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Acclaim
Plymouth
1988–1994
Wheels, taillights and a Plymouth eggcrate grille: that was mostly what set the Acclaim apart from the Dodge Spirit and the Chrysler LeBaron sedan, which shared its AA-body. One of the last K-car derivatives, it reached just under half a million over seven model years.
Photo: IFCAR (Public domain)
Breeze
Plymouth
1996–2000
Chrysler named its "Cloud Cars" after weather terms, and the Breeze was one of them. The low-priced Plymouth came in one basic model, yet sold over 230,000 units, more than its Chrysler Cirrus sibling, which was built nearly two years longer.
Photo: IFCAR (Public domain)
Caravelle
Plymouth
1983–1988 · Inline-4
The Caravelle took its name from the caravel, a 15th-century Portuguese sailing ship known for its speed and agility. In Canada the name first appeared in 1978 on a version of the Dodge Diplomat for Chrysler-Plymouth dealers, then on this front-wheel-drive car, launched as a Canadian model in 1983.
Photo: 55allegro (CC BY-SA 3.0)