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Every Time Chrysler Tried To Build A Turbine-Powered Car
The turbine engine was meant to be the automotive propulsion method of the future. Things, however, didn't quite work out ...
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What Happened To The Chrysler Turbine Car? (And Why Cars Don't Have Jet Engines Today)
A few car manufacturers toyed with the idea, but none put as much effort into it — or did it with as much flair – as Chrysler. The company spent decades working on a turbine engine for cars ...
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The Italian-Built American Car That Idled At 18,000 rpm
The automotive world was a part of this phenomenon: car ownership gained even more popularity, and technological advances ...
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Jay Leno had his Chrysler Turbine Car's engine rebuilt
In the 1960s, Chrysler built a handful of cars powered by aircraft-style turbine engines. And where does one take a turbine when it's in need of a rebuild? To the original manufacturer ...
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Drop What You’re Doing: There’s a Chrysler Turbine Car for Sale
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New Owner of Chrysler Turbine Car Promises to Actually Drive It
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Mercedes-Benz Nearly Gave Mazda A Headache In The Rotary Sports Car Segment
While Mazda was the first to bring rotary power to the mass market, Mercedes-Benz almost gave them a run for their money.
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Velozzi and Beyond: Turbine-Powered Rides
Chrysler began experimenting with turbine power in the mid-1950's and the Turbine Car was actually the company's fourth-generation vehicle. Fifty of the cars were deployed for consumer testing ...