Chevy almost pulled the trigger on what would have been the hottest classic turbocharged sports car of all time, but for ...

With its prototype series of Astro concept cars, GM showed drivers a possible vision of a future that never fully arrived.

When the Corvair went on sale on October 2, 1959, it was the first American compact with a rear-mounted, air-cooled engine, a feature that Chevrolet had played up in the months leading up to the ...

Though they're more than sixty years old, these beautiful American concept cars are still fascinating today and we can only ...

the Corvair Truck did offer a “rampside” option that allowed the bed walls to fold down to the ground, which made loading motorcycles and other cargo easier. Years Built: 1961–1965 Why It’s Cool: ...

Based on the rear-engined Chevrolet Corvair compact car ... Years Built: 1961–1965 Why It’s Cool: Air-cooled, rear-mounted flat-six engine Why It’s Not: Porcine nose, stepped bed ...

Based on the rear-engined Chevrolet Corvair compact car ... Years Built: 1961–1965 Why It’s Cool: Air-cooled, rear-mounted flat-six engine Why It’s Not: Porcine nose, stepped bed ...

In the race-car engine bay, air flowed from the intercooler, cutting the temperature by half. Crowned by a massive intercooler, the Turbo 2.1’s entrails poured out there. It was covered by a ...

Upon seeing the gigantic sales appeal of the little Beetle, Chevrolet came out with a U.S. version of an air-cooled engine, the controversial Corvair, and produced millions during the 1960s.