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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.

 
Chevrolet recently announced that it plans to be all-electric soon. This decision is part of the automaker's new goal to reduce its environmental impact. Chevrolet's all-electric lineup will include cars, SUVs, and trucks. While this decision may surprise some, it makes sense in light of the current automotive market. Electric vehicles are becoming more and more popular, and Chevrolet wants to stay ahead of the curve. With this announcement, Chevrolet is signaling that it is committed to being a leader in the electric vehicle market.

 
Corvette Racing is heading to the world stage in 2022, with plans to campaign two factory-backed Chevrolet Corvette C7.Rs in the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans and European Le Mans Series (ELMS). The legendary race team wants to take this next step as part of its ongoing effort to grow interest in Corvette Racing around the globe, including the addition of a second US-based team to compete in 2019.

 

The new year is a good time for a fresh start, including starting with a new car. At our dealership, we want to make sure that you start the new year off with a brand new Chevrolet that will meet your needs and the needs of your family. We know that everyone wants some features in their car, such as the paint color and the latest technology. But there are some other things to think about as you're planning to get a new vehicle that ensures you buy one that genuinely meets your needs. As you're looking at…

 

If you are in the market for a new electric vehicle, your own car may be the answer. How is that possible, you wonder? With the upcoming EV Retrofit Kit. Starting later in 2021, Chevrolet plans to roll out special electric motor conversion kits. These kits can turn the gasoline engine in your car into an electrical, mechanical system instead. They will translate over some of the Chevrolet Bolt EV mechanical features to give your vehicle more power, fuel savings, and a responsive ride.

 

Are you a Bolt EV owner or planning to become one in the future? Chevrolet is glad to announce the launch of Bolt EV Academy to help electric vehicle owners learn about its advantages and get the most out of owning and driving an electric vehicle. Chevrolet's primary focus is to provide our customers with easy to use and high performing technology.

 

Everyone likes the occasional movie night. But being stuck on your couch night after night can get old! Social distancing, which has become the norm over worldwide COVID-19 concerns, has left some people unhappy and downtrodden. But if you're feeling less than upbeat about having to stay away from friends, rest assured there are still good ways to cope with a positive attitude and a good mindset.

 

If you haven't recently read much about the Chevrolet Spark, it might be because the vehicle last got a full new redesign in 2016. And in the auto world, that's an incredibly long time. New tech becomes outdated by year's end and vehicles are often tragically behind the times if they skip even a few seasons of fresh new features, so the Spark is definitely due for a redesign, and we're happy to say that Chevrolet is giving its Spark fans what they want. You'll see a lot of new changes in the 2019 season…

 

Ready to help with today's business transportation needs, Chevy introduces the new Silverado 4500HD and 5500HD line-up. There are many updates, and each has been targeted to address one or more common needs of heavy-duty truck owners. Whether your concerns are focused on capability, drivability, or maintenance, you will find these trucks can be a big asset to your bottom line.

 

 

 

The 2018 Chevy Camaro will be available with an all-new ZL1 1LE Extreme Track Performance Package this summer. Complete with a variety of performance-oriented features and technologies, the package is designed to take your track day experience to the next level.