1935 Plymouth brochure

Description

This is a 1935 brochure for “The New Business Plymouths.” It contains 8 panels and measures approximately 10.5 x 7.25 inches when folded and approximately 21 x 13.5 inches when unfolded.
The brochure is printed on heavy stock paper and contains text and black and white illustrations.
The 1935 Plymouth was an entirely new vehicle from the frame up. It wore stylish coachwork that drew its inspiration from the curvaceous and aerodynamic Chrysler Airstream. Power was provided by an improved inline six-cylinder engine offering 82 horsepower.
The '35 Plymouths offered major design and engineering advances over the 1934 models -- and rivals Ford and Chevrolet. Plymouth still had the only four-wheel hydraulic brakes among "The Low-Priced Three." Now came a stronger chassis with a revised suspension that improved both ride and handling, plus safer, more streamlined bodies without old-fashioned wooden substructures. New touring sedans arrived with built-in trunks, an increasingly popular feature.
With all this, Plymouth sales topped 350,000 units for calendar 1935 on some 26-percent-higher production. Model-year volume rose, too, reaching nearly 327,500 units.