1967 Chevrolet Caprice

The 1967 Caprice received a restyling with more rounded body lines and revised grilles and taillights, optional front fender corner lamps that lit with the headlamps, and a revised instrument panel with round instruments and a new steering wheel. Caprices featured occupant protection such as an energy absorbing steering column and shoulder belt anchors. The 100 millionth General Motors car built in the United States was a light blue 1967 Caprice coupe, assembled on April 21, 1967 at Janesville, Wisconsin.