Plymouth Satellite
The 1971 Plymouth Satellite marked the launch of the third generation of Chrysler’s B-body intermediate lineup. Distinguished by its bold “fuselage” styling, the Satellite featured smooth, aircraft-inspired body lines and a signature 360-degree loop bumper design that set it apart from earlier models. For 1971, it was the lowest-priced two-door intermediate in the United States, with a starting price of approximately $2,663, making classic Mopar performance accessible to a wide audience.
The Satellite was offered in a wide range of trims, from practical family transportation to sport-oriented variants. Power options commonly included the dependable 318 V8 and the more performance-focused 383 V8, reflecting Plymouth’s balance of affordability, style, and muscle-era capability.
This mod includes three accurately represented models:
1971 Plymouth Satellite 2-Door Coupe
1971 Plymouth Sebring
1971 Plymouth Sebring Custom
All included vehicles feature correct factory paint colors, faithfully matched to original Plymouth offerings from the 1971 model year, ensuring an authentic period look whether viewed up close or in motion.
Designed with attention to real-world proportions, styling details, and factory specifications, this mod aims to deliver a true classic Mopar experience.
