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A brand of American car, first introduced by the Chrysler corporation in the 1920s as a low-cost sub-brand that would compete with Chevrolet and Ford, the two-most popular car makers that were dominating the market. Over the decades, Plymouth gained significant popularity, although never successfully matching its rivals.
"1976 Plymouth Gran Fury," photographed May 16, 2012 by That Hartford Guy is licensed under CC BY-SA.
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