In 1949, the Chrysler brand celebrated its 25th anniversary with its first new postwar cars, carefully engineered for the conservative upscale buyer. Saratoga Sedan We’d love to be able to tell you who styled the 1949 Chryslers, but the fact is it wasn’t really “styled” in the usual Motor City sense. In those days at Chrysler, the styling studios were under the supervision of chief body engineer Oliver Clark, who reported to vice president of …
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