Chevrolet – Yesterday, Today, and with all our support – Tomorrow.

Always in the forefront in American Heritage, American Patronage and in supporting the American Fight for Freedom, Chevrolet is a bigger part of American history than most remember.

From 1937-1945, during WWII, Chevrolet was deeply involved in the effort to preserve our freedom. In 1941 Chevrolet produced 75mm high-explosive shells and shooting parts for a 90mm anti-aircraft gun capable of firing a projectile 5 miles. Chevrolet also manufactured the highly complicated Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines used on long-range bombers for their attacks in Germany. On January 30, 1942, the production of civilian vehicles came to a complete stop so that all of Chevrolet’s recourses could be put toward supporting our American troops in their effort to defend freedom for all of us. It would be four more years before a new Chevrolet would be produced for the civilian population. We thank Chevrolet for their contribution towards victory and the defense of our freedom.

Songs like “See the USA in a Chevrolet” and “Like A Rock” or slogans like “Baseball, Hot Dogs, Apple Pie & Chevrolet” and “An American Revolution”, show just how much Chevrolet is woven into the American fabric. From iconic American vehicles like the Suburban, which began production in 1933 and is still being produced today, or the Corvette, Camaro, Impala and the most durable - longest lasting trucks on the road, the Silverado. What a different world it would be without the contributions of Chevrolet.

In so many ways, yesterday, today and tomorrow, Chevrolet is an American tradition. For me and many others, our freedom, our heritage, our loyalty, and our support is due Chevrolet. I am proud to sell Chevrolets!