We auto journalists are often accused of having unrealistic expectations for some of the cars we drive. Because we drive high-end luxury and sports cars on a regular basis, critics argue that we ask too much of everyday cars. We journalists combat this by readjusting our expectations to objectively evaluate the vehicle currently under review. That said, the Chrysler 200 Convertible is one spectacular rental car.

While the Chrysler 300C’s death is imminent, tuners want to give the car just one last chance.

The Toyota Camry and the Honda Accord better watch out because the Chrysler 200 mid-size sedan has just been revealed.

Going to see a film is one of the best ways to get out, and one film we saw last year comes to mind: Transformers 2.

Although most don’t know it, the Chrysler 300 line is actually pretty old.

With a relatively short history (it was launched in 2004 as a 2005 model), the Chrysler 300 has never been the most successful model on the market.

After the sedan version was unveiled back in September, Chrysler has now decided to reveal the first official images of the future Chrysler 200