And the companion car to the Thunderbolt, Chrysler's Newport. I saw this one at Hershey back in the '90s, along with a row of Chrysler Town & Countrys. The Newport name, like Windsor and New Yorker, was around for years joined by the upmarket sounding Fifth Avenue. Buick had Park Avenue and Mercury Park Lane. No Morris Old Kent Road if you know your Monopoly board, although there was a Mini Mayfair.
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