Since buying an American Motors Corporation (AMC) in 1987 and sales at the end of the 1998 model year, Eagle was a trademark of the Chrysler Corporation. It was targeted at the collector and marketed as "European" rather than equivalent versions by the automaker. In the model year 1980 the name "Eagle" was adopted by Chrysler from the four-wheel drive models of AMC Eagle. It was the latest fully U.S.-designed American Motors automobiles and perhaps the first new mass-producing crossover car. The name Eagle featured in a range of Jeep trim kits and special versions like the J-10, the Cherokee SJ, as well as the CJ-5 and CJ-7 from 1976.
Various imported and homebuilt cars, along with Jeep products, were sold mostly by former AMC dealers until 1998. While it was short-lived, Eagle Vision sold more than 115,000 units in impressive numbers. The brand Eagle has gradually been removed. After Chrysler's almost similar Dodge Colt and Plymouth Colt models were cancelled after the 1994 season, Chrysler stopped the Mitsubishi Mirage summit in 1996. After ten years of sluggish sales, in September 1997 Chrysler announced the end of Eagle's brand and, soon afterwards, the last Eagle Talon in 1998.
At the conclusion of its design period in 1997, the Eagle Vision was discontinued but the related Dodge Intrepid and Chrysler Concorde were reworked in 1998 and extended to 2004. Only Eagle Talon, based on Mitsubishi Eclipse, remained in 1998, and was discontinued with the Eagle brand. Initially, Chrysler had plans to restructure the 1999 Eagle Vision. Prototypes named the VanCuren Adle were also found with the Eagle logo, and development of the Vision went on to provide the dealers with the old car sufficient stock for the new car to be launched.
However, just a few months later, Chrysler management decided to pull the plug on the Eagle name. The car they worked on was sold as the Chrysler 300M. The name of the AMC vanished with Chrysler's takeover of the independent car-maker, but the name of the Eagle was continued into the '90s, until it was eventually discontinued in 1998, using different models from Renault and Mitsubishi. The Eagle cars did not succeed, because the automaker did not have a cohesive commercial plan for a combination of car types and lacked efficient sales efforts on the car market.Chrysler finally could not get fully attached to the nameplate and left shoppers puzzled about what Eagle was — whether they knew the name.
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When browsing our website for Eagle used parts, bear in mind that OEM Eagle used parts will outlast aftermarket repair pieces. When we sell vehicles, we buy cars that have broken down, are no longer in service, or have significant technical or structural problems. Customers will be in charge of installing the required components in their cars. The industry tracks and insures our car parts on a daily basis. Auto-Parts.us, the largest online Eagle used parts shop, is the place to go if you need Eagle used parts.
In the event of inconsistency, we provide a complete refund or repair programme, and we guarantee that you will be satisfied with the parts you buy from Auto-Parts.us. We offer a lightning-fast return and delivery service. Customers in the United States have come to depend on us because of the low cost and assured usability of used car parts. Because of our domestic reach, we will be able to find and purchase used car parts for you faster than ever before.
When looking for Eagle used parts, keep the following in mind. Be certain that all used car parts you buy are consistent with your vehicle. Enter the VIN (vehicle identification code) or an OEM section number to do so. Photograph the used car and its documentation at the scrap yard or on the seller's website. Please include your zip code to the scrap yard so that we can estimate the cost of shipping your used vehicle part via carrier. The goods you purchase will be covered by a warranty. They may be tampered with or stop working altogether during delivery; don't worry, we'll have a complete refund or substitute.OEM products are chosen over aftermarket parts that do not fit, look, or function properly on your vehicle.
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At Auto-Parts.us we help you find Eagle used parts from our auto salvage inventory. We inspect all used parts before shipping. We test for mechanical and electrical functioning on the same model you choose. For double assurance we visually inspect for any leaks, cracks, issues or damage before we put the parts in our inventory system.
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