Plymouth Cambridge

The Plymouth Cambridge 6-Cylinder was introduced in 1952 and featured a 226.1 cubic inch (3.7L) flathead six-cylinder engine producing 97 horsepower. This sedan variant was known for its spacious interior and comfortable ride, making it a popular choice among families. It came with a three-speed manual transmission and offered a range of trim options.

The Plymouth Cambridge 4-Door Sedan was introduced in 1952 and remained in production until 1953. It featured a 6-cylinder engine, producing approximately 97 horsepower. This variant offered a spacious interior and was aimed at families, providing practical transportation with a focus on comfort and utility.

The Plymouth Cambridge 4-Cylinder variant was also introduced in 1952, featuring a 170 cubic inch (2.8L) four-cylinder engine. This variant produced a modest output of 75 horsepower, providing an economical option for buyers. It maintained the same four-door sedan body style, offering a practical choice for daily commuting.

The Plymouth Cambridge 2-Door Sedan was also launched in 1952 and was available until 1953. This variant shared the same 6-cylinder engine as its 4-door counterpart, but with a sportier two-door design. It was targeted at younger buyers looking for style combined with practicality.