We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A laser focuses coherent light. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Laser represents one of the most coherent editions of Chrysler's prodigious K ...
The Dodge Daytona/Chrysler Laser twins once reigned as the hottest-looking of all of Chrysler's K-cars. Today's Nice Price or No Dice Laser is a survivor of that era, but will its price make it worth ...
Two new forms to fire the imagination. Chrysler Corporation is making bold new moves this fall with the introduction of the 1984 Dodge Daytona and Chrysler Laser. The sleek, aerodynamic, futuristic ...
The Dodge Daytona Turbo Z (right) and the Chrysler Laser XE (left) caught in a leisurely moment at Laguna Seca. For those of you who feel the best thing to do with any front-wheel drive car is to turn ...
I spotted this 1985 Chrysler Laser Turbo in a Denver self-service wrecking yard a few weeks back, and it was as if the voice of Lee Iacocca himself commanded me to take a look inside. Murilee Martin A ...
It's hard to process today that not long ago Chrysler Corporation offered several small sporty coupes from no fewer than four of its brands. While Dodge had staked much of the 1980s on the Daytona, ...
If you think Chrysler’s Plymouth division builds only stodgy family sedans and minivans, the Laser RS Turbo All-Wheel Drive will burn a hole in your perception. This car is dynamite on wheels.
No bouncing up and down after rolling over a tar mark. No grabbing for the rosary on the first sharp corner because the body and suspension are operating on different wave lengths. No reaching for an ...
Chrysler wasn't all Jeeps and minivans. As it climbed out of near-collapse in the 1980s, it produced a string of forgettable passenger cars based on the K-car platform, none more so than these twins.
Old car ads make bloomin’ brilliant viewing these days. Watching cars we now consider to be crusty old heaps touted as the next big thing never fails to amuse. And so much the better if said ad ...
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