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General Motors is ready to showcase several new Chevrolet models at the upcoming North American International Auto Show in Detroit. Here are some of the new Chevrolet models you can expect to see at the show and at your local dealer in the near future.

The New Chevrolet Cruze
This new compact car is supposed to get upwards of 40 miles to the gallon on the highways. This isn’t just any compact car, though. It’s more “refined and attractive than any previous small car,” according to Detroit Free Press writer Mark Phelan.

The 2011 Cruze has also been recognized as a segment favorite at the Paris Auto Show earlier this year. It was the worldwide debut for this new Chevrolet model. Those “in the know” expect it to beat out its competition in the segment without any problem.

The New Chevrolet Equinox
This crossover has a car-like platform combined with the convenience of a sport utility vehicle. With a V6 engine and other features, the newest edition of the Equinox is sure to make an impression at the Detroit show.

General Motors is also planning to debut other models in January at the show, including a replacement for the Malibu and other Chevrolet cars. If you’re in the area next month, stop by and take a gander at all the new cars you’ll see on dealer lots before long.

There are plenty of corvette clubs across the United States that enthusiasts can belong to. Many of these clubs focus on one specific aspect of Corvette ownership, such as the C4 clubs that exist around the country. One of the most interesting types of Corvette clubs is the Lost Caravan Corvette Clubs.

The Lost Caravan Corvette Club (or LCCC for short) is all about having fun on the weekends, and caravanning too. These clubs are a great opportunity for Corvette enthusiasts to meet in a relatively relaxed and unstructured setting. The clubs may have impromptu get-togethers, or they many have planned long weekend mini caravans. In some cases, they have regular monthly caravans that members can join in.

LCCC members may join a chapter for a number of reasons. Usually, they want to continue the socializing, exchange of information and the caravanning experience of the national Corvette Caravan, but on a smaller, more frequent and local scale. It also provides opportunities for Corvette enthusiasts who may have family or work commitments that prevent them from attending a national caravan to get together with other like-minded Corvette fans.

Get ready for a Corvette Caravan today. Come see your Corvette dealer near Delran and schedule a test drive.

Did you ever think the federal government would institute a new Chevrolet car czar to oversee the business matters of this popular automaker? It’s one of the ideas being tossed around in Congress and it could be a reality!

Chevrolet cars wouldn’t be the only ones affected by an appointed “car czar.” The Big Three automakers asking for bailout money would be subject to such an overseer as part of an agreement to them accepting the money. The overseer would be part of the Commerce Department and the person in this position would also have the power to restructure companies or force them to declare bankruptcy.

Some members of Congress want to give the makers Chevrolet car maker and other automakers the emergency bailout money now with the condition that President-elect Obama could name an overseer when he takes office.

Either way, the spokesperson for the White House said that they will insist that “taxpayer assistance only be considered for companies willing to make the difficult decisions across the scope of their businesses to be viable and competitive in the future.”

If you’ve invested in a new Chevrolet car in the last few years, you know that the automaker has made great strides in new technology and fuel economy in order to compete in today’s changing market. You can be assured they will continue to be a competitor in the auto industry for years to come.

The 2009 Chevrolet Equinox is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after crossover SUVs on the market. It’s cabin is not only versatile, it’s roomy, and it has something for everyone.

Bigger than most compact SUVs but smaller than most midsize SUVs, the 2009 Chevrolet Equinox is just the perfect size. Rather than offer a third-row seat too small for most adults, the Equinox foregoes this and gives the second seat plenty of space.

Efficient design is evident throughout the Chevrolet Equinox. It gets good gas mileage, provides a comfortable ride, and even gets high marks in crash testing. It features a split rear seat which lets you create the space you need for cargo, as well.

There are four trim levels for the 2009 Chevrolet Equinox. There is the base LS trim, the LT, the luxurious LTX, and the Sport trim for those interested in performance. There are plenty of options and amenities at the various trim levels, from a rear-seat entertainment system to a sunroof.

If you’re in the market for a crossover SUV, look no further than the 2009 Chevrolet Equinox.

I recently saw a headline on the front page of Yahoo News that asked, “Could $1 Gas Be a Reality?” If it is, it could be great news for Chevrolet NJ dealerships and Chevy dealers all across the country.

Earlier this year, bloggers were going crazy talking about the soaring gas prices. I’ll admit…I was one of them. But you don’t see too many news stories these days about the gas prices going down, do you? Your Chevy dealerships want to report the good news as well as the bad, so we’re going to look at the lowering fuel prices and what it means for you and your Chevrolet cars.

The main reason for the drop in gas prices is the price of a barrel of oil. In July, this price hit an all-time high at $147.27 for a barrel. This brought gas prices up to an average of $4.11 per gallon. In the last five months though, the price of a barrel of oil has gone down more than 70 percent! Combine that with lower demand for gas and other factors and it’s very possible that prices could go back to the 1999 prices of about a buck for a gallon of gas.

I’m always for lower prices. But even if gas prices don’t go back down to a dollar a gallon, I wouldn’t complain about where the prices are at right now. Where I live, I’m paying about $1.70 for a gallon and I would expect prices to be a little higher than they were in 1999. But I certainly won’t complain if they drop even more.

If you haven’t heard of the new Volt yet, your Chevrolet NJ dealers want to bring it to your attention. These Chevrolet cars may just be the answer the automaker needs to its current financial problems.

The 2011 Chevrolet Volt is an electric car. It’s as simple as that. But there’s more. First of all, it’s the first electric car produced by General Motors. As a result, GM has something to prove in order to corner the market for this type of vehicle. From the way it looks, the automaker has accomplished its goal.

From looking at the new Volt, you wouldn’t know it was an electric vehicle. It doesn’t have that funky futuristic appeal to it like most other electric vehicles. In fact, it looks like a normal sport sedan model. That way, you don’t have to worry about people looking at your funny in your Volt because they probably won’t even know it’s an electric car.

On the inside of the Volt, you’ll find several modern features that you simply can’t resist. A seven-inch LCD instrument panel displays everything you need to know while you’re driving. There is also a touch-screen panel for controlling the climate and entertainment features. With all of this, how could you ask for anything more?

Your Berlin area Corvette dealer is excited about the National Corvette Caravan. Each year, a nearly endless caravan of Corvettes and Corvette enthusiasts cross the country in order to meet new people, make new friends, celebrate the great American sports car and take place in one of the largest moving car events in history.

The National Corvette Caravans leave from a number of different locations during the end of August as well as the beginning of September in 2009, and will arrive in Bowling Green at the National Corvette Museum on September 3rd through 5th. This will be Labor Day weekend, and it will mark 15 years for the National Corvette museum.

There have been three previous Corvette Caravans, and the route for the 2009 Corvette caravan has been being designed for the last two years. Various route Captains work to make sure that each of the routes is spectacular and enjoyable.

Whether you’re interested in shows, events, archives, track schools or just a visit, the National Corvette Museum has plenty to offer visitors. The museum is the “Gateway to all things Corvette,” and a visit, even if it’s not during the Caravan, is well worth your time.

Need a new Corvette for the 2009 Caravan? Come and see us today.

Going on a road trip this holiday season is much easier with a car from your Lumberton area Chevrolet dealership.

The CEO of General Motors – Rick Wagoner – decided to do just that. Instead of enduring the questions from Congress about taking a private jet to the meeting this time, he decided to take a road trip to the nation’s capital in one of the automaker’s fuel-efficient vehicles. His car of choice: the Chevrolet Malibu hybrid.

Wagoner is just one of several officials involved with the automotive industry that is appearing before Congress to make the case for a bailout.

The drive from Detroit to Washington, D.C. is about 10 hours depending on traffic and weather along the way. However, a spokesperson for General Motors said they would not announce when Wagoner was leaving or if he was stopping along the way for security reasons. “There’s a lot of security concerns. There’s also the idea of a circus that we’re trying to avoid,” said the spokesperson.

Now you can travel just like the executives. Simply visit your local Chevrolet dealership and get a Chevrolet Malibu hybrid or one of the many other Chevrolet cars available.

The new Chevrolet 2009 Avalanche has come a long way since its 2002 predecessor won Motor Trend’s Truck of the Year Award. Even though it won such a prestigious award that year, the new Chevrolet Avalanche is much better this year than it has ever been! Here are some changes you may notice in these new Chevrolet cars.

The Hyrda Matic 6L80 six-speed automatic transmission is one of the most noticeable changes for the 2009 Avalanche. This new transmission increases gas mileage and reduces engine noise for a quieter and more enjoyable ride.

The new Chevrolet Avalanche also has many more features than its 2002 predecessor. The backup camera is one of the new safety features that allows drivers to see what is behind them before they back up. It also assists drivers when pulling into tight parking spots and reduces the “bumps” many drivers use to see how close they are to the parked vehicle behind them. There is also a state-of-the-art navigation system included in the 2009 Avalanche, giving drivers more peace of mind on those long road trips. Finally, rain-sensing wipers give drivers a truly unique and enjoyable experience behind the wheel regardless of the weather outside.

Visit a local dealer today and check out these new Chevrolet cars today!