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4 days ago · Construction History: A Marvel of Engineering and Craftsmanship The construction of the Chrysler Building began in 1928, driven by the ambitious vision of Walter P. Chrysler, the renowned automobile magnate. Architect William Van Alen, known for his innovative designs, was entrusted with bringing this vision to life
1 day ago · Google. Market Data by TradingView. When Chrysler introduced the Airflow in 1934, the Depression-era car-buying public had solid reactions to it. There was no ambivalence, people either detested ...
3 days ago · The Patriot Was a High-Tech Chrysler Ahead of Its Time. In the realm of lesser known but wildly curious “what might have been” moments from Chrysler’s history, this turbine-electric hybrid sports racer surely deserves a nod. And given its name, the Patriot, today of all days seems a fine time to give it some ink. For about a minute, some ...
4 days ago · Founded in 1925 by Walter P. Chrysler, this iconic brand was birthed from the remnants of the Maxwell Motor Company. Walter Chrysler, much like any determined entrepreneur today, saw an opportunity in a struggling enterprise and leveraged it to launch a brand that would eventually become synonymous with innovation and luxury.
4 days ago · The term Mopar was first used by the Chrysler Corporation in the mid-1920s and became an actual brand in the late 1930s. The name is derived from the words “motor” and “parts,” and was used to brand its parts division, which often used the same parts on makes and models of various years.
5 days ago · Western Electric was the first company to join in a Japanese joint venture with foreign capital. In 1899, it invested in a 54% share of the Nippon Electric Company, Ltd. Western Electric's representative in Japan was Walter Tenney Carleton.
4 days ago · Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. was appointed as the 17th president of The Ohio State University by the Board of Trustees on August 22, 2023. He began his tenure at Ohio State on January 1, 2024.
