Found 62 results for: plymouth
Q: What was the first mass-produced modern retro car in America?
Plymouth Prowler
Q: What was Chrysler Corporation's first post-War concept car called?
Plymouth XX 500
Q: What was the name of the sportier sibling of the Plymouth Horizon?
Plymouth TC3
Q: What was Plymouth's last remaining V8-powered vehicle?
Plymouth Gran Fury
Q: What was the most expensive and luxurious station wagon offered by Plymouth in 1973?
Plymouth Fury Sport Suburban
Q: What was the first compact muscle car that Plymouth could call uniquely its own?
Plymouth Duster
Q: Which other models shared the same platform as the Dodge Stratus?
Plymouth Breeze and Chrysler Cirrus
Q: What was Plymouth's first entry into the growing off-road and recreational vehicle market?
Plymouth Trail Duster
Q: What was the first American production muscle car to roll off the assembly line with different-sized tires on the front (E60-15) and rear (G60-15)?
Plymouth AAR Cuda
Q: What was the last Plymouth model to feature rear-wheel drive?
Plymouth Prowler
Q: In what year did the Plymouth Fury become a stand-alone model?
1959
Q: What was the entry-level sibling car to the Chrysler Cirrus?
Plymouth Breeze
Q: What historical automotive executive was responsible for choosing the name "Plymouth" for Chrysler's low-priced entry in 1928?
Joseph Frazer
Q: What was Plymouth's first high-performance muscle car?
Plymouth Fury
Q: Who was the 1960 Plymouth XNR concept named after?
Virgil Exner
Q: What is the only known 1950s concept station wagon still in existence today?
Plymouth Plainsman
Q: Which was the only Chrysler division to offer a convertible in 1939?
Plymouth
Q: What was the first Plymouth model to be marketed specifically for performance?
Plymouth Fury
Q: What was the first concept car created by Ghia after World War II?
Plymouth XX 500
Q: How many days before the Ford Mustang did the Plymouth Barracuda debut?
16
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