Pre-Daimler Chrysler killed Plymouth. In 1998, it had Neon, Breeze, and
Voyager. This, in and of itself, hardly competed against Ford division or
Chevrolet. When Chrysler Corporation abandoned the luxury field (killing
Imperial), it competed against itself. Plymouth was supposed to go against
Chevrolet and Ford; Dodge was supposed to go against Pontiac; and Chrysler
was supposed to go against Mercury, Oldsmobile, and Buick.
The problem was Dodge. It was better suited to compete against Chevrolet
and Ford division because it had trucks! That left Plymouth competing
against Chevrolet's Geo subdivision and the Korean imports.
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So, I'm willing to concede that Z. was probably not a wife-beater, but
he WAS the personification of the death of Plymouth (which COULD have
been Chrysler's Family-Transportation (now: "Green") division.
But, Deader knows and cares nothing about entry-level cars, or
Neil Vedder
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