The Chrysler Valiant (CL) is an automobile which was produced in Australia by Chrysler Australia from 1976 to 1978. The CL, which was the twelfth Australian Chrysler Valiant model, replaced the Chrysler Valiant (VK). It was also built in South Africa by Sigma, who marketed it there as the Chrysler SE.

The Chrysler CL models featured new grilles, a new nose cone and new bonnet, and, (on sedans), new rear panels including boot lid, lower panel and quarter panel. A panel van body style was added to the range in April 1977.

The Chrysler CL passenger car range comprised 4 door sedan, 5 door station wagon and 2-door coupe body styles in the following models:

The Chrysler CL commercial vehicle range comprised a 2-door coupe utility and a 2-door panel van.

Regal and Charger models were not designated as Valiants.

Three engines were offered:

Four transmissions were offered:

32,672 CL models were built prior to the replacement of the CL by the Chrysler Valiant (CM) in 1978.