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The DeSoto was a brand of automobile, manufactured and marketed by the Chrysler Corporation from 1928 to 1961. The Airflow was built from 1934-37; its design represented the first major attempt to smooth away the wind catching objects and channels found on cars of the era. Headlights were moved from their traditional pods forward of the radiator, and housed in flush mountings on either side of the broad waterfall-styled grille, In place of the flat windshield that most cars had the Airflow split the windshield into two panes of glass, each angled to better redirect the air around them. Front and rear fenders received smoother, more form fitting curves. In the rear, Airflows encased the rear wheels through the use of fender skirts