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Serving as Executive Chief Engineer - Global Transmissions, Drive Units, and Racing Propulsion Programs at General Motors, Jeff Luke knows the legacy of the Silverado firsthand. He stands with thousands of GM workers whose craftsmanship has supported this legendary pickup line. Chevrolet was a family standard for Jeff well before he started at GM in 1986, as several family members were employed by General Motors and drove Chevy trucks.

 
In 1911, William C. Durant founded the Chevrolet Motor Company. By 1918, GM had acquired the company, marking the beginning of a storied legacy. Durant's vision was straightforward: create a car for every purse and purpose, emphasizing affordability and the belief that every hardworking American deserved a reliable vehicle.

 
The Chevrolet Corvette celebrates a significant anniversary - it turns 70! Given that the Corvette, a cultural icon, has been in production for the longest of any current automobile nameplates, it is an accomplishment that deserves recognition.

 
The Corvette is a car that has been around for over 60 years. It is one of the most popular cars in America and has a rich history. However, the Corvette has changed over the years. These changes are evident from its early days as a sports car to its present-day status as a luxury vehicle. Let's take a look at the history of the Corvette, from its inception in 1953 to its current eighth generation. We will also examine some of the key features that made the Corvette an iconic car.