Chevrolet 400

The CHEVROLET 400 is a classic saloon car produced between 1968 and 1974. It was designed as a comfortable and reliable vehicle for families and city driving. With its spacious interior and smooth ride, it became a popular choice for those who needed a practical yet stylish car during its time. The saloon body style made it suitable for daily commutes and weekend trips alike.

Under the hood, the CHEVROLET 400 features a robust 3.8-liter petrol engine, known by the engine code L230. This engine delivers a power output of 129 PS or 95 kW, providing a balanced performance for everyday driving. The car uses a rear-wheel drive system, which enhances its handling and driving dynamics. Fuel is supplied through either an intake manifold injection or a carburettor, depending on the model variant. Notably, the CHEVROLET 400 does not include a catalytic converter, reflecting the technology standards of its production era.