Plymouth Caps

Plymouth was an American automobile brand founded by Chrysler in 1928.

Known for producing affordable, reliable vehicles, it was initially aimed at competing with Ford and Chevrolet in the lower-priced market segment. Over the years, Plymouth offered a wide range of models, including the Fury, Road Runner, and Barracuda, which became iconic during the muscle car era of the 1960s and 1970s.

Despite some success, Plymouth struggled to maintain its identity as the automotive market evolved. Declining sales and brand overlap with other Chrysler offerings led to the discontinuation of Plymouth in 2001 after over 70 years in business.