Plymouth

Plymouth Voyager was by far one of the most successful vans in automotive history. Chrysler has created some of the most memorable names and has the sales figures to backup all of the success. The Voyager received its start in the 1970s and quickly lead sales in the 80s and 90s. Chrysler did use an…

Plymouth was one of the many brands of Chrysler to finally succumb to market pressure in 2001. The Plymouth brand soared in the automotive industry for 73 years before being phased out. The last vehicle produced was the Neon as well as the PT Cruiser. Car owners around the world still use Plymouth vehicles daily,…

Plymouth Breeze was created in the middle of the 1990s right before the SUV craze. Plymouth had always made 2-door sedans up until this period in time. The Plymouth Breeze was a 4-door sedan that was built for the luxury market. The trim package and interior amenities were closely modeled after the Dodge Stratus. Plymouth…

Plymouth Horizon was the sister car to the Dodge Omni. Chrysler created both of these cars to help bring attention to the compact car market that Dodge recently created. The Horizon gave buyers two options for an engine. The first was the entry-level 1.6L that was based on the Puegeot platform. The second engine was…

Plymouth Caravelle was a sedan introduced in the U.S. in 1985. It had previously done well for Chrysler in Canada where its base model replaced the Dodge Diplomat. Sales were strong and importing the car into the USA was a smart decision. The public instantly took hold of the Caravelle and it found its place…

Plymouth Reliant had a counterpart from Dodge known as the Aries. These two automobiles competed with the Tempo, Taurus and Cavalier for worldwide supremacy in the compact passenger car market. Plymouth had already released several cars during the mid 1980s although none achieved the success of the Reliant and later created Sundance. Chrysler used its…