| 1994 "Genuine Chevrolet" embodie the commitment to delivering the automobile ownership experience every driver deserves. |
| 1995 The redesigned Blazer earns Motor Trend's "Truck of the Year" award. New Lumina and Monte Carlo introduced. Geo debuts a newly designed Metro, available in both 4-door Sedan and 3-door Coupe. Corvette serves as the 1995 Official Indy 500 Pace Car. |
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| The full-size Tahoe is named Motor Trend's "Truck of the Year." Chevrolet becomes the first company ever to win Motor Trend's "Truck of the Year" award in two consecutive years. Enhanced Vortec engines introduced in most model trucks, providing more power, impressive fuel economy and less maintenance. |
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| 1996 Chevy re-introduces the classic Malibu nameplate. This incarnation as a great American family sedan wins Motor Trend's 1997 "Car of the Year" award. Chevy Venture debuts -- a stylish, contemporary minivan, meeting the needs of today's families. |
| 1997 The fifth-generation Corvette, (a.k.a. C5) is born, and will carry the Corvette legend into the next millennium. |
| 1998 The former Geo Prism, Metro, and Tracker brands become the newest additions to the Chevrolet family. Chevrolet introduces the all-new C5 Corvette convertible. The all-new 1999 Silverado Pickup is introduced, winning Motor Trend's 1999 "Truck of the Year" award. |
| 1999 At the 1999 North America Detroit International Auto Show, Chevrolet launches the All-New Chevy Tracker. |
| An automotive legend is also reborn as Chevrolet unveils the all-new 2000 Impala. |
| 2002 Over the Last 91 years, Chevrolet has become a part of the American landscape. It's in our songs. It's in our movies. It's on our roads. Maybe that's because Chevrolet has always worked hard to build performance, style, and quality into dependable, long-lasting cars and trucks that go the distance. Through the years, and across miles, Chevy's always been there. And wherever America's going...We'll be There. |
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| I hope you have enjoyed the History of Chevrolet. |
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