1966 Chrysler NEW Yorker | London

The New Yorker was Chrysler's long-running luxury model, built from 1940 to 1996 and moving from post-war straight-eight cars to a front-drive V6. This 1966 car belongs to the big, comfortable American tradition the name is liked for: long, wide and made for easy cruising. This car is blue with a white interior, a bright, clean pairing that reads well on camera. Under the bonnet is a 7.2-litre engine, and the cabin seats six. It is left-hand drive: the driver sits on the kerb side, so the front passenger steps out on the road side, which adds to its American look. The long body gives film, TV and music video productions a 1960s American car with room in shot. Photographers and fashion and editorial stylists get a light interior that shows people and clothes clearly, while advertising and events work gain a strong blue. It also makes a relaxed wedding or anniversary car. The car is based in London.