Plymouth Windshield Replacement & Repair

A car crash, flying rocks, temperature changes, a hailstorm and strong winds that send debris flying around can all cause a windshield to shatter, crack or chip. This damage should be repaired right away  to prevent a car crash caused by lack of proper visibility. Additionally, cracks and chips can often be fixed without having to replace the entire windshield, thus saving you time and money. We offer free Plymouth windshield quotes for all Plymouth models, enabling you to find an affordable, professional auto glass installers in less than a minute.

Plymouth vehicles were first produced by Chrysler in 1928 and remained in production for 73 years. They were made as a low-cost alternative to Chrysler's more expensive models. The name was derived from Plymouth binder twine, a type of twine that was particularly popular in the 1920s. The first Plymouth vehicles cost more than other low-cost cars of that era; however, they also include more amenities than other affordable vehicle models, making Plymouth cars appealing to people who wanted a comfortable, easy-to-drive car that did not cost too much money.

Over the years, Plymouth has built nearly forty passenger car models, ten van and truck models and over two dozen concept cars. Plymouth vehicles were particularly popular during the Great Depression and were in fact credited with keeping Chrysler afloat financially during this time. However, production was halted in mid-2001 as the company wanted to save money both on manufacturing and advertising. The very last Plymouth to be manufactured was a silver Neon, which was produced in June 2001.