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Chevy Sonic Gains New, Edgier Variant

The Chevy Sonic sedan and hatchback are currently offered in six different trim levels.  For the 2013 model year that number will grow to seven. Make way for the all-new Chevy Sonic RS.

While retaining the cute, happy-go-lucky look of the current 2012 Chevy Sonic models, the forthcoming RS gains a slightly more aggressive edge - in terms of both looks and performance.  Everything about it - from its economical price and fuel economy to its stylish presence and zippy performance - is sure to appeal to hyper-discerning young consumers.

Beneath the hood of the 2013 Chevy Sonic RS lays a 1.4-liter…

Chevy Helps Strengthen the Power of Hope

Regardless of age, race, religion, or social/economic status there is one intangible thing that has united people since the beginning of time. That is hope. And as we enter the season of giving, Chevy wishes to share hope with Americans across the country.

As such, they're partnering with famous photographer Linda Solomon and sponsoring the 2011 Pictures of Hope Program. What exactly is Pictures of Hope? It's an annual event, in which at-risk and homeless kids in America are given a camera to photograph their everyday lives and write corresponding words of hope. For many children, this…

Chevy Takes an Old Childhood Toy and Turns it Into a Car

No, we're not toying with you, Chevy, in collaboration with Mattel, has created a new concept based on the original Hot Wheels Camaro. Perhaps you remember it, in all of its Spectraflame-paint and redline-tire glory.

Need a refresher? It was clad in iridescent bright green paint and fitted with dramatic, oversized wheels. And, just like the three-inch toy model, the new Chevy Camaro Hot Wheels concept features those same distinguishing components.

Speaking on the decision to create the novel model, Phil Zak, Design Director, GM says, "The [Chevrolet] Camaro has been a mainstay in the Hot Wheels lineup since…

The Chevrolet COPO Camaro Concept

There's been a lot of talk about the forthcoming Chevy Camaro ZL1 as of late. But, there's a new Camaro concept in the gullwings that warrants attention, too. Calling upon a bygone era when Chevy could sneak a high-performance variant past the powers that be at GM, straight into discerning auto connoisseurs' hands, it's called the COPO (Central Officer Production Order) Camaro.  However, this highly-advanced model, designed to meet the stringent codes outlined by the NHRA Stock Eliminator drag racing competition, won't go unnoticed.

That's what makes Chevy's latest concept, the COPO Camaro, so…

Chevrolet 'Sparks' Interest with New Mini Car

Underscored by the release of the Volt plug-in hybrid, Chevrolet has been keeping busy generating interest in EV technology.  Their dialogue around the zero-emissions system has been running since the beginning of the year. It's beenVolt wins this award. Volt breaks that record. That's all good and well. But, some enthusiasts are understandably starting to get tired of hearing the EV's name.  Chevy gets it.

Familiar with the Spark? Well, in mid October, Chevrolet announced plans to produce a pure electric variant of the mini car. Dubbed the Spark EV, it's still in developmental stages…

Berger Chevrolet Tips Hat to New Silverado Texas Edition

The Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck has many claims to fame. Look at last year's model alone. It was named 2011 Truck of the Year by Motor Trend magazine. It earned a laudable 4.5-out-of-5 overall consumer rating on Kelley Blue Book, ranking highest for reliability, quality and comfort. And, it's proven itself to be more of a road warrior than any of its closest competitors.

How could Chevy improve on such perfection? Berger Chevrolet concedes, it wasn't easy. After a lot of brainstorming, they decided to appeal to some of the most prominent truck buyers out there…

Betty Skelton: A True Daredevil and Chevrolet Pioneer

Among the many characters responsible for shaping the Chevrolet brand, Betty Skelton is perhaps one of the more interesting. She passed away at 85 years old late this August. And, in honor of her trailblazing spirit we hope lives on forever, we'd like to offer a brief retrospective.

What did an 85-year-old woman have to do with American automaker, Chevy? A lot! She actually began her career in the auto industry in 1956. That would be enough to break social norms in and of itself. Pushing the envelope even further, Skelton entered the auto industry via racing. After setting…

The New Chevrolet Camaro Packs the Horsepower

We've known about the development of the Camaro ZL1 for a long time, now. Chevy, however, has been pulling the oldest pre-launch trick in automakers' book: ultra-vague, big promises. Of course, it's worked, putting us on the edge of our seats - even if all they've had to say is that it will trounce the competition... not actually how much horsepower it will deliver.

As the saying goes, "good things come to those who wait" as Chevrolet has just recently provided some of the details we've been waiting patiently for. But instead of mitigating our anticipation, it…

Canada is Getting the Chevrolet Orlando

There's some great news regarding the Chevrolet Orlando. The Chevy vehicle will be heading to Canada but unfortunately the crossover still won't see an American dealer. General Motor's decision to keep the European-style Orlando out of US dealerships might be due to the Chevrolet Equinox that is available at Berger Chevrolet - 2525 28th St SE Grand Rapids, MI 49512, which is very similar to Orlando.

Although the Orlando shares many similarities with the Equinox, Canadian audiences should still get in line to check out this great new vehicle. Available for a short time already in Europe, Orlando…

Chevrolet Cruze Diesel to Hit U.S. in 2013!

We first identified people speculating over whether or not the Chevrolet Cruze Diesel would hit U.S. shores early this January. Well, the time to speculate is over. Dan Akerson, CEO, General Motors (parent company of Chevy) has divulged that the diesel-powered Chevrolet Cruze will be available in the U.S., starting in 2013.

While there's another two years before U.S. auto consumers will have the opportunity to drive the Chevrolet Cruze diesel, Akerson has recently had the pleasure of sitting behind the wheel.  He reports, "I drove it the other day. These new diesels are quiet. Should…

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