A 1954 Plymouth Savoy suffers from severe drivability problems caused by a failing carburetor accelerator pump and misaligned ...

Haven’t heard of the Plymouth Belmont concept before? Well, if things went a little different, it could have been a serious rival to the Chevrolet Corvette of the day. Designed by Virgil Exner, the ...

When you hear American, two-seat sports car from the 1950s, you probably think of either the Chevy Corvette or the Ford Thunderbird. Or if you’re into obscure cars, maybe Nash Healey or Kaiser Darrin.

An abandoned 1954 Plymouth Savoy has sat neglected for over a decade after previous attempts to start its inline-six engine ...

Unfortunately, the prototype stage is where the road ended for Plymouth’s sporty convertible. But while the car never made it off the production line, you can now get your hands on the only Belmont ...

Remember Plymouth? Yeah, the American automaker that died a slow and painful death because of badge-engineering Dodge and Mitsubishi models in its final years of existence. Plymouth, however, is not ...

When it comes to the Suburban nameplate, the iconic Chevrolet SUV is the first thing that jumps to mind. But then I remember that Plymouth also used this badge for a couple of decades. Did you know ...

My three kids piled into the back of a 1954 Plymouth recently along with their 5-year-old cousin, the windows cranked down to let the hot summer breeze flow through, trying to cool off the sweltering ...

Oh man, did they really make cars this swoopy? Well, yes and no. What we have here (courtesy of Hemming's, the bible of car collectors) is a 1954 Plymouth Belmont. Yes, they made Plymouths in 1954, ...

My three kids piled into the back of a 1954 Plymouth recently along with their 5-year-old cousin, the windows cranked down to let the hot summer breeze flow through, trying to cool off the sweltering ...