Chevrolet Corsa

The Chevrolet Corsa, also sold as the Chevrolet Chevy, is a small car built by General Motors on the basis of the Opel Corsa. General Motors offered various Opel models in Latin America under the Chevrolet name, and an earlier Corvair version had also carried the Corsa name in the 1960s. The first generation, on the GM4200 platform, arrived in Latin America in 1994, a year after the Opel Corsa B, as a three or five door hatchback, a four door notchback sedan, an estate from 1997 and a two door pick-up from 1995, built in Argentina and Brazil until 2016. When the Corsa C came in 2000 it was also sold as a Chevrolet from 2002, with the older car continuing as the Corsa Classic, and the Corsa SS was the strongest version until 2009. Production of the second generation ended in 2012. The Brazilian Celta and Prisma were developed from the Corsa B.