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New Vehicles Certified Used Service Our Team Brand Name History The Thirties World War II Postwar Rock & Roll Era |
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1960 The basic Corvair sedan is a masterpiece of efficient and attractive packaging. It is also the first American production car with all-round independent suspension.  |
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1961 Full-size Chevrolet is completely restyled with clean, crisp lines and Impala SS (for Super Sport) debuts. |
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1962 Compact Chevy II Nova introduced. |
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1963 Chevrolet introduces the Corvette Sting Ray, which features radical changes from previous models. The new 'Vette sports a modern chassis with independent suspension all around, as well as power-operated hidden headlamps that rotate from beneath a long, sleek hood. |
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1964 All-new, full-size Chevrolet features dramatic, flowing styling. Luxurious Caprice model introduced. Chevrolet is first to build more than 3 million cars and trucks in a single year. |
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1966 Chevrolet unveils the Camaro as a 1967 model. It proves an instant hit -- so much so that, in a 2.2 million-car year, 10 percent of 1967 Chevrolet sales are Camaros. |
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1967 First Camaro SS version paces Indy 500. By now, the pony car phenomenon has captured the country's imagination and Camaro is right there to grab it. A popular magazine says, "the youthquake in Detroit has brought a new generation of cars."  |
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