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1968-1969 Plymouth Sport Satellite and GTX

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Plymouth's 'Midsize 5' included the 1968-1969 Plymouth Sport Satellite and GTX. Find a profile of the 1968-1969 Plymouth Sport Satellite and GTX.

1967-1968 Plymouth Sport Fury and VIP

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Plymouth pulled out all the stops for the 1967-1968 Plymouth Sport Fury and VIP. Find a profile and pictures of the 1967-1968 Plymouth Sport Fury and VIP.

1932 Plymouth PA Rumble-Seat Coupe

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The 1932 Plymouth PA Rumble-Seat coupe included new safety features and was solidly built. Learn more about the car that helped boost Plymouth sales.

1937 Plymouth PT-50 Half-Ton Pickup

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The 1937 Plymouth PT-50 half-ton pickup was the most popular Plymouth truck that year. See pictures and learn about the 1937 Plymouth PT-50 pickup.

How DeSoto Cars Work

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DeSoto was an offshoot of Chrysler Corporation, aiming for the market just above Plymouth in size, power and price. Learn about DeSoto's origins.

Concept Cars

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Concept cars are automotive dreams on wheels. Check out pictures and profiles of dozens of the most colorful and spectacular concept cars of all time.

How Checker Cars Work

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Checker was known for making taxicabs, but it started selling civilian models, such s the Superbra, in 1959. Learn about Checker car beginnings.

Ford Muscle Cars

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After a slow start, Ford muscle cars became some of the top performers of the muscle car era. Check out profiles of the toughest Ford muscle cars.

How Hudson Cars Work

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An early success for the Hudson company was the low-priced four-cylinder 1919 Hudson Essex. Read about the cars of Hudson's origin in this article.

How Packard Cars Work

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Packard was once a leader among automakers, but changing tastes and poor business decisions doomed the brand. Learn more about Packard cars.

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