Eagle Model History

United States · founded 1988

Chrysler's short-lived enthusiast brand (1988–1998), born from the AMC purchase — home of the turbo-AWD Talon and the cab-forward Vision sedan.

Models

Talon

Eagle's turbo-AWD halo car (1990–1998) — a Diamond-Star coupe twinned with the Mitsubishi Eclipse and Plymouth Laser.

Sports compact · 1990–1998
Vision

Eagle's cab-forward LH-platform sport sedan (1993–1997) — the brand's mainstream flagship, sister to the Chrysler Concorde and Dodge Intrepid.

Full-size car · 1993–1997
Premier

The AMC/Renault-developed full-size sedan (1988–1992) — Giugiaro-styled, and the platform ancestor of Chrysler's cab-forward LH cars.

Full-size car · 1988–1992
Medallion

A rebadged Renault 21 imported from France, Eagle-badged for 1989 — among the first cars to wear the Eagle badge after the AMC purchase.

Mid-size car · 1989–1989
Summit

Eagle's entry-level captive import (1989–1996) — a rebadged Mitsubishi Mirage and sibling of the Dodge/Plymouth Colt.

Subcompact car · 1989–1996
Eagle (wagon)

The carryover AMC Eagle 4WD wagon, briefly continued for 1988 — the model that gave the new brand its name.

Station wagon · 1988–1988

Other makes