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The Swiss racing driver Louis Chevrolet and the businessman William Durant founded the brand in Detroit in 1911. General Motors absorbed it in 1918. It became the mass-market name of the group and Ford's main rival. Today it sells cars of every size on every continent.
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Chevrolet
2009–2016 · Inline-4
The GPiX concept, shown at the 2008 São Paulo Auto Show, grew into the Agile. Chevrolet developed it in Brazil and built it in Argentina on the base of the early-1990s Opel Corsa B, only as a five-door hatchback with a 1.4-litre flex-fuel engine.
Photo: Diego HC (CC BY 3.0)
Chevrolet
1987–1996
Vertical door handles on the B-pillar made the Beretta coupé stand out, a feature later used on the Lumina coupé. It succeeded the Citation alongside the four-door Corsica, and Cars and Concepts turned GT models into the Beretta GTU, with alloys, spoiler and ground effects.
Photo: Bull-Doser (Public domain)
Chevrolet
1966–1969
Just 69 ZL1s were ever built. Chevrolet's pony car arrived for 1967 on the new F-body shared with the Pontiac Firebird, and that year a Camaro RS/SS convertible paced the Indianapolis 500; 100 replicas were sold to the public, while only 602 Z/28s were sold.
Photo: Rich Niewiroski Jr. (CC BY 2.5)
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