Chevrolet Bel-Air

The Bel-Air was a sedan marketed by Chevrolet in the fifties and sixties. It is considered one of the most iconic cars ever made, especially the 1957 model, and is a staple at car shows. The car was named after a suburb of Los Angeles. It competed in the Grand National. It formed the basis for the Chevrolet Nomad. A concept car was created in 2002, but was not produced.