The Chrysler Imperial is an automobile model introduced by the Chrysler Corporation in 1926, with the 1927 production year being the fifth since its inception. The Imperial was marketed as a luxury car and was positioned above the standard Chrysler models. It featured various innovative design elements, such as a long wheelbase for a smoother ride, advanced airflow cooling system, and an enclosed driver's compartment, which were considered luxurious amenities at the time. The Imperial gained popularity for its sleek and stylish appearance, powerful engines, and comfortable interiors. The 1927 model year saw improvements in engine performance, increased comfort features, and refinements to the exterior design. The Chrysler Imperial represented a significant step forward in automotive luxury during the post-World War I era.
