This gave us cars like the Chevy Corvair, Ford Falcon, and the object of today's interest, the Plymouth Valiant. Plymouth was already Mopar's bargain brand when the Valiant was introduced in late ...

Only 3,333 Sport Suburban wagons were sold in 1960, and this 60k-mile example only needed a fresh coat of paint to be the ...

Though the American station wagon has succumbed to the rise of SUVs over the last 60 years, models like the following five were the ultimate family vehicles. The story of the American station ...

Look it up on their sold cars,girl didn't come with it, only disappointment. The Plymouth Valiant price depends on several factors, including the trim level, optional features, mileage ...

The station wagon still exists on U.S. roadways ... Chrysler did bring out a first-generation Plymouth Voyager in gold with wood paneling.” While wood grain was lovely, the four-wheel drive ...

The Chrysler Corporation had a good long run with its A-Body compact cars, best known in North America for the 1960-1976 Plymouth Valiant and ... year Aspen sedan and wagon (it was available ...

Ford became the first automaker to offer a car-based station wagon on the factory order books in 1929. When retooling from the wood-intensive Model T to the mostly steel Model A, Ford’s ...

Muscle cars were so common then that many of them sat on dealership lots for weeks or months; many of those same cars, like ...

Station wagons aren’t as popular in North America as they once were. In the 1950s, ’60s, and ’70s, big comfy wagons were a staple of suburban life. The wagon has fallen out of favor over the ...

Later, when I was about 12, I’d be allowed to back the Valiant station wagon out onto the street and drive it around to the front of the house to wash it. We had the cleanest Valiant in the world.