The budget brand of the Chrysler Corporation, the Plymouth Car Company was founded in 1928. It became the high-volume seller for Chrysler until the late 1990s. They also shared many parts with ...

Plymouth Cricket was a bizarre attempt to sell the British Hillman Avenger in the United States. It was an utter failure.

In the heyday of American muscle cars, Plymouth emerged as a surprising contender ... citing its inability to contribute to the company's global growth strategy. Despite its historical ...

That said, it was a 4,000-pound car, and it's not easy to get all that weight to come to a quick halt. 1971 was the final year of the Plymouth GTX, and the company, for the most part, didn't hold ...

Plymouth joined the emerging compact car market in 1959 with the Valiant. Some ten years later, the company decided it needed a sportier body style to get customers into showrooms, and the Duster ...

Later, Chrysler added DeSoto and bought the Dodge Brothers Co., a company larger than ... By 1931, Plymouth had become the third best-selling car in the country. In the 1960s, American compact ...