AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -

The Walter P. Chrysler Museum, in Auburn Hills, Mich., which celebrates the history of the Chrysler nameplate, recently revealed its new website.

The nonprofit contends the new site includes “improved navigation, beginning with home page tabs and links from which all Museum programs, exhibitions and events, as well as Chrysler’s rich heritage, are directly accessible.”

Visitors can now make tax-deductible donations, become members and volunteers, arrange corporate and private meetings and events, schedule school and group tours and purchase gift shop collectibles, all from the site.

“The site also offers quick access to Museum contacts; hours, admission, location and other operational details and a two-for-one discount admission coupon,” officials also noted.

The nonprofit also offered the following list of new features and website updates:

Users can:

—Establish a password-protected home page to share interests and contact preferences to receive future e-newsletters from the museum.
—Access personal giving history.
—Participate in exclusive polls and surveys.
—Museum members can additionally send eCards to family and friends via the online community.

The nonprofit also noted that the with the new site it is much easier access and online transaction capabilities for programs that support the nonprofit Museum’s collections and operations, including:

—A multi-level membership program.
— Adopt-a-Vehicle and Brick Legacy commemorative programs.
—Tax-deductible donations – monetary, as well as vehicles and artifacts.

The enhancements also include:

—Easier to navigate overviews of the Museum’s K – 12 education and K – 8 Summer Fun Day programs.
—Enhanced imagery throughout the site, including a home page slide show directly linking to facility rental, group tour, membership and other content.
—User-friendly access to Chrysler history highlights searchable by both decade and brand.
—Easier access to Chrysler Historical Services through which enthusiasts can request owner and service manuals, photographs, production numbers and build records for heritage vehicles.

The site also highlights:

—local and national car clubs.
—pre-packaged group tour itineraries.
—complementary attractions near the Museum, including several offering discounts to individuals and families.
—a direct link to the Museum’s Facebook fan page.
—a news release archive.

The Walter P. Chrysler Museum is open for self-guided tours 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Tues. – Sat. and noon – 5 p.m. Sun. 

For more information, see http://www.wpchryslermuseum.org.