Plymouth Breeze Accessories & Parts

Replacing popular Acclaim, the Plymouth Breeze, a mid-sized 4-door sedan was introduced in 1996. Plymouth Breeze was similar to Dodge Stratus and Chrysler Cirrus, sharing the Crysler JA Platform with these models. Cirrus and Stratus, released in late 1995, along with new Breeze were known as the Cloud Cars. What made the Breeze stand out from two similar in appearance vehicles were the ridged taillights. They incorporated the reverse and turn signals into single unit, instead of a separate strip. The eggcrate grille also made it dinstinct. The model's cab forward design was repeated after earlier introduced design of the Chrysler Concorde, Dodge Interpid, and Eagle Vision full-size LH cars. With the first year of production, the Breeze featured 46,355 units sold .

First available in single trim level, the model offered the special order package, called the Expresso, in 1998-1999 years. The base model was powered by 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine with an output of 132 hp. Plymouth Barracuda came with standard 5-speed manual transmission and optional 4-speed automatic. The 4-door sedan was equipped with such Plymouth parts as standard dual airbags, an AM/FM stereo unit, power steering, rear defroster, and air conditioning. Other available options included anti-lock brakes, power windows, power door locks, an integrated rear child seat, a sunroof, and a remote trunk release. In the 1997 model year, minor changes were made to the Breeze with new console that included extra storage, rear-seat cupholders, and an integrated armrest.

Getting more power with larger 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine, which produced 150 hp, new Plymouth Breeze had only automatic transmission in 1998. The Expresso, a new trim level, was added featuring new options, adding different wheel covers. The production increased to 66,620 units that year. Remaining in a single trim level, but offering smoother ride due to revised suspension, the Breeze was available till 2000. It was discontinued, because of being the low-end Cloud Cars' model, the sedan didn't offer the V6 engine unlike Chrysler Cirrus and Dodge Stratus. In 2000 Plymouth Breeze was replaced by the Chrysler Sebring sedan.

The middle of the nineties saw a lot of changes within the industry. SUVs were beginning to become the hottest ticket in town, and cars were becoming smaller and smaller. That left the sedan segment in limbo, but a lot of drivers still needed answers for their compact to midsize needs. The Plymouth Breeze helped provide that answer. The Breeze is a dependable, handsome sedan that delivers on the performance as much as the economy. The Breeze hasn't been wiped away either-there's plenty of them still around. And adorned with the right accessories and parts can make one of these models one stylish mode of transportation.

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