Chevrolet Colorado LT Review

Chevrolet Colorado LT Review - The Chevrolet Colorado is Chevy's entry in the highly competitive compact pickup segment. As with most of its modern competitors, the The Chevrolet Colorado comes in two basic trim levels: Work and LT. Work models come with cruise control, tilt steering, air-conditioning and automatic headlights. The LT trim is actually comprised of LT1, LT2 and LT3 subsets. Colorado is closer to midsize than compact, and thus offers a reasonable amount of hauling capability without requiring one to upgrade to a more expensive, less maneuverable full-size truck. The Chevy's affordable price makes it particularly appealing to budget-minded truck buyers and fleet managers.

The Colorado's aggressive, angular styling makes big promises of power, ruggedness and capability. Although it handles capably on-road and off, Chevrolet's compact pickup doesn't really deliver on the power front, due to its weak four- and five-cylinder engines. As the years have worn on, those engines have gained some power, but they don't hold a candle to the more refined V6 powerhouses of rivals.

The Chevrolet Colorado is Chevy's entry in the highly competitive compact pickup segment. As with most of its modern competitors, the Colorado is closer to midsize than compact, and thus offers a reasonable amount of hauling capability without requiring one to upgrade to a more expensive, less maneuverable full-size truck. The Chevy's affordable price makes it particularly appealing to budget-minded truck buyers and fleet managers.

Chevrolet Cruze LTZ Turbo w/1SA Review

Chevrolet Cruze LTZ Turbo w/1SA  Review - Cruze challenges conventional compact wisdom with one simple word: more. Its cavernous, quiet interior and beautifully sculpted exterior feel like luxury. Cruze is filled with performance, safety and technology features you won't believe come in a compact.

Cruze offers upscale presence with the fuel economy(17) and price tag of a compact. And with its sculpted exterior and refined interior, it feels more like a sanctuary than a car when you're behind the wheel.

CHEVROLET CRUZE LS

CHEVROLET CRUZE LS, Hatchback For Sale in Waikato - CHEVROLET CRUZE LS is latest and top cars of the world. Cruze challenges conventional compact wisdom with one simple word: more. Its cavernous, quiet interior and beautifully sculpted exterior feel like luxury. Cruze is filled with performance, safety and technology features you won't believe come in a compact.

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Chevrolet Silverado HD REVIEW

Chevrolet Silverado HD REVIEW - The Chevrolet Silverado HD is a great choice for those who need a solid work truck or tow vehicle.  If you have the cash and the inclination to spend on options, the Silverado HD can be downright luxurious.

Though "HD" has become common parlance, rest assured that the HD part of Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD does not, in fact, involve a television. In this case we're talking the old-fashioned meaning of HD: "Heavy Duty." The 2500HD is a true workhorse meant for big-league power, towing and hauling capabilities.

Although previously the name of a trim level on the old C/K pickup, Silverado became Chevy's full-size truck name in 1999. "HD," meanwhile, was applied in 2001 for heavy-duty versions of the regular-strength 2500. (Previously, HD had also been a trim level rather than a dedicated model.) Sound confusing? Well it is, and it all makes for a convoluted model history that rivals that of Dark Ages French royalty. Even for 2007, there were two 2500HDs on sale: an all-new redesigned model and the previous-generation 2500HD, which was being sold as the "Classic."

Chevrolet accomplished its goal of giving the 2011 Silverado HD best-in-class capability. In terms of hauling and towing, it is a virtual tie with the Ford Super Duty. The Silverado offers strong engines and pleasant road manners, but it lags behind the competition in terms of interior ambience and gadgets.

2012 Chevrolet Corvette Reviews

2012 Chevrolet Corvette Reviews - A General Motors that the next-generation Chevrolet Corvette will feature GM’s new 5.5 liter V8 engine. The Corvette C7 will have the new small block including direct-injection and a new combustion system.

The power will likely be 440 horsepower, a bit more than the 436 horsepower currently available in the C6 Corvette. The new small-block will use the traditional overhead-valve layout, ensuring compact dimensions and lower manufacturing costs.

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The Chevrolet Corvette is an American icon: a rear-wheel drive, two-seat sports car that started its legendary run in 1953 and has seen 57 years of continuous production in Flint, Michigan, St. Louis, Missouri and most recently in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Over the years it has constantly evolved to lead performance and value, with occasional lows and numerous highs along the way. Though it has little domestic competition, cars as disparate as the Dodge Viper, Porsche Boxster and 911, and the Nissan GT-R and 370Z can be considered rivals in terms of performance and/or price. The Chevrolet Corvette is priced from $48,000 to $56,000 for the standard Coupe and Convertible, from $58,000 to $68,000 for the Grand Sport, from $75,000 to $82,000 for the Z06, and from $106,800 for the ZR1.