In this episode of Vintage Car Chronicles, we trace the storied history of Plymouth, a brand that defined affordable innovation and American ingenuity. Founded by Chrysler in 1928, Plymouth began as a budget-friendly option in competition with Ford and Chevrolet. Through the Great Depression, the brand’s accessible models, like the iconic Model Q, helped Chrysler survive economic hardship. From producing sleek post-war cars to iconic muscle cars like the Barracuda and Road Runner in the 1960s, Plymouth left a significant mark on American car culture. Join us as we explore Plymouth’s evolution, its rise to popularity, and the unique innovations that ultimately helped it endure until 2001.