In 1941, America was buzzing with prosperity, and Chevrolet decided to ride that wave by jazzing up their cars. The new Chevy coupe, redesigned for the third year in a row, ditched its pickup vibes for a sleek Buick-esque look, all while keeping your wallet reasonably happy. With a starting price of $712, you could cruise around in style, thanks to the spacious interior and the mighty “Victory Six” engine. Over 100,000 of these beauties hit the road, proving that even back then, everyone loved a good bargain on wheels!
It was a boom time in 1941, Americans are back to work and there is cash to spend. The latest Chevrolet has been redesigned for the third time in as many years and no longer has the same look or ride of a utility pickup. The ’41 Chevy is perceived as a bargain by consumers; both the Master DeLuxe and Special DeLuxe versions have a lot more interior room plus they resemble the much more expensive Buick. The new Chev can be had for an entry level price of $712.00 up to the top of the line unit for $995.00. There were 108,976 of the full sized DeLuxe produced that year and all were powered by the newly upgraded “Victory Six” engine.
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