richard_a_teague | employer | chrysler <sep> richard arthur teague (december 26, 1923 – may 5, 1991) was an american industrial designer in the north american automotive industry he held automotive design positions at general motors, packard, and chrysler before becoming vice president of design for american motors corporation (amc), and designed several notable show cars and production vehicles including amc's pacer, gremlin, and hornet models, as well as the jeep cherokee xj and either designed or assisted in the designing of later cars for chrysler such as the jeep grand cherokee and neon after american motors' buyout 
richard a. teague works for chrysler.teague was an industrial designer for general motors, packard and chrysler