Full-size pickup · 1999–present
Silverado 1500
Chevy’s full-size pickup.
276 for salefrom $10,995
United States · since 1911
Chevrolet
GM’s volume brand, from Silverado to Corvette.
Chevrolet was founded by race driver Louis Chevrolet and GM founder William Durant, and became General Motors’ biggest brand. Today it spans affordable crossovers, full-size trucks and SUVs, and the Corvette.
- Founded
- 1911
- Country
- United States
- Headquarters
- Detroit, Michigan, USA
- Founded by
- Louis Chevrolet and William C. Durant
- Parent company
- General Motors
- Current models
- 6
Chevrolet models
Every model we track, sorted by how many are for sale near you.
Compact SUV · 2005–present
Equinox
Chevy’s best-selling crossover.
189 for salefrom $6,995Full-size SUV · 1995–present
Tahoe
The full-size, body-on-frame family SUV.
112 for salefrom $12,995Midsize 3-row SUV · 2009–present
Traverse
A roomy three-row crossover.
98 for salefrom $8,995Midsize sedan · 1964–2025
Malibu
A long-running midsize sedan, discontinued after 2025.
84 for salefrom $5,995Midsize pickup · 2004–present
Colorado
Chevy’s midsize pickup.
61 for salefrom $11,995Sports car · 1953–present
Corvette
America’s sports car, mid-engined since 2020.
39 for salefrom $17,995
Milestones
- 1911Chevrolet Motor Car Company is founded.
- 1918Chevrolet becomes part of General Motors.
- 1953The Corvette debuts.
- 1955The small-block V8 arrives.
- 1999The Silverado name replaces C/K pickups.
- 2020The Corvette moves to a mid-engine layout (C8).
Classic Chevrolet models
Discontinued icons that collectors still search for.
Bel Air (1955–1957)1955–1957
The “Tri-Five” Chevys, icons of 1950s design.
Camaro Z/281967–2002
Chevy’s answer to the Mustang.