25. Eagle Premier
The Eagle, which was introduced in 1989, was supposed to be a fresh start for Chrysler. They were dedicated to producing affordable cars with an import car flavor. Renault and Mitsubishi, as two of Chrysler’s foreign partners, provided the technology, while Chrysler invested the money and effort. The first model was the Eagle Premier. It was a big four-door sedan with front-wheel drive and luxury features.
It was Chrysler’s vision of an import premium model for American buyers. The car had a pale design, but it was quality-made with good driving dynamics and power. The main selling points were the smooth V6 engines and loads of interior space. However, despite the qualities and comfort, the market just didn’t respond to the new brand and model. Chrysler discontinued the Eagle Premier in 1992.