Details of the 10 finals since:
1993 (Host Ecuador): Argentina 2 Mexico 1. Gabriel Batistuta struck twice for holders Argentina who had progressed through the knockout rounds with penalty shootout wins over Brazil and Colombia
1995 (Uruguay): Uruguay 1 Brazil 1 (5-3 pens). Midfielders Enzo Francescoli and Gus Poyet steered Uruguay to the title and a shootout victory over the world champions
1997 (Bolivia): Brazil 3 Bolivia 1. Ronaldo and Romario teamed up to help Brazil become the first team to hold the Copa America and World Cup at the same time
1999 (Paraguay): Brazil 3 Uruguay 0. A team featuring Ronaldo and Rivaldo, who scored twice in the final, helped Brazil retain the trophy with the pair ending as joint top scorers with five goals each
2001 (Colombia): Colombia 1 Mexico 0. Holders Brazil were upset 2-0 by Honduras in the quarter-finals and a goal by defender Ivan Cordoba sealed Colombia's first and only title
2004 (Peru): Argentina 2 Brazil 2 (4-2 pens). Brazil striker Adriano headed an equaliser in the final seconds of stoppage time to take the final to a shootout
2007 (Venezuela): Brazil 3 Argentina 0. Argentina, with Juan Roman Riquelme in his pomp and a young Lionel Messi, were undone by Brazil's counter-attacks and a decisive own goal by Roberto Ayala
2011 (Argentina): Uruguay 3 Paraguay 0. Two goals by Diego Forlan and one from Luis Suarez sealed a romping win at the River Plate stadium in Buenos Aires.
2015 (Chile): Chile 0 Argentina 0 after extra time (4-1 pens). Chile's best generation, moulded by a succession of Argentine coaches, undid Messi's World Cup finalists
2016 (United States): Argentina v Chile. Sixteen teams including six from CONCACAF in a 16-nation format for the first time to celebrate the tournament's 100th anniversary.