Chrysler Wall Art

Chrysler has always leaned into a certain American luxury idea: long, low sedans with chrome and a quiet ride, the kind of car your uncle bragged about in the driveway. The brand reads as bold and a little theatrical, and that comes through in our Chrysler wall art. There is a winged-badge era and a tailfin era and a stripped-down modern era, and each one draws a different kind of fan. We put a lot of attention into the lines of the grille and the proportions of these big cruisers, because that is where the character lives, and we would rather get one model right than rush a dozen.

What we print and how

You can get any design three ways: canvas stretched over a real wood frame, an unframed poster, or a poster set behind glass. Sizes run from 16x12 up to 40x30 inches, so a small print fits a hallway and the big ones hold a wall on their own. A 20x16 canvas runs $69. We print with eco-friendly ink and pack everything flat in a fitted box instead of rolling it into a tube, which keeps the corners crisp.

The 300 is probably the model people ask for most, that wide, square-shouldered sedan that looked like a gangster car the day it came out. We also keep a few prints of the Prowler, the retro hot-rod oddball that never really had a sibling. Honestly the Prowler is my favorite to print, since the shape is so strange it almost reads as car art on its own.

Pairing it with other garages

If your taste runs toward German engineering too, our BMW prints sit nicely next to a Chrysler 300 on a gallery wall. Plenty of collectors mix American muscle with the cleaner look of Audi sedans, and a single sharp Mercedes piece can anchor the whole grouping. Mix poster and canvas formats in one wall and the contrast does a lot of the work for you. US orders over $30 ship free, and anything under that is a flat $7.99.