Plymouth

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Plymouth was an American automobile brand produced by Chrysler that offered affordable, mass-market vehicles from the late 1920s through the early 2000s.

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Label Occurrences
Plymouth canonical 29

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automobile marque
defunct motor vehicle manufacturer
brandPositionWithinCompany below Chrysler
below Dodge
country United States
dissolved 2001
eraOfGreatestPopularity 1930s
1940s
1950s
1960s
foundedBy Chrysler Corporation
linked to: Chrysler
headquartersLocation Auburn Hills, Michigan
Highland Park, Michigan
inception 1928
industry automotive industry
logoFeature Mayflower ship
linked to: Mayflower
manufacturer Chrysler
marketPosition entry-level brand
low-priced brand
namedAfter Plymouth Rock
Plymouth, Massachusetts
notableModel Plymouth Barracuda
Plymouth Belvedere
Plymouth Duster
Plymouth Fury
linked to: Plymouth Sport Fury

Plymouth Neon
Plymouth Prowler
Plymouth Road Runner
Plymouth Satellite
Plymouth Valiant
Plymouth Voyager
parentCompany Chrysler Corporation
linked to: Chrysler

Chrysler LLC
linked to: Chrysler

DaimlerChrysler
productType automobile
passenger car
reasonForDiscontinuation brand overlap within Chrysler
declining sales
segment compact car
full-size car
light truck
mid-size car
minivan
muscle car
soldInMarket Canada
Mexico
North America
various export markets
targetMarket mass market

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Christine carMake Plymouth
Plymouth Reliant emblemBrand Plymouth
Chrysler S-body usedInBrand Plymouth
subject linked to: Chrysler S-body (K derivative)
Plymouth Voyager brand Plymouth
Plymouth Neon brand Plymouth
Plymouth Valiant manufacturer Plymouth
Plymouth GTX manufacturer Plymouth