The 1950s were among the most productive years in the history of the automobile. American car manufacturers were on a roll - literally. Fuel prices were at their lowest, drive-in movies and rock and roll were all the rage. Luxury and the high life had captured the imagination of an entire society, and this was reflected in the bold eye-catching design of the new cars of the day. The new automotive offspring included the 1957 Chevy. Part of the Chevrolet's top-of- the-line Bel-Air series, the 1957 will go down in history as a timeless classic.

The fluid elegant form of this Chevy was revamped from an earlier model marketed by General Motors in 1955. The design was more extravagant. Featuring flamboyant rear fins, headlight guards and oversized silver bumpers, the 1957 Chevy Bel-Air was hard to miss. The chrome wind splits down the hood gave the car a sharp look. A gleaming chrome-trimmed trunk that served to store the spare tire was offered as an option. The gas filler door was hidden in the trim that ran from the rear left fin. This superb Chevrolet, which came in coupe and convertible models, was powered by a V8 engine capable of generating 283 horsepower. This car is by far one of the best ever manufactured by Chevrolet to this day.

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