| The Modern Era: Reinventing Chrysler Design Beginning in 1985, when Tom Gale became Vice President of Design, Chrysler began a process that eventually resulted in the company once again becoming the dominant force in American automobile design. |
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| Elwood Engel Takes Over Elwood Engel was Chrysler's design chief from 1961 until 1974, encompassing the socially and politically turbulent era of the mid-60s to the early 70s. |
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| Virgil Exner Era The first great era of Chrysler concept car creation and design came when Virgil Exner was hired away from his post at Studebaker in 1949 to develop a series of "idea cars" for Chrysler. |
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| The Airflow and the 3 Musketeers Today we take for granted the aerodynamics of Chrysler vehicles, their smooth rides and the head-turning design inherent in each vehicle on the road. |
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