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If you're considering buying the 2018 Chevrolet Traverse, here are some new features that will help get you excited. more Interior Comfort The 2018 Traverse has a longer wheelbase than its predecessor. This means more room for passengers as well as smoothing out the ride. In addition to adding more room for passengers, this three-row SUV also adds what families today really need in an SUV: multiple USB ports, wireless charging, and an available Wi-Fi hotspot. Plus, the infotainment's screen has increased in size, from 6.5 inches to either a 7- or 8-inch touchscreen. In total, eight passengers can fit in the Traverse. To create more room for hauling, the middle and rear row of seats fold forward to give you 98.5 cubic feet of cargo space. Under the floor in the rear is a hidden compartment where you can store additional items. Exterior Design General Motors engineers and designers updated the look of the Traverse for 2018. This includes a bigger grille, thinner headlights and taillights, and a squared-off hood. Overall, the round edges are now squared off. The highest trim includes chrome accents. Improved Functionality Looks aren't the only thing that has improved with this model. Towing capacity, fuel economy, and horsepower have also all improved. This is due to the 3.6-liter V6 engine with nine-speed transmission at around 300 horsepower. If you want even better fuel economy, you can choose the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine. This may decrease your 0-to-60 speed, but it's worth it for fuel savings. The new Traverse increases fuel economy by 60 percent when in two-wheel drive. New Technology One great advantage to the 2018 Chevrolet Traverse is the new all-wheel drive system. You have the option of turning it off when you know you don't need it, such as on a dry summer day. But, once you need it you only have to press a button to engage the system. Use it when you need it, and turn it off when you don't. Included in the all-wheel drive system is a highly customizable Traction Mode Select system. With this system, choose which traction mode makes the most sense. Settings include normal, towing, snow, and off-roading. Safety Features If you have a teen that is learning to drive or will drive your Traverse often, you'll be glad to know this vehicle comes with a Teen Driver system in every model. This standard feature includes things such as requiring the driver and passengers to buckle seatbelts in order to listen to music. You can monitor driving behaviors as well, so you know if your teenager is driving unsafely. Available safety technologies include automatic braking, lane departure warning, and even a warning if you might have forgotten a passenger in the back seat. The hands-free liftgate is also a nice feature that keeps you from having to put items down to fish your keys out of pockets or purses. The new 2018 Chevrolet Traverse offers noticeable improvements that are worth considering if you're in the market for a new vehicle.

If you're considering buying a Chevrolet Silverado, you might be wondering whether to go ahead and buy a 2017 model or wait till the 2018 models come out. If so, here's what you need to know about how the 2017 and 2018 models differ from each other. more 2018: What We Know Before getting into what information General Motors has released about the 2018 model, know that it will likely go on sale in mid-August 2017. Information at the moment is fairly scarce on what changes General Motors will make on the 2018 Chevrolet Silverado, but you're sure to see more information as a release date is officially set. The first thing you need to know about the 2018 model is that it's a carryover from 2017. Many anticipate that the 2019 model will be a complete redesign of the Silverado and, because of that, the 2018 model won't have many changes to it as General Motors anticipates releasing a newly designed model the following year. In fact, car websites are already reporting seeing 2019 models under wraps and being test driven. Exterior Overall, the exterior features of the Silverado will likely remain unchanged between the 2017 and 2018 models. It will keep its bulky shape that it's known for. Motor There are rumors that the 2018 Silverado 2500 model may have the option of a turbodiesel engine. Another rumor is that there will be an aluminum version that will help reduce the model's weight and help with fuel efficiency and emissions. If this is true, it will be released only with the full-size, four-wheel-drive version. Pricing For the most part, pricing is likely to remain constant from the 2017 models, so you can use that as a guide. The prices might increase slightly, but not enough for you to see a big difference. This means that regular cabs will start at $29,000 and trim levels with crew cabs will start at $37,000. If you move up to the highest trim levels, costs increase to $58,000. Safety Features Because the same safety features will be included on the 2018 Silverado, here's a list of safety features that you'll find in the 2017 Silverado: Traction and stability control Front, rear seat side, and side curtain airbags Teen Driver watchdog OnStar, which includes roadside assistance, automatic crash notification, stolen vehicle assistance, and remote door unlocking Rearview camera Front and rear parking sensors Enhanced Driver Alert package, which includes lane departure warning and intervention and forward collision warning and emergency braking Interior Not only does the interior have high headroom for both front and rear passengers and comfortably seat five adults, there are other perks that make the 2017 Silverado comfortable. This includes many storage bins and cup holders along with USB ports for your devices. The infotainment center has a touchscreen, and the system works with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Options include heated and ventilated seats and adjustable lumbar support. The 2018 model is expected to have all of these same features. Whether you choose a 2017 model or wait for a 2018 update, you're sure to have a truck you can rely on for years to come.

The 2017 Chevrolet Malibu offers safety, efficiency, style, and good performance in an impressively engineered midsize sedan. As always with Chevrolet, the Malibu comes in a range of trim levels that cater to customers with different needs and budgets. The available trim levels are the L, LS, LT, Hybrid, and Premier. We've got the rundown on what each trim has to offer. more Malibu L The base Malibu model is aerodynamically sculpted with sleek, modern lines. This design type doesn't just look cool; it also improves performance. The standard engine with this base trim is a 1.5-liter four-cylinder that outputs 160 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque. This trim also comes with 16-inch steel wheels. Standard safety features include 10 airbags, stability control, and an OnStar emergency response system. Malibu LS The Chevrolet Malibu LS improves on the base trim's style with eye-catching alloy wheels and laminated windows for a sportier look. Inside, you'll find a MyLink infotainment system with a brightly lit seven-inch touchscreen display. Impressively, the Malibu LS also comes with 4G internet connectivity and mobile Wi-Fi so passengers can surf on the go and drivers can stream their favorite music straight from the internet. Malibu LT The main upgrades that come with the Malibu LT are larger 17-inch alloys, heated mirrors, and an eight-way power driver's seat that provides exceptional comfort for finding the ideal driving position. You can upgrade via a series of packages including the Convenience and Technology packages that add remote ignition, a larger eight-inch touchscreen, and wireless smart phone charging. You can also add a touch of extra luxury with the Leather package, which adds leather upholstery, a six-way power passenger seat, and heated front seats. Malibu Hybrid In terms of available amenities, the Malibu Hybrid is almost identical to the Malibu LT. The key difference in this trim level is the powertrain. In addition to an upgraded 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine, this car operates on hybrid technology using an electric motor. You get a combined total power ratings from this powertrain of 182 horsepower and 277 pound-feet of torque. Owners of the Hybrid trim level can take advantage of the same upgrade packages as owners of the Malibu LT to improve the style, technology, and utility of the car. Malibu Premier The Malibu Premier comes with all the upgradable features that are available on the LT trim as well as a more powerful turbocharged 2.0-liter engine that hits 250 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. The upgraded engine comes paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission. Updated exterior styling details on the Malibu Premier include 18-inch aluminum wheels and matching all-season tires, bright sill plates, and customizable grilles. Inside, the Malibu Premier comes with heated driver and front passenger seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, remote start capabilities, and an impressive Bose nine-speaker premium audio system. Available safety features include forward collision alert, front automatic braking, and lane departure assist. Whatever trim level you opt for on the 2017 Chevrolet Malibu, you'll get a reliable, safe, and stylish sedan with excellent performance.

Many drivers become interested in the 2017 Chevrolet Sonic because they want a small vehicle with a roomy interior. Once you experience the new Sonic in person, though, you'll find that it has a lot more than a comfortable cabin. Look for these stylish features of the 2017 Sonic when you visit your dealership. more Sedan and Hatchback Exterior Features Chevrolet makes the 2017 Sonic in sedan and hatchback versions. No matter which one you choose, you get a streamlined exterior with an aggressive front end. The base LS has some impressive exterior features that you usually find in upper trim levels. Some stand out features include the Sonic's LED daytime running lights and remote locks. Choosing the LT trim gives you even more features, such as alloy wheels and chrome accents. The chrome offers a subtle style that makes the Sonic a bit flashier without looking comically fancy. The Sonic comes standard with 15-inch steel wheels, but you can upgrade to 16-inch alloy wheels by adding the RS package. The RS package also gives you rear sport spoiler, front fog lamps, and numerous other features. Technology Made for Today's Drivers Technology matters a lot to today's drivers. Chevrolet has loaded the Sonic with the types of technology features that keep passengers entertained and safe. The LS comes standard with a 7-inch touchscreen interface that puts you in control of the four-speaker sound system. You can play content from a USB port or an auxiliary jack. The Sonic also comes with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto so you can stream music, podcasts, and other recordings from your smartphone. With these features, you never have to suffer through another boring commute. Chevrolet has also put a lot of technology into the Sonic's safety features. Standard features include traction control, stability control, and antilock brakes. The base Sonic even comes with a rearview camera and OnStar. OnStar gives you automatic crash notifications and stolen vehicle assistance. If someone manages to steal your Sonic, OnStar will give authorities the information they need to track down the missing car. The Most Attractive Feature is the 2017 Sonic's Price Chevrolet packs a lot of attractive features into the Sonic. You may think that this would force the company to charge a hefty price for the vehicle. In fact, Chevy works hard to keep the Sonic as affordable as possible. The base Sonic sedan has a starting price of just $15,145. The hatchback has a slightly higher starting price, but at $17,580 it's still a great deal. Even if you choose the highest trim level with an ECOTEC 1.4-liter turbocharged engine and a six-speed automatic transmission, the MSRP starts at $22,090. The ECOTEC engine gets an EPA-estimated 27 mpg in the city and 36 mpg on the highway, so you'll save money by avoiding frequent stops at gas stations. Chevrolet's designers and engineers obviously spent a lot of time and energy making the 2017 Sonic as desirable as possible. Schedule a test drive so you experience the Sonic's attractiveness for yourself.

The 2017 Chevrolet Malibu boasts excellent cargo space, a comfy ride quality, and intuitive infotainment features that make it one of this year's most valuable sedans to buy. In fact, it's rated the No. 1 Best Midsize Car by U.S. News for good reason. more Superior Style and Family-friendly Function on a Budget The 2017 Chevy Malibu starts at a low price, giving buyers on a budget the chance to save on a brand-new car. While the base trim is a bit sparse, upgradable features are available for a little more. You can even pick and choose your features from package options and a la carte items, allowing you to customize your perfect Malibu to help you stay under your budget. Where the 2017 Malibu shines is in its family-friendly features. The new Malibu won the Best Midsize Cars for Families award because it offers ample space, excellent value, and a great fuel economy. Its safety scores are even among the highest in its class. This is thanks to available safety features such as lane departure warning, rear cross-traffic alert, and blind spot monitoring. Despite being a family-friendly vehicle at its core, the Malibu is an agile vehicle with windswept lines, sleek finishes, and a surprisingly sporty ride that keeps any driver impressed. Choose From Four Trim Levels While the base model Malibu L is basic, it does feature keyless entry and ignition, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, Bluetooth phone connectivity, OnStar, a six-speaker sound system, cruise control, and a six-speed automatic transmission. In addition to the L, you can also choose from the LS, LT, and Premier trims, each of which adds to the previous trim. The Malibu LS comes standard with 16-inch alloy wheels, 4G LTE connectivity with mobile Wi-Fi, a quieter cabin, Bluetooth audio, a 7-inch touch screen with smartphone integration, and the MyLink infotainment system. Stepping up to the LT version adds bigger wheels, heated mirrors, satellite radio, rear climate vents, and an eight-way power driver seat. Add-on packages allow you to include an auto-dimming rearview mirror, an upgraded touch screen, remote ignition, wireless smartphone charging, additional USB charging ports, and a nine-speaker Bose sound system. The top-of-the-line Malibu Premier features all the above package options with a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder rated at 250 horsepower. This version features 18-inch wheels, ventilated front seats, upgraded exterior styling details, a navigation system, and a heated steering wheel. Discover Handy Storage Possibilities Another aspect that has given the 2017 Malibu the status of this year's best family vehicle is its storage possibilities. In addition to a glove box, armrest bin, cup holders, and door bins, the car boasts a media bin for other odds and ends. In terms of cargo space, the Malibu offers a 15.8-cubic-foot trunk that's large enough for luggage and golf bags. The sedan also offers four LATCH points and three upper tether mounts for all types of child safety seat accommodation. When you need to find the perfect sedan for your growing family, look no further than the 2017 Chevy Malibu. Stop by Dan Cummins Chevrolet Buick to take this latest model for a test drive!

If you're seeking a slick and smart new car in 2017, consider the Chevy Cruze, which is now available both in compact sedan and hatchback models. Read on to learn about just a few of the features that make the Cruze worth cruising. more Enhanced Technology We all get WiFi on our smartphones, but would you like private WiFi based from your car alone? The 2017 Chevy Cruze offers its own WiFi connection, fully loaded with 4G LTE data connection, and ready to go once you turn the ignition. MyLink infotainment menu is featured when you switch on the touchscreen, and there is access to Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Plug in your iPhone and start using its features right away on your car's screen, or even via the steering wheel. Smooth Drive The Chevrolet Cruze has been well named, since it offers such a sleek and smooth ride. Do bumps bother you? Never again with this road-gliding wonder. Lucky buyers will experience the benefit of Chevrolet's compliant suspension, which makes for one of the most comfortable rides out there. The 16-inch wheels create a particularly sturdy journey. And if you particularly love the Cruze's smooth ride, then test drive the Cruze L, which is made especially with this quality in mind. Powerful and Light You might think the Chevrolet Cruze would be heavy, given its sturdy and comfortable body. Interestingly, it is incredibly light relative to the power it pulls off. This time, Chevrolet made the Cruze a full 44 pounds lighter than its predecessor, the 1.4T model. Even with its 153 horsepower, which is greater than in its earlier models, it doesn't put on the pounds. Sleek Look The Cruze offers a sporty appeal in an all-American classic sedan. In this most recent model, the roof is 0.7 inches lower, and interior measurements are just a tad tighter. This creates a mistaken illusion that the car is compact on the inside. Actually, the windshield is further from the driver's seat, which allows for a roomier and airy feel when sitting in the front. There's more knee and leg room, too. Chevrolet accomplished a sleeker look with very little change in comfort. It's a family sedan that's great for riding with friends, too! Comfortable Class It's not only the Cruze's exterior that shows off its good looks and charm – you'll fall in love too with its quality interior. With deep and cozy padded front seats, long cushions that leave legs supported, and width that gives you room to move, this Chevrolet has taken your comfort into serious consideration. Some models have specialty adjustment options to customize your drive, in accordance with size and posture. The front area is practical, too: Stash your items neatly inside the storage compartments along the doors, and place your hot drink safely in one of six secure cup holders. There are plenty of reasons to feel excited about the new 2017 Cruze. Take advantage of Chevy's hard work and book your test drive today.

Electric vehicles may become the future of the automotive industry. There were concerns about the viability of electric vehicles, but the Chevy Bolt EV has the longest range of any vehicle. Chevy is constantly working to add new features to the Bolt EV. Here are four reasons the Chevrolet Bolt EV is amazing. more Control Over Battery Charging Most vehicles have systems to recharge their batteries, but the Chevy Bolt EV lets you recharge the drive battery and extend your driving range. With the steering wheel mounted controls, you can choose when the battery is recharged as you slow down, letting you recharge when you need to for longer trips. This and other features give the Chevy Bolt EV the longest range of any road vehicle. Drive Stick With Better Control Even though it's an electric vehicle, you can still get the experience of a manual transmission with the Chevy Bolt EV. Highly developed electronics paired with extensive experience building transmissions allowed Chevy to develop an electronically controlled manual transmission. You still get the experience of driving stick, but with the added certainty and precision of electronic controls. You'll never have to worry about mechanical controls sticking or having trouble shifting while driving through crowded areas. Recharging Is Easy Charging the Chevy Bolt EV is as simple as plugging in any electronic device. The battery works much like any other device. You can charge it as much as you want without overcharging or damaging the battery. You just plug it in every night before you go to bed, and it will be charged by the morning. The best part is that you can charge it from the comfort of your own home. That means fewer trips to the gas station, and you don't need a special charging station to fill up. All the Comforts That You Need The Chevy Bolt EV has all of the features that you would expect in other, more expensive models. It comfortably seats five, has foldaway seats for more cargo space, and a 10-inch touchscreen control panel for controlling the interior environment. In the trunk, there are false bottom storage compartments for even more storage options. The exterior is designed for maximum aerodynamics to improve fuel efficiency and provide the desired design flare that you want. Effective Safety Controls Chevy designed a wide range of safety systems to help keep you safe behind the wheel. The addition of different sensor systems around the exterior of the car makes driving the Chevy Bolt EV safe. Rear-facing monitors keep you from backing into other objects while forward collision monitors keep you from hitting unseen obstacles. The lane departure system and the side blind zone alert systems keep you driving straight and changing lanes safely. On the inside, the Chevy Bolt EV has 10 airbags to protect you and your family in case of an accident. The Chevy Bolt EV has a wide range of features that make it amazing. A strong mix of safety and efficiency technologies make it one of the best family cars available. If you're looking for a car with extended range, benefits for the environment, and the luxury features that you and your family want, check out these five reasons the Chevrolet Bolt EV is amazing.

The Chevy Silverado is considered to be one of the best trucks on the road by many truck drivers. It has a wide range of features that make it a customer favorite. If you are looking for a new truck, here are five attributes that make the Chevy Silverado the best truck. more Outperform Other Trucks One of the most important factors in choosing a truck is its ability to transport loads. The Chevy Silverado has a large flatbed for carrying smaller loads and it outperforms other models with its towing capacity. Despite its smaller 6.2L EcoTec3 engine, the Chevy Silverado can produce 460lb/f of torque, which allows it to tow up to 12,500lbs. With that level of power, there are few things that the Silverado would struggle to pull. Go Off-roading With the Z71 Package Chevy understands the desire to get off of the pavement and head onto the backroads. You can get the Chevy Silverado with the Z71 Off-road package that includes features that few other models can compete with. Special terrain control systems, reinforced shocks, and durable tires allow the Silverado to handle any terrain that you would take it through. Drive With Enhanced Safety Features While the Chevy Silverado is built to work hard, it is also a family vehicle. Chevy includes a variety of safety features to keep all passengers safe. Repositioned airbags and reinforced frames protect passengers in case of an accident. The safety and alert sensor systems help prevent accidents. The Chevy Silverado comes equipped with low-speed braking and parking assist systems, as well as hazard warning systems to keep drivers alert and out of harm's way. Experience Exceptional Designs Chevy understands the needs and wants of its customers. That is why Chevy is able to offer a range of Silverado configurations to satisfy customers. The Silverado is available in at least seven configurations outfitted with a variety of technologies for different focuses. The Work Truck configuration is designed for those needing a truck for toughest jobs, but still want the luxury features that make it an enjoyable all around vehicle. Alternatively, the High Country configuration is designed for handling rugged conditions in style. Finding a Silverado configuration for you should be easy. If you can't find the one for you, then you can work with Chevy to design your own. Chevy will work with you to develop a Silverado that meets your exact needs. Get Advanced Technologies for the Whole Family Aside from the safety packages, Chevy Silverados offer new technologies to make your driving experience better for the whole family. One of the most interesting features is the teen driver package that includes different technologies to improve the safety of teen drivers. The teen driver technology changes how key systems work like dimming the audio until seat belts are fastened and enabling advanced safety features. The Chevy Silverado can even measure your teen driver's performance and report back to you. The Chevy Silverado gives drivers the features that they want with the reliability that they need. Truck drivers consistently choose the Silverado over other options for its reliability, style, and added value. If you are in need of a new truck, consider getting a Chevy Silverado.

Being one of the hottest growing vehicle segments in the automotive industry, baby crossovers are increasingly becoming more popular. Therefore, it is no surprise why the Chevrolet Trax has taken that market by storm. While already encompassing high-quality amenities and sporty styling, the Trax gets a complete makeover for the 2017 model year. A new interior look, upgraded amenities and safety features, along with a new front end can all be seen in the 2017 Chevrolet Trax. Read on to discover all the new enhancements seen in this baby crossover. more What's New: Front End The updated exterior styling on the 2017 Chevrolet Trax is a new front grille that encompasses the stacked dual-port look, which can be seen on other, newer Chevrolets as well. Other front end design elements include new headlights that wrap around the front fenders. While the entry model features halogen reflectors, moving up to the higher levels gives way to fog lamp chrome bezels that add a little exterior flair. What's New: Rear End For the 2017 model year, the rear end has been slightly modified. Updating the design to feature new dual tail lamps and LED lighting (on higher trims), the 2017 Trax's rear end has never looked prettier. Combined with the front end exterior modifications, the Trax certainly puts on an entirely new face for the 2017 model year. What's New: Inside One of the most noticeable changes to the interior design is the instrument panel. Redesigned with convenience and style in mind, the new Trax instrument panel features a new tachometer, speedometer, and digital information cluster, all enhancing the interior look to make it more modern. What's New: Technology Part of the interior upgrade for the 2017 model year equips the Chevrolet Trax with advanced technology. With a new 7.0-inch touch screen, this infotainment system features Chevrolet's MyLink system, which includes connectivity and integration with both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. This 2017 Trax will also have the option of 4G LTE with a Wi-Fi hot spot, allowing for up to seven devices to be connected at one time. No matter where you go, the Trax features just the right amount of convenience and connectivity for both drivers and passengers. What's New: Safety Featuring all the standard and same safety features as the previous model years, all 2017 Traxes are built with safety in mind. New and standard safety features seen in the 2017 models are 10 air bags, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, forward collision warning, and lane departure warning. One of our favorite safety features seen in all 2017 Trax models is the rearview camera. There are also optional safety features, including OnStar, which helps in emergencies. Of course, all the features seen in the previous model years cannot be overlooked. Featuring the same engine as the last two years, the powerful output in the 2017 Trax produces the same smooth, controlled, and fuel-efficient drive. But don't just take our word for it; stop by our showroom and take a test drive today.

The holiday season is here! With many people hitting the roads in the coming months to visit family and friends, now is a good time to make sure your Chevrolet is properly inspected and tuned up. Luckily, getting your vehicle ready for this holiday travel does not necessarily require the skill of a professional mechanic. There are plenty of things you can do that are easy and that will not require a long time under the hood. Below, we have compiled a list of easy prep tips to guarantee that your Chevrolet is equipped to make that holiday travel both easy and fun for you. more Holiday Tip #1: Lighting Our first recommended tip is to walk around your Chevy and check to make sure that those exterior lights are working properly. Lights to check for include high and low beams, flashers, directional signals, brake lights, and license plate light. If one of these is not working, you should replace it before hitting the road! Holiday Tip #2: Wiper Blades Probably one of the most overlooked items on your Chevy is those windshield wiper blades. If you do not remember the last time they were replaced, then we recommend that you do so. In our experience, we noticed that even the top-of-the-line blades need to be replaced by the six-month mark. Otherwise, you will be left with cracked, torn, or streaking blades, which will hinder your winter weather driving. Holiday Tip #3: Tires Tires are a critical item to check on your vehicle. The first thing you will want to check before hitting the road is tire pressure. If tires are left underinflated, they can cause unsafe handling and breaking. Using a tire gauge, check the pressure in all tires to make sure they are properly inflated. Check our owner's manual or driver's doorjamb for the correct pressure. Another tire item to consider is buying winter tires for your Chevy. Investing in a set of highly rated all-season or winter tires can make traveling through winter conditions easier. Why? The tread patterns on these types of tires are designed to grip better on ice and snow. Holiday Tip #4: Be Prepared With that winter weather, you never know just how long you could be on the road for. Before you leave for your trip this holiday season, we recommend putting together a car emergency kit. What should go into this kit? At the very minimum an ice scraper, flashlight, blanket, jumper cables, flares, abrasive material (such as cat litter), and a shovel. It is also important to make sure you have plenty of food and water. Performing these safety checks sooner rather than later will make sure that you can get all of those necessary vehicle repairs before your big holiday travel day. Whether you need to come into our service department or have a question, our staff is here to help in all ways. From all of us here at Dan Cummins Chevrolet Buick, we wish you safe holiday travels!

One of the greatest muscle cars of all time is being resurrected for the 2017 model year. As one of the most powerful and fastest cars in the Golden era, the Chevrolet Chevelle is ready to rival them all. While not as well-known as the Mustang or Camaro, the 2017 Chevelle will not disappoint its audience. As the Chevelle undergoes a complete redesign for this new era, you can expect to find this car on the market in mid-2017. Welcoming this iconic muscle car with open arms, we are excited to share with you all the exciting details seen in the all-new Chevelle. more Exterior While still in the concept stage, there are some speculations we can make about the Chevelle's exterior styling. Overall, the exterior styling will be reminiscent of the 1970 version but updated in all the right ways for this new generation. Specifically speaking, the Chevelle will be recognized by a specific-looking grille that will embody a more square-like design. Another trim level of the Chevelle will feature special inlets on the hood that will not only give it a distinct look, but it will add increased power and performance. Whatever the final design will be, we know the Chevelle will combine the best of the 1970's and the 2000's. Interior Over the last few years, American muscle cars have certainly seen a much-needed upgrade to the interior design. And it hasn't stopped there. Nowadays, advanced technology and advanced connectivity and functionality are standard, all which are found in this pony car. What specifically will be seen on the inside of the 2017 Chevrolet Chevelle? It will likely receive two speakers in the rear along with a multimedia player, allowing for the best sound. Other interior features include a heated rear window and a telescopically adjusting steering wheel. The Chevelle will also incorporate Chevy's MyLink system combined with a touch screen display and navigation. While not dolled up in the best materials, this pony car will meet all your driving and convenience needs. Plus, the Chevelle will also provide seating for either four or five people, providing ample room and comfort for those backseat passengers. Engine Power and Performance Under the hood of the Chevelle, you will find plenty of power and muscle for your enjoyment. Coming standard with a 7.5-liter, V8 engine generating 360 horsepower and 501 pound-feet of torque, the Chevelle can compete with the best of the best. With a nimble drive, responsive steering, and sturdy underbody weight and design, the Chevelle makes whipping around those tight corners thrilling. While some of the details still remain up in the air, it can be expected that the 2017 Chevrolet Chevelle will be designed with today's beautiful and powerful standards while also encompassing an iconic look. This combination of modern and classic will make the Chevelle a huge success in the market. With more details to be released in future months, we urge you to check back often for exciting updates on the all-new 2017 Chevrolet Chevelle.

With 50 years of history behind it, the Camaro family has iconic models that demonstrate the latest innovations of the time. Keep reading to learn how this model became the high-performance vehicle it is today. more The Very First Camaro The Camaro was born in 1967 as the Chevrolet Camaro Sport Coupe. Its body was based on the upcoming Chevy II Nova, using the same unibody platform and front subframe. There were five available engines to choose from, with a 140 horsepower 3.8-liter straight six engine for the base model. The First Racing Camaro The 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 offered the best handling choice of all the Camaros that year, which is probably why it was turned into a Trans-Am race car for driver Mark Donohue. He did well with it, thanks to the 4.9-liter high-compression V8 engine that put out 290 horsepower. The dual hood and trunk stripes probably didn't hurt, either. Donohue won three times in 1967, 10 times in 1968, and eight times in 1969. The Rarest Camaro This list wouldn't be complete without mentioning the 1969 ZL-1 Camaro. Only 69 models were built, making it one of the most rare and valuable vehicles in the world. Built specifically for drag racing, the aluminum ZL-1 big block 4.0-liter racing engine produced an incredible 430 horsepower. It was available through special order only through COPO. The Camaro of the '70s Several major style changes appeared in the 1970s. In 1974, Chevrolet was forced to redesign the Camaro's nose and tail to meet new federal bumper regulations. 1977 saw the appearance of the legendary Camaro Z28. With a 350 small block four-barrel carburetor and an upgraded chassis, it produced 185 horsepower, which was quite a lot at the time. In 1978, the iconic T-top roof option became available for the first time with the Chevrolet Camaro Type LT. The Camaro's Engineering Breakthrough The 1980s saw major changes to the Camaro's engine and styling. The 1982 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 introduced the hatchback design to the line as well as a new coil spring rear suspension and struts in the front. The performance jumped drastically in 1985 with the Chevrolet Camaro IROC; it came with a brand new Tuned Port Injection 5.0-liter V8 engine that was borrowed from the Corvette. This engine changed the game completely. The Camaro Gets Smooth Style changes in the 1990s transformed the Camaro's sharp edges into the smoother contours seen in today's models, starting with the 1993 Camaro Z28. Other significant changes include the larger rear spoiler and special 17-inch wheels added on the 1997 Camaro SS and the new face and compound headlights added to the 1999 Camaro Coupe. Now it's looking familiar! The Camaro's Comeback After stopping the line in 2002, Chevrolet brought the Camaro back in 2010. It brings old and new elements together, with the body based on an Australian Holden chassis and an overall design inspired by the 1969 Camaro. With its all-independent suspension and a 3.6-liter V6 engine generating 304 horsepower, it gave Camaro fans plenty to celebrate. The Camaro has a rich history and, as time goes on, Chevrolet will bring more innovations to its designs. Whos knows? What's new today could become a classic collector's item in years to come.