Plymouth was a make that the Chrysler Corporation established as a lower-end brand in 1928 to attract customers who could not afford the more expensive Chryslers. This worked for a very long time--at least until 1973, wh ...
Read MoreBetween the years 1968 and 1980 the Chrysler Corporation's Plymouth division produced a bare bones or no frills muscle car popularly known as the Road Runner. One of the most prized muscle cars of it's day, today the 196 ...
Read MoreNo other car in American automotive history captured the imagination as did the 1968 Plymouth Road Runner. This car had the distinction of being named after one of the most popular cartoon characters of all time, Warner ...
Read MoreWhen it comes to classic muscle cars, only a handful can reach the legendary status of the 1969 Plymouth Barracuda. To this very day this model of muscle car is spoken of in hushed whispers and boisterous admiration a ...
Read MoreIf there's anything memorable about the 1970 Plymouth Superbird, it's the massive rear wing. This car was Plymouth's dare on the Nascar track. Burning tires on the track going 200mph was business as usual for the 1970 Pl ...
Read MoreDo any of these names sound familiar: 340 Duster, 360 Duster, Silver Duster, Gold Duster, Feather Duster, Space Duster … ? All of them were put in production to suit different markets looking for things like cargo space, ...
Read MoreNo one could quite put their finger on this mysterious concept car: half-motorcycle, half-automobile, the 1989 Plymouth Speedster was designed with youth in mind. Unfortunately, this model never made it into production d ...
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The Plymouth Road Runner has been discontinued since the 80s. But that doesn’t stop the independent designer from Germany, Michael Leonhard. Leonhard is a die-hard graphics designer and a concept car maker who incorporat ...
Read MoreThe GTX – a 2-door hardtop or convertible – was first introduced by Plymouth in 1967. Design-wise, the Plymouth GTX was certainly appealing, and not just by its looks. Each vehicle came with performance-enhancing upgrade ...
Read MoreThe Plymouth Barracuda became widely known as the “Cuda,” and it was in production from 1964 to 1974. Because it was car markers’ goal to make compact race cars in mid-sixties, Chrysler-owned Plymouth company decided to ...
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