This is partly a matter of time (the company was founded nearly a century ago, in 1928), but it’s also due to Chrysler’s global reach and the number of brands it has owned. For example, a Chrysler model well known to Europeans might be almost unheard of in the US or Australia.

Here’s an alphabetical list of possibly unfamiliar vehicles sold around the world by Chrysler and its brands – a group known informally of course as Mopar: