Plymouth

The Plymouth automobile was an American brand of cars manufactured by the Chrysler Corporation. Introduced in 1928, Plymouth was positioned as a competitor in the low-priced car market, aiming to capture buyers who might otherwise choose Ford or Chevrolet. The brand was created by Walter P. Chrysler as part of the expansion of the Chrysler Corporation, which had become a major player in the automotive industry alongside General Motors and Ford.12

During its history, Plymouth offered a range of vehicles, including compact cars like the Valiant and the Reliant, and was also known for introducing the minivan with the Dodge Caravan and Plymouth Voyager. The Plymouth brand was eventually discontinued by Chrysler in 2001.13