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Chrysler

Chrysler's British presence has moved between American imports, European developed models and vehicles shared with other group brands. The register includes large saloons, coupes, MPVs and SUVs, from the Voyager and 300C to less common models that arrived in relatively small numbers. Buyers were often choosing something outside the usual European mainstream, which gives surviving Chrysler registrations a character quite different from similarly aged mass market cars.

EXTINCT 1 family

CRITICAL 4 families

ENDANGERED 2 families

VULNERABLE 1 family

DECLINING 7 families

STABLE 3 families

GROWING 6 families

16,670 licensed vehicles

11,945

declared SORN

model families

-3,480 vehicles a year, five year trend · growing fastest Sunbeam · fading fastest Grand Voyager

Model families

24 FAMILIES · SORT: LICENSED ↓

Family	Status	Licensed	Peak	Of peak	Year change
Grand Voyager	DECLINING	4,264	22,977 · 2014	18.6%	-1,303
Ypsilon	DECLINING	4,245	5,561 · 2016	76.3%	-232
300C	DECLINING	3,654	8,305 · 2014	44.0%	-544
PT Cruiser	DECLINING	1,594	22,234 · 2008	7.2%	-602
Crossfire	DECLINING	1,535	4,081 · 2007	37.6%	-209
Delta	DECLINING	463	883 · 2014	52.4%	-74
Voyager	DECLINING	402	18,063 · 2009	2.2%	-317
Sebring	VULNERABLE	261	2,539 · 2009	10.3%	-153
Neon	ENDANGERED	93	17,634 · 2003	0.5%	-46
Sunbeam	GROWING	57	2,570 · 1994	2.2%	+1
Avenger	ENDANGERED	29	1,723 · 1994	1.7%	-1
New Yorker	GROWING	20	20 · 2025	100.0%	+0
Viper	CRITICAL	8	54 · 2000	14.8%	-2
Alpine	CRITICAL	8	909 · 1994	0.9%	-1
2 Litre	GROWING	6	41 · 1994	14.6%	+1
Valiant	GROWING	6	28 · 1997	21.4%	+0
Town & Country	CRITICAL	6	31 · 2008	19.4%	0
180	GROWING	5	22 · 1994	22.7%	+1
Regal	GROWING	5	99 · 2000	5.1%	+0
Charger	CRITICAL	5	7 · 1994	71.4%	0
CH	STABLE	2	4 · 1998	50.0%	0
Horizon	STABLE	1	296 · 1994	0.3%	0
Hunter	STABLE	1	119 · 1994	0.8%	0
Rancho	EXTINCT	0	·	·	0

This record combines every DVLA registration under CHRYSLER. Each family links to its full census record: population history, variants, MOT results and where survivors remain.