What is lebaron?

Lebaron is a former American automobile brand that was introduced in 1930 and lasted until 1995. The brand was founded by three brothers, Henry, Raymond, and Eugene LeBaron, who started out as custom car builders. The LeBaron brand was known for its luxury vehicles, many of which were customized based on customer specifications. They catered to the wealthy elite, including celebrities and politicians.

Some of the most famous LeBaron models include the Chrysler Town & Country, a luxury station wagon introduced in 1941, and the LeBaron Convertible, a two-door convertible that was produced in various forms from 1949 to 1995. In the 1980s, the brand was acquired by Chrysler and became a luxury trim level for some of their vehicles, including the Chrysler LeBaron and the Grand LeBaron.

Despite its popularity among the affluent, the LeBaron brand struggled in the 1990s, and Chrysler ultimately discontinued it in 1995. Today, the LeBaron brand is remembered for its luxurious and high-end vehicles, which represented the epitome of luxury and style at the time.