It is 1954. The Korean War has ended, and important car-building materials such as chromium are becoming more available, allowing a higher quality product to be made. Eisenhower is in office, and the beginnings of a national interstate highway transportation system, based on Ike's experiences in Europe with autobahns are in the works.
Chrysler ramped up its ad campaign regarding their top-of-the-line car for 1954, but Chrysler was to remain in 10th Place, just behind Cadillac, a manqué that had never before been in the top-10 car makes for sales volume before. This was also the year that Chrysler opened its proving grounds at Chelsea, Michigan.
These proving grounds would show up in future advertisements later in the 1950's and 1960's.
1954 Plymouth Belmont
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