more confidence in the quality of what GM and Ford are building today.

[sltz3]

It looks like a cheap, fake Rolls Royce

[MikeLlorente]

I'll stick with a W123 Mercedes... looks pretty much the same.

[jeepluv76]

@bigtruckseriesreview That would be a good choice. Personaly I wather have the 2012 Chrysler 300c. I know it is in a different class of the S600, but I could save even more money, and have a car and a house.

[bigtruckseriesreview]

@jeepluv76

I've seen the Phantom in person a few times. Very gawdy. If I had $500,000 I'd rather buy an S600 and save the other $350,000.

[jeepluv76]

This vehicle is amazing to look at. It shows that Americans are capable of producing fine luxurious automobiles. Just my opinion it looks better than the Rolls Royce Phantom.

[somewhatlongdong]

It wouldn't sell, so just as well it didn't come to market.