Category: Chevrolet

AutoPacific Take on Chevrolet Silverado Heavy Duty Win – The all-new Heavy Duty Chevrolet Silverado strong satisfaction ratings for overall satisfaction, brand reputation and vehicle reputation help secure a 2007 Motorist Choice Award® in the Large HD Pickup class. Owners rate their cargo space/capacity, interior controls, braking, handling, power and acceleration as best in class. Factors like reliablility/dependability and feeling safe while driving also add to the strong win from the Chevrolet Silverado HD.
IntelliChoice take on Silverado HD win – The Silverado HD was a 2007 Motorist Choice Award winner, because it performed well in both the AutoPacific and IntelliChoice analysis. The Silverado HD has an above average retained value, low fuel costs, and best in class maintenance costs.

AutoPacific Take on Chevrolet HHR Win – Exterior styling and image strongly contribute to the Chevrolet HHR’s class leading performance in the 2007 Motorist Choice Awards® Compact Crossover SUV category. While the HHRs image helped secure a class win, owners rate fuel economy as another strong contributing factor.
IntelliChoice take on Chevrolet HHR win – The Compact Crossover class is a very competitive class. The Chevrolet HHR stands out with low maintenance costs, and a retained value near the top of the segment.

Chevrolet Silverado Heavy Duty wins AutoPacific's 2007 Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Heavy Duty Pickups

Chevrolet Silverado wins AutoPacific 2007 Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Full-Size Light Duty Pickups

GM Performance Parts Division shows its wares at Willow Springs

Corvette gets a new engine and an upscale interior for 2008.

Chevrolet explores U.S. potential for minicars at the 2007 New York Auto Show

VehicleVoice looks at Lincoln MKX Crossover SUV and the Lincoln MKR sedan plus the Chevrolet Camaro convertible at the 2007 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

VehicleVoice looks at Lincoln MKX Crossover SUV and the Lincoln MKR sedan plus the Chevrolet Camaro convertible at the 2007 North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

Today's top of the Corvette lineup is the ZO6. Five-hundred-five horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque from its 7.0L V8 engine. Brembo brakes with red painted calipers showing conspicuously through its spoked 18-inch and 19-inch alloy wheels. This car is the ultimate of the boy racer set.