the most radical of which was the Plymouth XNR. First shown to the public at the 1960 New York Auto Show, the breathtaking concept was Exner's take on a lightweight, Euro-inspired sports car that ...

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Amazing new images giving a unique bird's eye view of Plymouth are going on display. They are the work of John Robson, who said he wanted to offer a "fresh way to see the city". John, 39 ...

A Plymouth man who got “bored” of looking at bestiality images went on to begin downloading images of children being sexually abused, according to charges filed this week. Randy Lee Gray Sr., ...

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Mopar’s 1967 Plymouth GTX Electromod Concept reimagines a muscle car icon with a modern electric twist. Unveiled at SEMA, this EV concept marries classic style with a clean, efficient electric ...

Authorities arrested a Plymouth man who allegedly cyber stalked ... Federal prosecutors said James Florence Jr. allegedly posted edited photos of the victim in her underwear, among other crimes.

A Plymouth man who admitted making indecent photographs ... Davey had admitted making 116 still and moving indecent images of children of Category A - the most serious - between May 10, 2021 ...

Amazon’s video-game-based television adaptation is rife with interesting sheetmetal—and, yes, that's the real Plymouth XNR As for Amazon ... the real-world Mopar concept car – yes, a ...

That vehicle isn’t made specifically for the show. It’s the Plymouth XNR concept from 1960, and apparently it’s the real deal, as discovered by a reporter for Hagerty.