The original B-body Cordoba was sold for the 1975 through 1979 model years, and it was very opulent for the price. These wire wheels may have been inside the Cordoba when it arrived here. If so, they ...

Today's Nice Price or No Dice Cordoba is a model once famously promoted by actor Ricardo Montalbán for its "rich Corinthian Leather" interior. Let's see what we make of that fancy upholstery and ...

The marketing campaign behind the Corinthian leather inside Chrysler vehicles was a massive hit, that affected pop culture ...

Chrysler's Cordoba is most famously remembered for its spokesman, Star Trek's vengeance-seeking Khan. Or perhaps it was Fantasy Island's Mr. Roarke? Whatever the case, today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe ...

Newt Gingrich claims the name of the Cordoba Initiative, the group planning to build an Islamic community center and mosque near the site of the World Trade Center, signals its aggressive, ...

Eternity spent fixing up a forgotten late-20th-century Detroit subcompact convertible would be just dandy, but where's the sense that your ride will serve as a bulwark against diminished expectations ...

It’s worth noting the passing of actor Ricardo Montalban, who gave us one of the best “worst ads’ of all time. It’s also worth noting that “rich Corinthian leather” was an invention of a Bozell ...

Even with such memorable roles as Mr. Roarke of TV’s “Fantasy Island” and as the vengeful Khan of “Star Trek,” Ricardo Montalban is largely remembered as the pitchman who extolled the comfort of “soft ...

Ricardo Montalban’s death at the age of 88 this week has Trekies mourning the man who played the evil Khan on TV and on the big screen and has others flocking to check out his 1975 Chrysler Cordoba ad ...

Q: I remember hearing commercials for automobiles speak of “rich Corinthian leather.” What is it? — Y.B., Hampton A: Madison Avenue advertising firm dreamed up “rich Corinthian leather” as a catch ...

It was a poignant reminder of an auto era long past: Ricardo Montalban, the suave Mexican actor whose mellifluous tones enticed us in the 1970s toward the pleasures of "soft Corinthian leather," died ...