"1971 Heavy Chevy: The Ultimate Insurance Beater for Young Drivers"

 The Chevelle was a versatile car line produced by Chevrolet, offering everything from station wagons to sporty coupes. In 1971, Chevrolet introduced a new addition to the Chevelle line: the Heavy Chevy, an affordable entry-level performance car.

The Heavy Chevy was a special package available for only two years, aimed at young buyers who wanted a hot car at an economical price. Packed with distinctive graphics and styling cues, this package targeted unmarried 20-somethings seeking a performance machine that was cheap to maintain and insure.

Many considered the Heavy Chevy the ultimate insurance beater, as it provided the sporty looks and performance of the Chevy Chevelle SS without the high insurance premiums.