1978 Plymouth Horizon 1.7
Summary:
It was a sweet car, although the fake wood was interesting with a red interior
Faults:
It had problems with the carburetter, and assorted electrical problems. It also had a water leak from the windshield seal.
General Comments:
I really liked this car. I would have kept it even longer, but I was hit by a new Chevy Cavalier. The impact bent my frame and the insurance car totalled it, but let me keep it for a $20 deduction in the settlement. The Cavalier was towed away, and the Horizon became the down payment on my Dodge Lancer (for another $1000).
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 26th June, 2001
8th Jan 2005, 17:59
I belong to a Plymouth Car Club and would like to acquire a Plymouth Horizon that is operational. However, it must have been manufactured during or before 1980. I can't seem to find out when the first ones were made.
I don't care if the car has some rust and needs painting and I can always throw a blanket over worn and torn upholstery. I don't have a place to work on the car so can't use one that needs a lot of engine or transmission work or needs brakes and steering components. Can you give me any leads and advice re this car. I live in Columbia, MD. My name is CHIP STEVES phone 410-992-1280. Thanks.
30th Sep 2004, 22:13
Could you tell me about the electrical problem's you had with your Horizon? Mine keap's blowing the turnsignel fuse. Bob.