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The 1958 Plymouth Fury is a classic car model produced by Plymouth, an American automobile manufacturer. It's most famously known for its appearance in Stephen King's novel "Christine," where it's portrayed as a malevolent, possessed vehicle. The 1958 Plymouth Fury was part of the "Forward Look" design era characterized by bold and futuristic styling. It featured distinctive tailfins, chrome accents, and a prominent front grille. Plymouth marketed the Fury as a premium and luxurious model, aiming to compete with other upscale cars of the era.
The 1958 Plymouth Fury gained significant pop culture recognition through Stephen King's horror novel "Christine," where it's depicted as a supernatural, sentient, and malevolent car. In the story, the car becomes possessed and takes on a life of its own, wreaking havoc. Due to its unique design and association with "Christine," the 1958 Plymouth Fury has become a sought-after collector's item among enthusiasts. The Fury's appearance in pop culture has contributed to its legendary status.
1958 Plymouth Fury “Christine” from the movie recently sold for $275,000.
Around 5,303 Plymouth Fury hardtops were produced for the 1958 model year.
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