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2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS Release Delayed: Exciting Other Models Revealed

25Jul

By Nathan EhingerNo Comments

2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS Release Delayed: Exciting Other Models Revealed

In a less than boisterous announcement, we’ve learned deliveries of the new 2024 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS will be delayed until spring 2024. (more…)

20Oct

By Carl DurrekNo Comments

Chevrolet, Sports Cars

70th-Anniversary Stingray Corvette

Seven Decades Of Power Are Meant to Be Celebrated Bring out the birthday cake and candles. If you're the proud owner of a Corvette Stingray, it's time to celebrate its 70th birthday. Visit your local Chevrolet dealer to see how you can order your very own 70th-anniversary Stingray Corvette. How the Stingray Grew To Be an American Classic The first model of the Corvette Stingray went on sale in 1953. The first model featured a classic convertible style and an inline 6-cylinder engine that put out a respectable 150 horsepower. The introduction of the Corvette was a direct response to European sports vehicles and their rising popularity. While it was slow to find its footing in the US market, the Corvette began to grow in popularity as well in U.S. markets. That is only after it was outf...

26May

By Manny BatemanNo Comments

Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GM

Historically Interesting Engines from GM

Even though the area isn’t open to the public there is a part of the GM Heritage Center that is home to some of the engines that have been developed over the course of the history of this company. With over 100 years already in the books, you can only imagine the number of different engines that are on display in the back corner of the center. These engines are given their due respect by being displayed on stands in the center, and here are a few of the most interesting engines that have been built over the course of the history and are being shown off at this location. (more…)

30Jul

By Rocco PennNo Comments

Brands, Chevrolet

When You Want Driving Fun, Check out this Car

Driving is something we all have to do unless we live in a large city with a fantastic transit system that is able to get us where we need to go. For a majority of Americans, and for the pleasure of having the opportunity to spread out on the open road, most of us have to drive at some point in nearly every day. Whether you are cruising across the country for a summer of fun or you have to make that daily commute to the “salt mines” to make the bacon to feed your family the longing to have a great driving machine that makes the ride fun is a feeling that can creep in at times. (more…)