Being unique in this way was certain to get people talking, and unfortunately for the Corvair, one of those talkers –- or ...

Ralph Nader is starting a newspaper ... the transformative power of lawsuits and displays a vintage Chevrolet Corvair, a car Nader famously pronounced “unsafe at any speed” in the 1960s.

Every time we publishing literally anything about the Corvair there’s controversy ... reputation they received at the hands ...

In all, some 1.8 million examples were built before Corvair production ended in 1969, brought down by factors that included the pony car revolution and a book by a young lawyer named Ralph Nader.

Consumer advocate, Ralph Nader, was more like Darth Vader when he destroyed the Corvair in the mid-1960s. Rather than blowing up Alderaan with the Death Star, he annihilated the Corvair with his ...

In 1967, to the relief of Ralph Nader, Don Yenko was moving away from building Corvair Stingers for SCCA homologation and started buying Camaros as the next product to be modified at the Yenko ...