Used Plymouth for Sale

This car was very affordable. It was fuel efficient, compact, easy to repair. It was, however, ugly, had poor suspension, and the cloth of the roof hung down.

I loved this car, and drove it for almost 20 years, when it rusted out to the point that it wouldn't pass inspection. Very simple, no fancy electronic anything - for example, I had to hand roll the windows up and down. But also no hassles, minimal maintenance costs, front-wheel drive so much more stable in bad weather (snow, etc) than one would expect from such a light vehicle. Plenty of room in the back hatch for my 85 pound Siberian Husky. Great gas mileage, very comfortable to drive for me, felt like getting into a sports car (a comment from one of the mechanics that worked on it). I'd buy it again in a heartbeat if it were still available.

This was a very plain, inexpensive car, I bought last's years version "new." It was a square little thing rather like the VW/Audi Fox I had owned. I loved it, great mileage, a lot of room in the (hatch) back for my Siberian Husky, who was my only passenger. Little in the way of fancy electronics, so not a lot of circuitry to break. I drove this car for almost 2 decades, mostly as a primary, but for a while as a backup vehicle. Even in fairly substantial snowfall, and I'm talking close to a foot, it used to get me up a small mountain. I'm not saying it felt real secure doing it, but the car did deliver more than I would have ever expected from the size and price. I've always regretted that they stopped making this model, if it were available today, I'd buy it again. All subsequent purchases of cars (not many) I've tried to get pretty much the same thing.