Chevrolet

Chevrolet is a division of General Motors. In addition to the production of popular models, the department also produces a variety of sports sports cars. "Chevrolet" is taken from the surname of the original Chevrolet Motor Company founder Louis Chevrolet (Swiss driver); the icon trademark is an abstracted bow tie, symbolizing the generosity, style and demeanor of the Chevrolet car. Since the Chevrolet Division produced the first car in 1915, its product sales have been among the best in the United States. In 1940, it produced 15 million cars (at that time, General Motors produced 25 million cars). Therefore, Chevrolet is called the "authentic American car", and the "baseball, hot dog, and apple pie" closely related to the image of the Americans topped the rankings (1975). Since 1984, Chevrolet has won the "Best Car" award from "Auto Fashion" magazine more than ten times.