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Chevrolet’s Cruze is almost here, and I got a first look at it last week. I wasn’t able to drive it, but I was able to get a peek at it. The Cruze is the replacement for the outgoing Cobalt compact car, and it has already been on sale in Europe for quite some time. [...]

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The Chevrolet Corvette Z06 gets a host of upgrades for the 2011 model year, including a new tuned exhaust, improved Goodyear F1 Supercar run-flat tires, optional carbon fiber pieces and the optional Z07 Performance Package developed for the ZR-1 Corvette (and previously released on the Z06 Carbon edition). Chevrolet claims the new exhaust design will [...]

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by Jake Holmes In case you had forgotten that Chevrolet plans to offer a convertible version of the Camaro, here are two images of a pre-production car from the official Chevy Camaro Facebook page. The pictures show a Camaro RS convertible that looks like it’s ready to hit showroom floors (either that, or it’s getting [...]

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Chevrolet Silverado HD arrived at the Chicago Auto Show riding on an all-new ladder frame, suspension, and axles – about the only carry-over part is the front stabilizer bar link that connects the stabilizer bar to the lower control arm. Maximum towing capacity is up to 20,000 pounds with the DRW Duramax diesel and fifth [...]

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Chevrolet wants to take advantage of the booming demand for small cars in emerging markets and to help with that goal, General Motors Co. is banking on a new four-door sedan developed by its Chinese joint venture. Unveiled last Jan. 11, the Chevy New Sail is the first car developed start to finish by Shanghai [...]

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Undoubtedly, the 2011 Volt is one of the most hotly anticipated new model launches in Chevrolet’s long and storied history, and it will likely be seen as a halo model of sorts for General Motors as a whole. As we experienced first hand when we slid behind the wheel of a preproduction Volt the other [...]

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As posted on Indycarz.com Back in the 1960s, Don Yenko was the man responsible for a slew of go-fast GM cars—nearly everything from the Corvair to the Camaro got extra power and improved handling thanks to the GM Central Office Production Order (COPO) strategy that helped Yenko turn those specially ordered cars into street legends. [...]

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In a recent web chat, Brent Dewar, the head of Chevy calls Edmunds fibbers , saying GM’s “not officially decided to bring back the Camaro Z28 .” We’d like to note the use of the word “officially.” Also, he talked about suits. Yeah, we dunno about the last part about suits, but Dewar’s full comment [...]

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Based on the beat concept, the production version retains almost all the major styling elements of the concept. The syling is edgy and very youthful inside out and emphasizes fun to drive and energy. Even the instrument pod is inspired from a motorcycle! The company also says that the new mini will have class leading front [...]

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