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From the early 1930s through the middle 1970s, Chrysler used the LeBaron name (taken from a coachbuilder eventually consumed by the car company, much as Fleetwood and Ghia were absorbed by GM and Ford ...
The LeBaron name came from the coachbuilding company that Chrysler purchased in 1953, so it seemed like a good name for the luxed-up Dodge Aspen/Plymouth Volaré that debuted for the 1977 model year.
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Chrysler's use of the Town & Country name goes all the way back to the woodie wagons of the early 1940s, continuing until the Pacifica shoved it aside in the 2017 model year.
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