The second generation Gran Fury was short lived, discontinued midway through the 1981 model year along with the other R body models because of slow sales, mainly attributed to poor fuel economy and an outdated platform. The 1981 Gran Fury was the last true full size car to bear the Plymouth name until the brand ended twenty years later. It had stayed close in design to the Chrysler Newport, which was cut at the same time.
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Plymouth was a brand of automobiles produced by Chrysler Corporation and its successor DaimlerChrysler.
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1981 model year along with the other
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1981 model year along with the other
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1981 Gran Fury was also the last
Body style, sedan: 1980-1981
This downsized Gran Fury was available only as a "pillared hardtop" 4-door sedan
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