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Launched in 1953 at the Motorama, the first generation of the Corvette was not such a big hit in the beginning, but, later on, it became the most successful American sports car, and, later on, the C1 started to be considered as a collectors' jewel.
Every engineering project has its development stages, but, in the auto industry, two particular steps must be very thoroughly taken: the design and the drivetrain, because the former will gather attention, while the latter will bring in the buyers.
When going after a classic car, collectors have a lot of aspects to take into account. The most important of all has to be the uniqueness of the vehicle, whatever form that may take.
The Corvette saga officially kicked off with the production start of the first generation back in 1953. The C1 was assembled at two factories in the United States until 1962, and came with a front-engine and rear-wheel drive layout, in a convertible body style.