Chrysler

[krahys-ler]

noun

1. Walter Percy, 1875–1940, U.S. automobile manufacturer.

Example Sentences

In 1993, I was on vacation in Hazard, Ky. I was visiting my brother-in-law and I told him, “If there’s any Chrysler cars I should look at while I’m in your area, let me know.”

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Dodge was of course a division of Chrysler.

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I went to a pay phone and called a Chrysler expert I knew about.

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I took it to a huge Chrysler show in Carlisle, Pa. It won an award there; then I took it to an invite-only car show in Chicago, and it won an award there.

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Government equity participation has historical precedents of success, particularly the 2008-2009 auto industry bailouts that saved approximately 1.9 million jobs at General Motors, Chrysler, and their suppliers, demonstrating that temporary government ownership can preserve critical industrial capacity during challenging periods.

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