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Chrysler Valiant
But the Valiant's market share gradually declined. Eventually Chrylser sold its manufacturing facility to Mitsubishi and quit the Australian market.
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See also
| The Menzies Era | Chrysler Valiant |
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In
1962, Chrysler entered the Australian "family six"
market with the Valiant. The original Valiant, complete with
winglets and false external spare tyre, was a strong competitor
to the Holden and Falcon. In 1962, a Holden cost from #1,169,
Falcons started at #1,204 and the Valiant was #1,299.
