Chevrolet 1935
 

USA

EA /ED Master (6 cyl, 206.8 cu.in., 80 hp; wb: 113 in.)
  Business Coupe
  Coach
  Town Sedan
  Sport Coupe
  Sedan
  Sport Sedan
EC Standard (6 cyl, 206.8 cu.in., 74 hp; wb: 107 in.)
  Coach
  Coupe
  Phaeton
  Sport Roadster
  Sedan

Master De Luxe Town Sedan

Master Series EA with Dubonnet 'Knee Action' ifs. Standard Series EC resembled 1934 Standard DC and is continued as an economy model with rigid front axle.

General Motors during 1935 reCorded a total sales to dealers of 1,715,688 units, ranging from the cheapest Chevy at $495 to the top-line Cadillac at $7750. Of this total, just over one million were Chevrolets. It was the Chevrolet Division's first million-plus year since 1929.

Standard

Standard Coupé

Standard EC Sedan for British market.

Standard Sedan

Standard Sport Roadster

Master

Master Deluxe Sport Coupé

Master De Luxe Coupé

Master DeLuxe Town Sedan

Master DeLuxe Sport Sedan

Master DeLuxe Sport Coupé

Trucks

Suburban

DeLuxe Half-Ton Panel Truck