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Q: What was Plymouth's largest full-size automobile from 1975 to 1977?

A: Plymouth Gran Fury

Q: What was Ford's answer to the Dodge Daytona and Plymouth Superbird?

A: Ford Torino King Cobra

Q: What was Plymouth's first front-wheel-drive pick-up truck called?

A: Plymouth Scamp

Q: Which Plymouth model had a name similar to the film festival founded by Robert Redford in 1978?

A: Plymouth Sundance

Q: Which brand was Chrysler Corporation's first entry in the low-priced field?

A: Plymouth

Q: What was the most expensive and finest station wagon Plymouth offered for 1973?

A: Plymouth Fury Sport Suburban

Q: What was the first Plymouth to have a four-cylinder engine after the 1932 Plymouth PB was discontinued?

A: Plymouth Cricket

Q: Which Plymouth model featured the first rear-facing third seat ever offered in a station wagon?

A: Plymouth Plainsman

Q: What was the Chrysler Corporation's very first production compact car?

A: Plymouth Valiant

Q: What was Chrysler's first plastic-bodied car?

A: Plymouth Belmont

Q: Which Plymouth model was considered "America's first super-low-priced supercar"?

A: Plymouth Duster 340

Q: At which factory in the United States were Renault models first assembled alongside Chrysler, Dodge and Plymouth vehicles?

A: Kenosha Assembly Plant

Q: What was actually the first Pony car, debuting 16 days before Ford's Mustang?

A: Plymouth Barracuda

Q: Which Plymouth model was selected as the pace car for the 1965 Indianapolis 500?

A: Plymouth Sport Fury

Q: What was the first Plymouth model manufactured in Japan?

A: Plymouth Arrow

Q: What was Plymouth's first standalone wagon?

A: Plymouth Suburban

Q: What animal did Plymouth executives want to name their new sporty compact before designer John Samsen prevailed with "Barracuda"?

A: Panda

Q: What was the only year in which the Plymouth Cuda AAR was produced?

A: 1970

Q: What was the second best-selling American car in 1974?

A: Plymouth Valiant

Q: What two Pony cars were introduced within 16 days of each other in 1964?

A: Plymouth Barracuda and Ford Mustang

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