Such a vehicle doesn't exist. The only Chrysler vehicles based on the Mitsubishi Starion were the Chrysler Conquest, Dodge Conquest, and Plymouth Conquest. You may think I'm joking, but I'm not: the Conquest is the only vehicle to be sold under three brand names with the same model name and body (though it was never sold as a Dodge, Plymouth, and Chrysler in the same year at any point, and the body did change slightly before it became a Chrysler).
The mid-80s Charger was front-drive and was a twin (I think) of the Chrysler Laser, one of the rarest 1980s products around. I have a neighbor who has a blue one - that makes it one of two I've seen in the last five years. They also have a late-80s Taurus wagon, which they bought new (along with the Laser). This leads me to believe they're old. If they die, I'm pouncing on that Laser.
No - the vehicle was cancelled in 1989 and replaced in 1991. Eagle's first year was 1988 and as Chrysler's performance brand they should've carried either the Conquest or its replacement, but of course the replacement was badged as a Dodge and sold until 1996 as the Stealth. Mitsubishi followed up the Starion in 1991 with the 3000GT, which was sold until 1999.
Would you mind taking my dad's 65 mustang too then?? 
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