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Need to catch up? Check out the previous A Million Little Things recap here. Happy Valentine’s Day! Let’s talk about divorce! Eddie and Katherine’s heretofore civil divorce mediations hit a major snag in this week’s A Million Little Things, and the fact that the episode airs on a holiday traditionally devoted to love is just the icing […]
When the last of the Chrysler K-Car variants and descendants finally went away after the 1994 model year, they were replaced by the Cloud Cars: the Chrysler Cirrus, Dodge Stratus, and Plymouth Breeze. These cars had the “cab-forward” design introduced by the radical-looking Chrysler LH series a few years earlier, sold acceptably well, and then […]
Chrysler built the US-market Plymouth Valiant for the 1960 through 1976 model years (OK, Mopar nitpickers, the 1960 model was its own marque, called simply “the Valiant”), and the reliable, fuel-efficient small Plymouth was a huge sales success for most of that period. Here’s a used-up ’75 sedan, photographed in a San Francisco Bay Area […]
Chrysler was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy in the late 1970s, but a government bailout kept the company on life support long enough for the new K platform to hit the marketplace in 1981 and turn things around. The Reliant was Plymouth’s K-Car, available in coupe, sedan, convertible, and wagon form and built all […]
Chrysler imported quite a few Mitsubishis and sold them as Dodge and Plymouth Colts, but the Colts of the 1980s had to compete with the Plymouth Horizon and its Dodge Omni sibling. Based on a Chrysler Europe design, production of the Plymouth Horizon ran in virtually unchanged form from the 1979 through 1990 model years. […]
Google Maps unearthed a ghostly secret that is the stuff of horror movies in Plymouth. An old Jewish cemetery was discovered by a care taker of the Plymouth Synagogue. The cemetery was originally overgrown, until Jerry Sibley was tipped off to its existence thanks to complaints about crackling phone lines caused by the wild foliage. […]
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– In the mid-1970s, with sport-utility vehicles and vans still operating on the fringes of the market, the station wagon was the vehicle of choice for motoring through great swaths of this great land. And, as far as size was concerned, 1976 was the high-water mark for the biggest domestic-brand wagons—cars like this Plymouth Gran […]
When Diamond Star Motors, a Chrysler-Mitsubishi joint venture, came online in the late 1980s, the first products to come out of the Normal, Illinois assembly plant were versions of the first-generation of the Mitsubishi Eclipse. There was the Eclipse itself, the Eagle Talon, and the Plymouth Laser. Here’s a somewhat tattered example of the latter […]
Sarah Blakebrough, who lives in a tower block in Mount Wise, Plymouth with her family, talked to This Morning about her desire to move after finding out about the cladding from the council. The mother-of-two said: “It’s been a tragedy and a horrible thing to watch unfold. Now we’ve found there is a real possibility […]
