Plymouth (automobile)

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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.

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    "1976 Plymouth Gran Fury," photographed May 16, 2012 by That Hartford Guy is licensed under CC BY-SA.

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    Bell Rae, John
    2013 Encyclopedia Britannica Online. Automotive industry: Rise of the Big Three.
    Http://www.britannica.com/Ebchecked/topic/45050/automotive-industry/65772/Rise…
    Three#ref534471, accessed March 2, 2015.