What are the Most Classic and Collectible Chevrolets?

Searching for that perfect collectible car has many car lovers turning to Chevrolet with its lineup of classic cars famed for their looks, performance, and handling. So, you might be wondering just which Chevrolets are considered the most classic and collectible. That’s why we at Allen Turner Chevrolet made this help guide describing just that. Keep reading to learn about the most famed Chevrolets to ever leave the production line.

What Are the Most Classic Collectible Chevrolets?

Through the years, Chevrolet has created some of the most iconic and loved cars, making for many desirable and collectible models. Here are some of the top classic and collectible Chevrolets to consider adding to your car collection:

2020 Chevrolet Corvette C8

The eighth generation of the Chevrolet Corvette instantly caught the attention and hearts of supercar lovers everywhere. Originally available with a coupe or convertible option and six different trims, this model year lets car lovers get in on a beloved supercar at an entry price of $59,995 MSRP or cap it out at $78,495 MSRP. Behind the passenger compartment sits the power horse of an engine. Boasting a 6.2-liter V-8 engine that generates up to 490 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque, this beast has plenty of get-up-and-go to offer the thrill of a lifetime.

What makes this car such a sought-after collectible is the complete redesign from the seventh generation, making it unique and new in the collectible supercar market. While this specific model year is no longer in production, you can still get the C8 version of this supercar with the newer model years, or you can search for it in the used car market by searching our used vehicle inventory.

2010 Chevrolet Camaro

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Another beloved favorite in the muscle car group is the 2010 Chevrolet Camaro, with its aggressive front end and jam-packed performance. This fifth-generation Camaro was offered as a coupe or convertible with five different trim options, making for a vast selection of collectible varieties. One of the major reasons this model took off was the movie media revolving around it, making it an overnight success. While this particular model isn’t in production, you can still get in on the action by searching for it as a used car, or you can opt for its newer model, the 2023 Chevrolet Camaro.

Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1

Corvettes enter the list again, with the 1990 and 2009 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 being some of the most recognizable and sought-after Corvette models. The 2009 model was the sixth-generation ZR-1 and one of the most powerful factory-made Corvettes, which largely contributes to its collectible status. Another reason this model is highly coveted is that the 2009 model year was the first time in 12 years that the ZR-1 badge returned to the production line.

The 1990 model combined European mechanics with American design, resulting in one of the first American sports cars that could compete with the European-dominated supercar market at the time. Classic lines, impressive power, and precise handling all work together to make this supercar one for any collector to want. You can search for these beauties either as a part of a dealership’s used vehicle inventory or as a part of a vehicle auction.

1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454

Ringing true as an authentic American muscle car that speaks toward American innovation and power is the 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454. With a proud front end and a sloping cabin and back end, this muscle car was built for power, performance, and stellar handling. Under the hood is a powerful V-8 engine that generates 390 horsepower, making it a true icon of the muscle-car golden age. While this model is no longer in production and often isn’t part of a dealership’s used inventory, you can find this model in car auctions or private sales.

1960s Chevrolet Camaro

The 1960s saw many flagship muscle cars, and Chevrolet is no exception with its 1967 to 1969 Chevrolet Camaro. This first-generation classic boasted a wide variety of engine options to choose from, with perhaps the most well-known one being the Z28. This turnkey racecar made waves when it first debuted and is still making waves today with its 290-horsepower engine, note-worthy front end, and flowing lines that make this model instantly recognizable on the streets. This model is no longer in production and is often only seen as part of car auctions and private care sales.

Which Models Are Still in Production?

While the older model years are no longer in production, you can still find the Camaro and Corvette in newer model years. The Camaro will culminate with the 2024 model year being the last fully gas-powered model produced by Chevrolet. As for the Corvette, you can still find the C8 body style with the newer 2023 model that boasts innovative driver-assistance technology along with the premium 70th Anniversary trim option.

How Allen Turner Chevrolet Can Help

Whether you’re looking for supercar speed or classic American muscle, Allen Turner Chevrolet can help you find the car of your dreams. With our new inventory and ever-changing used inventory, you’re sure to find a collectible car you’ll love for years to come. If you already have that perfect collectible, you can also rely on our team at Allen Turner Chevrolet to service your vehicle. With the experience of our certified technicians and the quality of original equipment manufacturer Chevrolet parts, you can count on us to get your vehicle running like it just came off the production line.

Ready To Find Your Next Collectible Chevrolet?

If you’re looking for your next perfect collectible Chevrolet, look no further than Allen Turner Chevrolet in Crestview, Florida. We can help you find the perfect car on our lot and even safely deliver your prized possession to your home. Contact us today to see how we can help you get the classic car of your dreams and learn why we were rated the 2023 DealerRater Dealer of the Year in Florida.