1928 Plymouth Model Q
One of the first models of Plymouth became the model Q, which appeared in 1928. The full name of the car was Chrysler-Plymouth Model Q, but the addition "Chrysler" disappeared in 1929 when the model U was presented. The car cost much more than, for example, Ford - $ 725 versus $ 585.
The frame of the car was made of wood with metal body panels, as well as many other cars of the time. Hydraulic brakes were mounted on all four wheels of the car, what was pretty unusual for those years. The Ford cars would get them much later.
Under the hood there was a 45-horsepower engine that accelerated the car to 100 km / h. The production of the model Q lasted until 4 February 1929, when it was replaced with the model U. In the US Chryslter produced 60,270 cars and another 5,827 in Ontario.
The frame of the car was made of wood with metal body panels, as well as many other cars of the time. Hydraulic brakes were mounted on all four wheels of the car, what was pretty unusual for those years. The Ford cars would get them much later.
Under the hood there was a 45-horsepower engine that accelerated the car to 100 km / h. The production of the model Q lasted until 4 February 1929, when it was replaced with the model U. In the US Chryslter produced 60,270 cars and another 5,827 in Ontario.
