An eight-page Plymouth XNR promotional brochure read ... successor to the XNR bowed first as a show car, then as a limited production model. They called it the Prowler. but top speed with ...

and the Plymouth XNR is among the most curious. As 1960 dawned, Plymouth was a producer of practical, solid and slow cars, competing head-to-head with Chevrolet and Ford. But it didn't have an ...

Its latest video showcases an interesting gem that not a lot of people might remember or even know existed: an impressively accurate replica of the iconic 1960 Plymouth XNR concept car.

with gleaming side-exit exhaust and a rear fin reminiscent of some period race cars. That vehicle isn’t made specifically for the show. It’s the Plymouth XNR concept from 1960, and apparently ...

While working for Chrysler, the legendary stylist was also responsible for several iconic concept cars, and perhaps the most famous was the Plymouth XNR ... Euro-styled model that became the ...

the Plymouth XNR has defied all odds and managed to survive. Although it never got to challenge the Corvette in dealerships or on public roads, it remains one of the most intriguing concept cars ...

Top Photo Credit: The Motoring Journal The car is the Plymouth XNR Concept — and it was designed — and likely named — by Chrysler styling chief Virgil Exner in 1960 as a way to explore a ...

RM Auctions will sell the 1960 Plymouth XNR next month in Monterey, Calif. around the festivities of the annual Concourse d’Elegance, perhaps adding another adventure for the storied car with a ...

In the real world, this car’s design was led by Virgil Exner (notice the “XNR” moniker is ... to speculate on the make and model. Initially thought a 1964 Plymouth Valiant, the car’s ...

From the rear the Plymouth XNR Concept is no less striking; this car lived in the middle east for decades and reportedly survived the war in Lebanon stored in a secret underground garage.