During the restructure, Chrysler’s product line was substantially expanded. Iacocca emphasized manufacturing passenger cars, like the Dodge Caravan and Plymouth voyager, which received a good response from consumers. Apart from that, the company also focused on designing fuel-efficient k Cars.
By the early 1980s, Chrysler had started recovering from the crisis. In 1983, seven years ahead of schedule, the company repaid the federal loan. In 1984, the company reported a profit of US$2.4 billion.