New Chevrolet Cars

The Chevrolet Avalanche had been in our Four Seasons fleet barely one week when it became apparent that we were in for a contentious year. In the very first logbook entry, truck aficionado and editor emeritus David E. Davis, Jr., expounded on the qualities of

The Aveo offers slightly more than it has to--more style, more comfort, even a better warranty.

GM has finally stepped up to the plate in the small-car game.

A powerful memory eraser.

Finally loosed from hiding, the supercharged Corvette ZR1 vaults the stairway to sports car heaven.

Zero emissions, zero cost ... for now. Chevy is lending a fleet of fuel-cell-equipped Equinoxes for testing purposes in major cities.

The original Chevrolet Express debuted way back in 1965, when sex was safe and cars weren't. At the time, vans came in only one size--gargantuan--and the idea of parking a van inside a residential garage hadn't been taken seriously yet.

Chevy gives its retro wagon the SS treatment. A turbocharged, direct-injection four coupled with launch control help whisk this HHR to 60 mph in as little as 6.3 seconds.

America's third-best-selling car gets a refresh and a V-8, but are these changes enough to keep the Chevy on top?

Something for nothing? The 2008 Chevrolet Malibu hybrid gives you a 2 mpg increase in fuel economy for almost no extra money, well, after you factor in the federal tax credit.

Chevy's new Super Sport truck may be short on power, but it's long on useability.

The Chevrolet Suburban's loyal following is largely composed of well-heeled owners who have specialized pursuits and recognize a good value. For them, the Suburban has always been about capability, like a great pair of boots that can be muddied without worry.

Ann Arbor- If you think huge is a mortal sport-utility sin, move on. But if you still need huge in your SUV, then you'll want to take a closer look at the new Chevrolet Tahoe. We have no quarrel with its size; we only want to know how this new Tahoe does its

In Ann Arbor, Michgan, home of automobilemag.com's editorial offices, leagues of Toyota Priuses and Subaru Legacy wagons patrol the streets, fighting the good fight for sensible, low-emissions, all-weather mobility. What better place, on an unseasonably cool a

Chevrolet moved to distinguish itself in the crowded minivan segment by refurbishing and renaming its old Venture. The Uplander, as this vehicle is now known, looks quite different than its predecessor, but has basically the same running gear.