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was formed in 1911 by Luis Chevrolet and
W.C. Durant.
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was incorporated into General Motors in 1918.
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was the last of the five major domestic marques of General Motors to be purchased.
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was the sales leader in America from 1927 on, with a few exceptions.
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1947 Fleetline
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1950 Styleline
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1954 Deluxe
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1955 3100
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1956 210
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1957 Bel Air
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1959 Parkwood
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1962 Impala SS
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1964 Corvair
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1964 Impala SS
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1965 Corvair
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1965 Impala SS
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1966 Malibu SS
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1969 Corvair
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1971 El Camino SS
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1972 Impala
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1972 Monte Carlo
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1975 Caprice
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1976 Nova Concours
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1977 Caprice
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1978 El Camino
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1982 Camaro Z28
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1988 Monte Carlo SS
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2002 Silverado 1500
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Chevrolet has always been the General Motors volume leading entry-level division. Even so, "Chevy" has also been the division with a few
surprises. The fiberglass-bodied true sports car Corvette, the rear-engined, air-cooled Corvair, and even the twin-cam all-aluminum Cosworth Vega engine, were all risks that other
"low-priced" marques did not take.
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