Interesting Facts About the Plymouth Breeze
The Plymouth Breeze debuted as a mid‑sized 4‑door sedan in the mid‑1990s and was produced from 1995 through early 2000. It shared its platform with two sibling models, creating a trio of similarly styled cars for the brand.
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Production Span and Model Years
The Breeze’s first production year was 1995, and it was offered as a 4‑door sedan from the 1996 model year through the 2000 model year. Its overall production run ended when the last unit rolled off the line in January 2000.
Part of Chrysler’s “Cloud Cars” Trio
The Plymouth Breeze was introduced as a companion to the Chrysler Cirrus and the Dodge Stratus, forming a three‑model lineup often referred to as the “Cloud Cars.” All three shared similar styling cues and mechanical underpinnings.
Single‑Generation Design
Throughout its lifespan the Breeze remained in a single generation, featuring a consistent 4‑door sedan body shape and a range of gasoline engines between 1,216 cc and 2,429 cc (approximately 121.6–148 cu in). No major redesigns occurred before production ceased.
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