Featured Vehicle Highlights According to recent reports and evaluations, Chevrolet’s Avalanche remains unchanged in this model year of 2011. It’s pickup truck that’s basically the Chevrolet Suburban SUV’s crew-cab version that can be reconfigured.

With a brand new Aveo coming in for the calendar 2011 (dubbed as a 2012 model), it seems that the 2011 Chevrolet Aveo is in its final model year. Nevertheless, the 2011 Aveo remains generally unchanged.

Even though it hasn’t been tested much yet, it can already be noted that what’s so unique about the 2011 Chevrolet Caprice is that, while it’s going to be available in North American markets, only police fleets will be able to use them.

Reports on the Cobalt show that the 2011 Chevrolet Cobalt is no longer available. There are, however, 2010 model examples that are available on some dealer lots, in case you’re interested. This is because the Cobalt is going to be replaced by the Chevrolet Cruz.

As the model year 2011 comes for the Chevrolet Colorado comes, most aspects of this compact pickup truck remain unchanged. Its basic design is similar to that with the GMC Canyon’s.

Brand new to the 2011 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 is its limited-edition trim plus some new performance options. As for the rest of General Motor’s versions of its flagship sports car, they didn’t change much.

General Motor’s volume compact car division used to have the Chevrolet Cobalt, but this model year of 2011 the Chevrolet Cruze takes the former’s place.

Most of the 2011 Chevrolet Impala stays the same. It remains one of two of Chevy’s biggest medium sized sedans. It can seat up to an approximate of 6 people. Impala has a couple of trim levels available, which are the LTZ, LS, and LT trim levels.

New to the Chevrolet Malibu this model year 2011 is the fact that it is now only available with an automatic 6 speed transmission.

Known as the heavy duty (HD) counterpart of Chevy’s conventional Silverado 1500, the 2011 Chevrolet Silverado HD has entered this model year with a brand new design. Aside from the variations through the 1 ton 3500 and the ¾ ton 2500 series, these HD models of the Silverado come in three unique tri