Plymouth Satellite History
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History
The Satellite began for 1965 as the top, sportiest trim of the Belvedere line, available as a hardtop coupe and convertible. As Plymouth's intermediate matured, the Satellite grew into a full series spanning the GTX and Road Runner performance variants.
When the Belvedere name was dropped after 1970, Satellite became the standalone name for Plymouth's mid-size B-body. The 'fuselage'-era Satellites (and their Road Runner derivatives) were also Plymouth's NASCAR cars of the period. The line ran through 1974 before being replaced by the Fury (mid-size) for 1975.
Body styles
- Hardtop
- Sedan
- Convertible
- Wagon
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