General Motors was the first of American auto makers to downsize it’s full-size vehicles. Introduced in fall 1976, the 1977 Chevrolet Caprice and Impala presented a smaller car (116-inch wheelbase matching what was the line’s then mid-size platform) designed to appeal to those with an eye on gas economy. In addition to being shorter, this third generation (1977–1990) B-body run of Chevys weighed in at as much as 900 pounds lighter than predecessors.

ABOVE: These illustrations preview the collection of first production HO-scale Chevrolet Caprice and Impala vehicles come to HO from Rapido Trains.

Rapido Trains plans its HO-scale Chevrolet Caprice and Impala vehicle releases in four-door sedan and wagon editions. In addition to handsome consumer versions, you’ll find taxi, police, and special service editions among announcements. The provided images show early samples and are subject to revisions.

ABOVE: This pre-production sample (subject to revisions) shows the wagon version of this Chevrolet vehicle coming from Rapido Trains to HO scale.

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