Eagle (automobile)
Eagle was a 1987 to 1998 led by the U.S. carmaker Chrysler car brand.
After Chrysler had bought AMC in August 1987, the 1453 AMC / Jeep dealers operating under the new brand name Eagle. They sold as before, the Jeep models, remainders of the AMC Eagle, the resulted even AMC Eagle Premier on the way and in later years, some selected models of the Chrysler Group and Mitsubishi models in more or less unchanged form.
Specifically, these were:
- Eagle Medallion (1987-1989, based on the Renault 21 )
- Eagle Premier (1987-1991, based on the Renault 25 )
- Eagle Summit (1988-1996, based on Mitsubishi Lancer, Mitsubishi Colt and Mitsubishi Space Wagon )
- Eagle Vista (1989-1992, based on Mitsubishi Lancer, Mitsubishi Colt and Mitsubishi Space Wagon, sold only in Canada)
- Eagle Talon (1989-1998, based on the Mitsubishi Eclipse and the Plymouth Laser )
- Eagle Vision (1992-1997, based on the Dodge Intrepid )
- Eagle 2000 GTX (1992-1993, based on the Mitsubishi Galant, sold only in Canada)
In 1998, the sales of the Jeep models, the brand has been resolved, among the other dealers of the group.
- From a discontinued model AMC
- From a discontinued model on AMC Renault - based
- On the basis of models of Mitsubishi
- The only model on the Chrysler Group's platform
Swell
- Flammang, James M / Kowalke, Ron. Standard Catalog of American Cars 1976-1999. Krause Publications, Iola 1999. ISBN 0-87341-755-0
AMC models: Alliance | Ambassador | AMX | Concord | Eagle | Encore | Gremlin | Hornet | Javelin | Marlin | Matador | Pacer | Rebel | Spirit
Eagle models: Medallion | Premier | Summit | Talon | Vision | Vistaprint
Hudson Models: 112 | Big Six | Challenger | Commodore Eight | Commodore Six | Eight Country Club | Country Club Six | Custom Eight | Custom Six | DeLuxe Eight | DeLuxe Six | Eight | Greater Eight | Greater Hudson | Hornet | Italia | Jet | Metropolitan | Pacemaker | Rambler | Six | Eight Special | Standard Eight | Super Eight | Super Six | Traveler Six | Wasp
Nash models: 40 | 400 | 600 | 660 | 680 | 870 | 880 | 890 | 960 | 970 | 980 | 990 | Advanced Eight | Advanced Six | Airflyte | Ambassador | Big Six | Four | LaFayette | Light Six | Metropolitan | Rambler | Single Six | Six | Eight Special | Special Six | Eight Standard | Standard Six | Statesman | Twin Ignition Eight | Twin Ignition Six
Rambler Model: Ambassador | American | Classic | Marlin | Rebel
No longer produced: AMC | DeSoto | Eagle | Imperial | Plymouth | Fargo | Trazo | Commer
Current brands: Beck | Berrien Buggy | Buick | Cadillac | Callaway | Chevrolet | Chrysler | Coda | Consulier | Corvette | Deco Rides | Detroit Electric | Dodge | Dragon | Everett - Morrison | Excalibur | EZ -Go | Fisker | Ford | GEM | GMC | Jeep | Lincoln | Lingenfelter | Miles | Mosler | NMG | Panoz | Phoenix Motorcars | Ram | RDC | Shelby | SSC | Sterling | Studebaker | valley floor | Tango | Tesla | TranStar | Vector | ZAP! | Rooms
Former brands from 1945: Airscoot | Allstate | AMC | American Buckboard | Apollo | Arnolt | Arnolt - Bristol | Asardo | Auburn | Aurora | Car Cub | Car Dynamics | Autoette | Avanti | Baja Bug | Bangert | Banner Boy | Basson 's Star | Bearcat | BMC | Bobbi - Kar | Bocar | Bolide | Bradley | Brogan | Bugetta | Chadwick | Charles | Checker | Chicagoan | CitiCar | CLENET | Clipper | Colt | Comet | Comet | Comet | Continental | Corbin | Cord | Corvair | Crofton | Crosley | Cunningham | Custer | Darrin | Davis | Daytona | Del Mar | DeSoto | Detroit | Devin | Diehl Mobile | Doray | DTL | Dual - Ghia | Duesenberg | Eagle | Edsel | Edwards | Electra | Electra - King | Electricar | Electric Shopper | Electro- Master | Electro Motion | El Morocco | Eshelman | Estate Carriage | Excalibur J | Ferrer | Fiberfab | Fiber Sports | Fina Sport | Fitch | Flintridge Darrin | France Jet | Frazen | Frazer | Frick | Gadabout | Gaslight | Gaylord | Geo | Glassic | Glasspar | Goff | Griffith | Henney | Henry J | HMV | Hoppe stand | Hudson | Hummer | IMP | Imperial | Jeepster | Jetmobile | Jomar | Kaiser | Basement | Kelmark | King Midget | Crimean Ghia | Kurtis | La Dawri | Leata | Little Dude | Lost Cause | Marketeer | Brand Tour | Mars II | Maverick | Mercury | Merry Olds | Merry runabout | Metropolitan | Meyers Manx | minicar | Mohs | Mota | Motorette | Muntz | Murena | Nash | Nash -Healey | Navajo | Nu- Klea | Oldsmobile | Olds Replica | Omega | Packard | Panda | Panther | Pedicar | Pierre Cardin | Pioneer | Piranha | Playboy | Plymouth | Pontiac | Powell | Publix | Pup | Quantum | Rambler | Rambler 1902 Replica | Replicars | Rockefeller | Rogue | Roller Mobile | Rowan | Ruger | Saleen | Saturn | Savage GT | Saviano | Scarab | Scootmobile | Seagrave | Scorpio | Skyline | Sovran | Squire | Star Dust | Starlite | Storm | Story | Stuart | Studebaker | Studillac | Stutz | Super Wagon | Surrey | Swift | Taylor - Dunn | Thrif T | Thunderbird | Towne Shopper | Tri -Car | TriHawk | Triplex | Tucker | U.S. | Valkyrie | Vetta Ventura | Voltra | Wagon De Ville | Warrior | West Coaster | Williams | Willys | Willys | Woodill | Yank | Yankee Clipper | Yenko | Zoe
- Former Automobile Manufacturers Association ( United States)
- Former company (Michigan)
- Chrysler
- American Motors Corporation