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  • ...ccasionally the term van is also used to refer to a [[Minivan]]. However, minivans are usually distinguised by their smaller size, [[unibody]] architecture, a ...reate [[custom van]]s for the general public. Dodge, now part of [[Daimler-Chrysler]] quit making their model in June of 2002 and replaced it with the [[Dodge
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  • ...ufacturers dropped the option. With the introduction of the retro-styled [[Chrysler PT Cruiser]], aftermarket firms began selling faux woodie kits designed to ...Ford exited the field beginning with their 1960 and 1961 vehicles, leaving Chrysler and Dodge with the body style through the 1964 model year.
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  • |[[Full-size car|Full-size]]||E class||[[Chrysler 300]] *[[Chrysler 300|Chrysler 300C SRT-8]]
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  • ...lso a popular model in Europe. In contrast to the Espace and like American minivans they had sliding rear side doors, a trait they share with their commercial [[Category:Minivans]]
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  • ...stback. The European-built [[Ford Fiesta]] was added later in the decade. Chrysler was late in producing hatchbacks for the U.S., developing the Volkswagenesq ...s based on the European [[Renault 11]]. These models were phased out after Chrysler bought out AMC in 1987.
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  • ...a serious car-producing nation. [[General Motors]], [[Chrysler Corporation|Chrysler]], and [[Ford Motor Company|Ford]] tried radical small cars, like the [[GM ...designs into production. [[Rover (car)|Rover]] and [[Chrysler Corporation|Chrysler]] both produced experimental turbine cars to no effect.
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