In response to John’s post on the Chrysler Imperial concept for the North American International Auto Show, several Autoblog readers commented with displeasure on the idea of suicide doors and ...

Chrysler claims to have been inspired by Imperial sedans of the 1930s and 1950s, but one look at the suicide-style doors and it's clear that the Rolls-Royce Phantom is where most of the design ...

The Chrysler Imperial revives a much-abused nameplate ... for a more upright seating package and greater interior space. The suicide doors and the shape of the side window opening are both a ...

Like I was thinking suicide doors at one point, but then I thought, 'Frank Sinatra wouldn't drive a car like that. '" Chrysler's designers pledged their '57 Imperial Le Baron to be the finest of ...

Chrysler's fledgling car company ... a prior owner chrome-plated the manually operated ventilation doors on either side of the hood. Suicide-hinged front doors gave way to the driver's seat ...

The company made just 156 of these luxo sedans, powered by Chrysler V-8s. 1961-1969 Lincoln Continental: Probably the best-known postwar car with “suicide doors,” the ’61 Continental would ...

Here is the first official pic of Chrysler’s Imperial Concept that will debut next week at the Detroit auto show. Pics of the Imperial lifted from the current issue of Motor Trend have already ...

FRENCH LICK − That 1958 Chrysler Imperial in jailed former ... It was loaded with extra features and had the coolest suicide doors. The car was solid and classy. I climbed in the back and ...