The Chrysler Conquest was a rebadged Mitsubishi Starion, a rear-wheel-drive turbocharged sports coupe sold under Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth badges during the 1980s. It featured a turbocharged four-cylinder engine and, in later wide-body TSi form, flared fenders and improved performance. It exemplified the captive-import strategy of Chrysler's alliance with Mitsubishi.
The Chrysler Conquest was a rear-drive turbocharged sports coupe sold in the 1980s, a rebadged version of the Mitsubishi Starion built in Japan. Its pop-up headlamps, wide fenders on later cars, and turbocharged four made it a capable grand tourer of the era.
39years
3trims
154–185hp range
The Story
Why the Conquest mattersTrims
3 trims · 1987–1989Early Conquest models offered turbocharged four-cylinder power in a rear-drive hatchback coupe body shared with the Mitsubishi Starion.