Seriously?
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http://www.google.com is your friend. Chevrolet has been making cars since the around 1910 (or before, I’m not a historian or a GM fan), so you want 100+ years of models, engines and prices? Would you like to know the tire size, weight, HP, front and rear leg room too, while we’re at it? Sorry, it’s just not going to happen.
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All Chevy Cars starting from the beginning:
1839 Chevrolet Fulton Steamer with a 1500 cid Steam engine was $395 in U.S. Silver pieces
- models could be had with the 2000 cid steam engine

1874 Chevrolet Vega with a Pratt & Whitney R3350 Reciprocating Kerosene Engine $785 fob Detroit

1908 Chevrolet Citation with a General Electric Gas Turbine $9,195

1929 Chevrolet Camaro with the 426 cid Hemi head Inline 8 $250
and finally the penultimate

2003 Chevrolet Biscayne with the Vortec 409 and three speed column shift transmission for three
easy payments of $19.95.

As you can see prices spiked in the early 20th century but technology and volume have brought costs down.

Next question…
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Jason omitted the 58 Impala Wildcat with the 280hp 348 engine and turboglide switch-pitch transmission available in two body styles - not counting convertibles. Price varied with part of country delivered in but ranged from $2945 in the North to $1976 in the South. Out West it was two steers and an evening at home with some grappo and a doobie.
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That will be one long list.
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