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| ===3rd Generation (1982-1989)===
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| | The full-sized C-body [[Plymouth Fury|Fury]] was an all new model in 1974, along with the Dodge Monaco and Chrysler Newport/New Yorker. When the B-body Plymouth Satellite was discontinued after 1974, it was replaced by a restyled Fury, and the previous full-size C-body Fury now became the '''Gran Fury''' (the previous C-body [[Dodge Monaco]] became the '''Royal Monaco'''). The Gran Fury's styling differed from its brethren by having dual headlights versus the quads on the Dodge and Chrysler C-bodies, but they all shared the same 121.5" wheelbase (124" for the wagon models). Gran Furys were available in coupe, sedan and wagon models in various trims. Base engine was the 5.2L 318 cid V8, with the 5.9L 360, 6.6L 400 and 7.2L 440 cid plants optional. The Gran Fury was fairly popular with police and taxi fleets but they were never a big seller, especially compared to its [[Ford]] and [[GM]] competition. The Gran Fury was dropped along with the Royal Monaco after 1977. |
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| The full-sized C-body [[Plymouth Fury|Fury]] was an all new model in 1974, along with the Dodge Monaco and Chrysler Newport/New Yorker. When the B-body Plymouth Satellite was discontinued after 1974, it was replaced by a restyled Fury, and the previous full-size C-body Fury now became the '''Gran Fury''' (the previous C-body [[Dodge Monaco]] became the '''Royal Monaco'''). The Gran Fury's styling differed from its brethren by having dual headlights versus the quads on the Dodge and Chrysler C-bodies, but they all shared the same 121.5" wheelbase (124" for the wagon models). Gran Furys were available in coupe, sedan and wagon models in various trims. Base engine was the 5.2L 318 cid V8, with the 5.9L 360, 6.6L 400 and 7.2L 440 cid plants optional. The Gran Fury was fairly popular with police and taxi fleets but they were never a big seller, especially compared to its [[Ford]] and [[GM]] competition. The Gran Fury was dropped along with the Royal Monaco after 1977. | | The Gran Fury of this generation became a M-body corporate clone to the '''Dodge Diplomat''' and '''Chrysler Fifth Avenue'''. Again only a 4-door bodystyle was offered. |
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The Plymouth Gran Fury first became a model on its own in 1975, being a corporate clone to the full-size C-body Dodge Royal Monaco and Chrysler Newport/New Yorker. The Gran Fury name was also used briefly on the full-size R-body in 1980, and again on the mid-size M-body in 1982.
See Wikicars' comprehensive Plymouth Gran Fury Review.
Main Competitors
(1st and 2nd Generation)
(3rd Generation)
Generations
1st Generation (1975-1977)
The full-sized C-body Fury was an all new model in 1974, along with the Dodge Monaco and Chrysler Newport/New Yorker. When the B-body Plymouth Satellite was discontinued after 1974, it was replaced by a restyled Fury, and the previous full-size C-body Fury now became the Gran Fury (the previous C-body Dodge Monaco became the Royal Monaco). The Gran Fury's styling differed from its brethren by having dual headlights versus the quads on the Dodge and Chrysler C-bodies, but they all shared the same 121.5" wheelbase (124" for the wagon models). Gran Furys were available in coupe, sedan and wagon models in various trims. Base engine was the 5.2L 318 cid V8, with the 5.9L 360, 6.6L 400 and 7.2L 440 cid plants optional. The Gran Fury was fairly popular with police and taxi fleets but they were never a big seller, especially compared to its Ford and GM competition. The Gran Fury was dropped along with the Royal Monaco after 1977.
2nd Generation (1980-1981)
The Gran Fury name reappeared again on the full-size R-body that was introduced a year earlier in 1979, which included the Dodge St. Regis (which replaced the Monaco) and Chrysler Newport/New Yorker. This time the Gran Fury was an identical twin to the Chrysler Newport instead of the Dodge, indistinguishable at more than 5 feet away (it was, in fact, merely a Newport with a Plymouth Gran Fury nameplate on it).
See the Dodge St. Regis entry for more comments about the 2nd generation Plymouth Gran Fury.
3rd Generation (1982-1989)
The Gran Fury of this generation became a M-body corporate clone to the Dodge Diplomat and Chrysler Fifth Avenue. Again only a 4-door bodystyle was offered.
See the Dodge Diplomat entry for more comments about the 3rd generation Plymouth Gran Fury.
