Plymouth

Automotive

Plymouth

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About the brand ❤️

Plymouth was an American automobile brand established in 1928 by the Chrysler Corporation to compete in the affordable car segment dominated at the time by Ford and Chevrolet. Over several decades it became a major player in the U.S. auto industry, known for reliable and budget‑friendly cars. Throughout its existence Plymouth produced a wide range of models—from compact cars to muscle cars and minivans—often sharing platforms with sister brands like Dodge. As market dynamics shifted and sales declined in the 1990s, the brand’s identity eroded, leading Chrysler’s successor DaimlerChrysler to discontinue Plymouth in 2001, with its remaining models either ended or rebadged under other marques.

Founded: 1928

Closed: 2001

Headquarters: Auburn Hills, Michigan, United States of America (the)

Owner: Stellantis