Named Airflow, it’s the latest in a distinguished line of Chrysler concept vehicles that stretches back more than 80 years. From elegant limousines to sports cars, from production-ready prototypes like 1991’s 300M pictured here to wild flights of fancy like the 1961 Turboflite, Chrysler’s concepts span every facet of car design.

Most fall into two ‘golden ages’ of Chrysler design: the 1950s - a period when the company led the industry in pushing forward notable new technology like cruise control - and the two decades from 1987 to the financial crisis of 2008. We’ll cover both here, and more, so join us on a stroll through automotive design history…