Corvair lineup gains space and new styling cues
General Motors showcases extensive Corvair updates including a larger cargo area, lower trunk loading, improved interior space, new safety features, a 145 cubic inch engine, and optional 98 horsepower unit. Highlights cover Lakewood and Greenbrier wagons, revised Corvette styling, and expanded Impala Bel Air Biscayne lines with shorter, narrower bodies for 1961.
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Lakewood
Greenbrier
Chevrolet
Nomad
Parkwood
Brookwood
Corvair 95 Debuts In 1961 Chevy Truck Line Friday
Chevrolet introduces the Corvair 95, a new short wheelbase light-duty truck line with 80 hp air-cooled six, rear transaxle, unit-frame construction, and improved cargo access. The lineup includes panel delivery and two pickup models with swing-down side ramp, ample payload, and low loading heights designed for urban service.
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Chevrolet
Daliver
James B. Gahan
Gales Moneger
The 1961 Chevrolet: A New Measure of Your Money's Worth
The 61 Chevrolet trim lowers outside size for easier parking while keeping generous inside space. Wider door openings, higher seats, and added headroom improve comfort, with a deep trunk and practical design. Dealers promise thrift and reliability in this new model.
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Corvan
Impala
Bel Air
Bigeayne
Nea
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Corvair
Biscaynes
Biscayne
Fisher Newness
Coolarly
Chevrolet-Pontiac-Cadillac, Inc