The new Chevrolet Volt which will go on sale in selected states very soon is on a slow but steady roll to make sure the production models have got all the bases covered to become the best electric hybrid on the market and beat the mighty Prius.

Chevrolet Volt has an official MSRP of around $40,000 USD, but as we learned the dealers are charging considerably more than that. And don’t you think that’s it, becasue this kind of green motoring has its costs!

Chevrolet Volt’s is the first American electric car which has something to do with the nation’s pride. So every details o fit is made to the highest standard. The Volt being an electric car, the protection of the onboard systems is a crucial matter.

The color of the car is probably the last important thing when talking about how good or bad it is. But for the real customers, that is probably the first thing! That’s is why it matter to Chevy that they’ve come up with an on-trend color for the Chevy Sonic.

Continuing publicity efforts for the new Chevrolet Spark, GM is teaming up with the Color Run. he all-new 2013 Chevrolet Spark, a city car offered in bold hues such as Jalapeno, Salsa Red, Lemonade, Denim Blue and Techno Pink, will pace nearly 10,000 runners in The Color Run this Saturday and Sunda

The high performance Corvette ZR1 uses a large amount of carbon fiber in its body and structure for obvious reasons such as lightness and stiffness.

With the revision of the 2010 Chevrolet Malibu lineup, the gas/electric Hybrid models are no longer up for retail sale. This particular midsize sedan is the smaller among the two.

Ever since the Chevy’s Silverado 1500 (2010) was announced to get a turbodiesel V8 engine, the release was postponed indefinitely. In any case, the 2010 Silverado hasn’t changed much. The GM pickup truck still comes in either regular, extended, or crew-cab body styles.

The 2010 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 hybrid is Chevy’s 4-door crew cab version of its large pickup truck. It has a seating capacity of 6 passengers and features a bed that’s 5.8 ft. long.

There were few changes on the 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe lineup, most of which involved its engines.