Interesting Facts About the Chrysler Fifth Avenue M
The Chrysler Fifth Avenue debuted in 1979 as a premium trim level for the brand's larger sedans and stayed in production until 1993. Its name was borrowed from a famous New York City street known for upscale shopping and attractions, giving the model an air of luxury.
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Name Inspired by a Luxury Avenue
The Fifth Avenue moniker comes directly from a New York, NY street famed for its upscale shops and attractions. Chrysler used this association to position the sedan as a high‑end offering within its lineup.
Bestselling Model in the Chrysler Lineup
During its production run, the Fifth Avenue grew from a trim package into its own model and became the bestselling vehicle in the Chrysler portfolio, highlighting its popularity among buyers seeking comfort and status.
Legacy Parts Still in Demand
Even years after production ended, owners still hunt for original components such as the 1991 New Yorker Fifth Avenue emblem set, the 1983 windshield washer bottle and pump, and a 1986 left rear brake‑light lens, underscoring the model’s lasting enthusiast community.
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