As part of a craze to keep updating models “daily”, General Motors just announced a new facelift for their Chevrolet Silverado, one which should be just enough to bring it into 2012. Since the new facelift isn’t that major of a change, GM didn’t bust out the press release, advertising and so on this new
The American automotive group announced that a new partnership have been signed recently with LG, the companies following to develop together the technology for future electric vehicles. According to the first details, the first models to get electric versions could be the current Opel Meriva and Chevrolet Cruze, this partnership helping the American company to
The Americans from General Motors proudly announced that they just outsold the rivals from Toyota taking the lead of the automotive world. The first six months of this year brought GM increased sales which helped the company became the world’s biggest automaker with 4,536 million units sold between January 1st and June 30th. Comparing to
The Australians don’t agree entirely with the average U.S. car buyer but they do have some considerably important common opinions. One of which, at least that’s what GM is hoping for, is the increased market interest for the Chevrolet Colorado pickup. As a result of this belief, GM is going to rebadge the Chevrolet Colorado
In preparation for a 2012 model year for the Buick LaCrosse, GM announced a second surprise they have up their sleeve for their customers. The first surprise has been out there for a while now and it is the 2012 Buick LaCrosse eAssist, the version that has fuel economy in mind. The second surprise is
Chevrolet’s Corvette was recently the center of attention thanks the new investments at the plant and to some rumors about its future generations. The idea of the all American sports car targeting a different type of customer hasn’t disappeared and is in fact now being confirmed by reports from GM. Purists will rest easy as
Working for Automotorblog I never imagined I’d get the opportunity to pick on American politics but here we are, thanks to Chevrolet that’s just the problem. Behold, during a celebration of National Military Appreciation Month and just a couple of days after Osama was killed, the American troops get a GM discount program expansion.
I try, I really do. I just keep on disliking and hating it as much as possible and yet the 2011 Chevrolet Volt just keeps on popping up in the good beats of the news. A very new General Motors statistic really reveals the way the 2011 Chevrolet Volt attracts more customers to the Chevy
Feeling like the Chevrolet Volt has captured the public’s attention lately, GM came up with a new scheme to get some extra media coverage. Since there isn’t really that much going for it, the focus fell onto the fuel economy and range the Volt can manage.
Chevrolet’s Cruze is a pretty fascinating vehicle, but since Holden is going to sell it in Australia it does need something specific of a selling point. That’ll be the reason behind Holden currently developing a performance variant of the Cruze as they’ve just announced and showed us a few pictures.
GM isn’t wasting time, now that we know that the Japanese manufacturers are struggling with the tsunami aftermath in the Asian market so they decided to take a swing at it. The most recent of attacks is going to be sending in the Chevrolet Camaro over to China. In doing so, Chevrolet is going to
General Motors came forward with a bit of a surprise just before one of the least interesting motor shows around, the Bangkok International one. The surprise came in an early release of one of GM’s showcars over there, namely the Chevrolet Colorado pickup.
Here’s the manufacturer story we didn’t think we’d hear about, it’s GM’s very own Pontiac. A brand that was killed off by the General Motors cutback that came to life after the automotive industry’s recent fallback still has a burning spirit.
Even tho’ the Chevrolet Corvette is a pretty capable machine, the recent crisis of the automotive industry and the problem of rising fuel costs have really hit it hard. Therefore, the fastest American made production car has been steadily dropping sales for several months but it seems 2011 brought a change in trends.
Dodge have a good thing going with the Ram, it’s a nice middle of the road solution for your average pickup truck buyer. When Ford didn’t have enough of stabbing at the Ram and launched the F-150 SVT Raptor, they made Dodge angry who responded by building the Runner Kit.
The Americans at Cadillac came up with quite an interesting package to offer along with any CTS-V they sell. Sadly, they took some inspiration in naming it (rather poorly) relatively similar to what Porsche call their latest version of the Boxster. The package is called Black Diamond Edition and while that’s not exactly a marketing
I remember how a few years back I started laughing at the idea of how GM were re-branding Daewoo products into Chevrolet ones. This didn’t seem to clash with the idea at General Motors and the Americans keep on hitting it home with the name change.
After quite a lot of market shifting in favor of the Chevrolet Volt, GM plans to turn attention in marketing for another Chevy product. The candidate in question this time is the Chevrolet Cruze, a car which I frankly like, rather a lot by comparison to the Volt but, hey, that’s just me (and a
Let’s be honest about this, even though we’ve just started a new year, the economic crisis is still shadowing us. With times like these on hand it’s inevitable that GM can’t afford to waste money. The Cadillac SRX Turbo never really sold enough cars to make it worth while so it’s now being killed off.
Leaving away some of the title opulence, General Motors isn’t going to sail off to China for EV considerations but they have revealed a new concept on the matter. Probably aimed at China, what we have here is the GM Sail EV Concept. It looks rather well, but then again, most concepts do so let’s
