Chrysler revolutionized the auto industry in 1934 with the introduction of the Airflow, one of the first cars designed using wind tunnel testing. The Airflow’s streamlined design was inspired by the aerodynamics of airplanes, making it more efficient and stable at higher speeds.

Although it was ahead of its time and not a commercial success, the Airflow paved the way for modern car design by emphasizing aerodynamics, which later became a standard focus for all automakers. It also demonstrated Chrysler’s willingness to take bold risks in innovation!