Plymouth Cars and Trucks Pictures and Specifications

Our Plymouth pictures were made by our photographers at car museums, car shows, and automobile auctions across the United States. We have original photos of some of the finest classic, collector, and recent Plymouths in the world.

Plymouth Pages

Plymouth Photos

         
1928 Plymouth
1928		 1929 Plymouth
1929		 1931 Plymouth
1931		 1933 Plymouth
1933		 1934 Plymouth
1934
1936 Plymouth
1936		 1937 Plymouth
1937		 1939 Plymouth
1939		 1941 Plymouth
1941		 1948 Plymouth
1948
1957 Plymouth
1957		 1959 Plymouth
1959		 1960 Plymouth
1960		 1962 Plymouth
1962		 1964 Plymouth
1964
1965 Plymouth
1965		 1966 Plymouth
1966		 1967 Plymouth
1967		 1968 Plymouth
1968		 1969 Plymouth
1969
1970 Plymouth
1970		 1971 Plymouth
1971		 1974 Plymouth
1974		 1976 Plymouth
1976		 1999 Plymouth
1999
         

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Plymouth Cars 1928 - 2001

The Chrysler Plymouth debuted in 1928, at Madison Square Garden, with Amelia Earhart behind the wheel. The Plymouth was billed as "A New Zenith of Low Priced Car-Luxury and Performance." Walter Chrysler, head of the Chrysler Corporation, wanted to challenge the sales leaders, Ford and Chevrolet. The car was named Plymouth - a symbol of "the endurance and strength, the rugged honesty, enterprise, and determination of achievement and freedom from old limitations of the Pilgrim band who were the first American colonists," at Plymouth Rock, MA.

The car was a classy product for the price of $670, and was the first "economy" car to offer such expensive-car features as 4-wheel hydraulic brakes, full-pressure engine lubrication, aluminum alloy pistons, and an independent hand brake. It came in 6 models, from coupe to touring car. From 1931 to 1954, Plymouth was third in auto sales which helped to save Chrysler in the 1930s.

The merger of the Chrysler Corporation and Daimler-Benz in 1998 would eventually result in the end of the Plymouth brand. DaimlerChrysler decided to drop the make after the reduced production of the 2001 models. The popular Plymouth PT Cruiser was rebadged under the Chrysler brand as was the Plymouth Voyager.

How do you spell Plymouth?

Plymouth cars are beautiful to look at but can be difficult to spell. We are pleased to welcome our visitors who chose to use one of the many alternative spellings for Plymouth including Plymuth, Plymath, and Plymoth.