Category:Fiat Chrysler Automotive dealerships in Allentown, Pennsylvania

On June 6, 1925, Walter Chrysler founded the Chrysler Corporation through the restructure of the Maxwell Motor Company. Maxwell was previously one of the top automakers in the U.S., but the company overextended itself and was bogged down in debt going into the 1920s.

Chrysler, after leaving Buick and later Willys-Overland, took over Maxwell in 1921 with a reputation of troubleshooting and cleaning up problems with auto manufacturers. Chrysler’s answer to Maxwell’s financial woes was a new model dubbed the Chrysler Six (pictured), a high-powered, yet low-cost car. More than 30,000 units were sold in the first year.

Following that success, Chrysler was able to reorganize Maxwell Motor Company into the Chrysler Corporation, kicking off one of the most successful automotive companies in history

• Chrysler

Klein Motor Company (Chrysler, Chrysler-Plymouth after 1928) 1924-1932

Lehigh Motor Company (Chrysler-Plymouth) 1932-1958

Ritter & Yost Motor Car (Chrysler-Plymouth) 1961-1963

Allentown Chrysler-Plymouth 1965-1981

Scott Chrysler-Plymouth 1983-2001

Rothrock Chrysler-Plymouth 1985-2001

Scott Chrysler 2001-2009

Rothrock Chrysler 2001-Present

• Dodge

Linden Auto Company 1914-1935

Alden MacLellan 1935-1959

Anshant Dodge 1959-1969

Lehigh Valley Dodge 1969-1971

Bill Peoples Dodge 1971-1974

Keystone Dodge 1975-2009

Rothrock Dodge 2009-Present

• Maxwell

Klein Motor Car 1918-1926

• DeSoto (1928–1961)

Rhue Motor Corporation 1928

William B Cass 1929-1930

Cass Motor Company 1931-1932

Dankel Motor Company 1932-1934

Ritter & Yost 1934-1962

• Jeep/Eagle division

Kelly Jeep-Eagle 1988-1998