Chevrolet

The Chevrolet Motor Car Company, founded on November 8, 1911, by Louis Chevrolet, William C. Durant, and others, became a dominant force in the American automobile market. Known for iconic models like the Corvette (introduced in 1953), the Impala, and the Camaro, Chevrolet revolutionized automotive design and technology. By the 1960s, it was a market leader, selling one in ten cars in the U.S., while later adapting to changing demands with imported and re-badged small cars.