Chevrolet Caprice


If you hear a squeak in this car it’s probably the piccolo player on your FM stereo

The pleasant sounds you hear, the unpleasant you don't. That's one of the luxuries of riding in this new Caprice - with its acoustically insulated Body by Fisher, gentled by a Jet-smoother ride.

Take the road noises you hear in ordinary cars, for instance. The closest thing to these you're likely to pick up are the sounds of Bourbon Street and Tin Pan Alley - coming in loud and clear over the 4-speaker multiplex AM-FM stereo radio you can order in any of the four opulent new Caprice models.

Other creature comforts include Strato-bucket front seats and a fully instrumented console available in the Custom Coupe. Why not have a quiet talk about a new Caprice with your Chevrolet dealer.

Caprice - elegance the Chevrolet way


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