Plymouth was a car manufacturer owned by Chrysler.
Originally, Plymouth served as entry-level brand in the Chrysler corporation and was one of the best selling carmakers in the USA.
During the 1990's Plymouth lost popularity and had even higher priced cars than Chrysler and Dodge.
Vehicles[]
| Vehicle | Engine | Performance | Layout |
|---|---|---|---|
'Cuda (Gen. 3) 1970 5.6L V8 |
275 bhp, 340 lb⋅ft (205 kW, 461 N·m) |
127 mph (204 km/h) 6.8 secs., 4-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,570 kg (3,461 lbs) |
7.2L V8 |
390 bhp, 490 lb⋅ft (291 kW, 664 N·m) |
118 mph (190 km/h) 5.6 secs., 4-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,622 kg (3,576 lbs) |
AAR 'Cuda (Gen. 3) 1970 5.6L V8 |
290 bhp, 345 lb⋅ft (216 kW, 468 N·m) |
129 mph (208 km/h) 6.4 secs., 4-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,600 kg (3,527 lbs) |
Duster 1971 5.2L V8 |
230 bhp, 320 lb⋅ft (172 kW, 434 N·m) |
113 mph (182 km/h) 8 secs., 3-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,354 kg (2,985 lbs) |
HEMI 'Cuda (Gen. 3) 1970 7.0L V8 |
425 bhp, 425 lb⋅ft (317 kW, 576 N·m) |
130 mph (209 km/h) 5.6 secs., 4-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,642 kg (3,620 lbs) |
GTX (Gen. 2) 1969 7.2L V8 |
375 bhp, 480 lb⋅ft (280 kW, 651 N·m) |
132 mph (212 km/h) 6.0 secs., 3-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,594 kg (3,514 lbs) |
Duster 340 1971 5.6L V8 |
235 bhp, 310 lb⋅ft (175 kW, 420 N·m) |
128 mph (206 km/h) 6.5 secs., 3-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,463 kg (3,225 lbs) |
6.3L V8 |
335 bhp, 425 lb⋅ft (250 kW, 576 N·m) |
146 mph (235 km/h) 5.0 secs., 4-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,558 kg (3,435 lbs) |
6.3L V8 |
250 bhp, 410 lb⋅ft (186 kW, 556 N·m) |
125 mph (201 km/h) 7.1 secs., 4-speed |
Front-Engine, RWD 1,718 kg (3,788 lbs) |