The Chrysler CM Series was a car of the middle class. It was produced between 1931 and 1932 in Detroit by Chrysler.
The car had a side-valve, six-cylinder engine with a capacity of 3569cc which delivered 78 bhp (57 kW). A single dry clutch and a three-speed transmission with floor shift were fitted, sending power to the rear wheels. As standard, all four wheels had hydraulic brakes.
Seven different bodies were available that corresponded essentially to those of the previous model. The car had a new V-shaped grille and a low frame, which made it seem very sleek.
These models were built even further in 1932 with minor changes.
The total number of cars produced was 38,817.