Mercedes-Benz

Last Plymouth rolls off the line today Last Plymouth rolls off the line today

The last Plymouth – a silver Neon – will be built today at DaimlerChrysler’s Belvidere plant near Rockford, IL. It marks the end of a long run. The first Plymouth rolled off the line on June 14, 1928, according to Jim Leman of the Plymouth Owners Club, which this month had a show commemorating their vintage vehicles. The Neon was the last vehicle remaining in the Plymouth lineup. The Plymouth Breeze

Jun 28, 2001

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byCompiled by Senior Editor Tom Murphy [email protected]

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