May 23, 2013
- GM will price its new Chevrolet Spark electric vehicle at $27,495, including destination charges and before federal tax credits, placing it among the cheapest EVs on the market.
May 21, 2013
- Chevrolet brought some more attention to its role in "Mad Men" on Twitter after last night's episode.
- Chevrolet entered this week in a big way with the introduction of "The Classic Is Back," a nostalgia-infused look at the redesigned 2014 Impala.
- U.S. automaker says it's catching up in quality; Ford 4-banger forecast; Chevy plays along with 'Mad Men' plot.
May 20, 2013
- GM: Chevy better in horsepower, torque, MPG; GM wants back in 'club'; Hellcat for Chrysler; Nissan-Mitsubishi minicar.
May 15, 2013
- General Motors has turned to Nissan to put Chevrolet dealers into the small cargo van market. GM, in a statement today, said it will rebadge Nissan's new four-cylinder NV200 commercial van as the Chevrolet City Express in the fall of 2014.
- GM turns to rival to build cargo van, cites 'speed to market'; Ohio site chosen for Acura NSX; Cadillac sits out volume chase.
May 9, 2013
May 8, 2013
- One of Joel Ewanick's big moves in his brief reign as chief marketing officer of General Motors was to combine two rival ad agencies and give them the Chevrolet account, ousting Campbell Ewald after decades of experience.
- Vega takes a starring role in AMC's Mad Men; Cadillac's China chances; NHTSA seeks feedback; Ram gets in over its bed.
May 7, 2013
- Corvette says there is a substitute for Porsche.
May 6, 2013
- Atop Mark Reuss' wish list for Chevrolet's lineup is a modestly priced, rear-wheel-drive sporty car to appeal to young drivers.
May 2, 2013
- Summary The all-electric Nissan LEAF was launched in the Canadian market back in 2011. It has a best in class 120 to 160 km autonomy. The LEAF is well equipped to face our cold winters as the front and rear seats, side rear-view mirrors and steering wheel are all heated. LEAF owners can get the most out of the battery by paying attention to small details such as using the heated seats, which consume a modest 1 to 2 kilowatts instead of the climate control, which devours at least 10 more...
- Summary The all-electric Nissan LEAF was launched in the Canadian market back in 2011. It has a best in class 120 to 160 km autonomy. The LEAF is well equipped to face our cold winters as the front and rear seats, side rear-view mirrors and steering wheel are all heated. LEAF owners can get the most out of the battery by paying attention to small details such as using the heated seats, which consume a modest 1 to 2 kilowatts instead of the climate control, which devours at least 10 more...