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The VIP was released by Chrysler Australia Ltd to fill the gap in the model range between the Australian built Valiant/Regal and the imported (locally assembled from CKD) Dodge Pheonix.
It's direct competitor was the Australian built Ford Fairlane and GM Holden Brougham released in July 1968.
Contents
History:
Model Predecessor
Model Successor
Export Versions
Related Models
Competition
Body Styles
Technical:
Class
Platform
The VE Valiant VIP was available only with the 195HP (146kW) 273cid LA small block.
The VF Chrysler VIP was available with 160HP (120kW) 225cid 2bbl slant six as standard and optional 230HP (172kW) 318cid 2bbl V8 Fireball.
The VG Chrysler VIP was available with 185HP (138kW) 245cid 2bbl Hemi six as standard and 230HP (172kW) 318cid 2bbl V8 Fireball.
