The '70s saw the Chevy Corvette transition from its best period to arguably its worst. Here's what buyers were getting for their buck as the decade progressed.
Read MoreEven after replacing or repairing many of the recalled 6.2-liter truck engines, General Motors and NHTSA are still getting reports of engine failure.
Read MoreThe Chevy Bolt took a brief hiatus, but now it's back as a practical EV hatchback. But what if you want to save some cash and go with an older used model?
Read MoreFrom a time when space meant true luxury.
Read MoreChevrolet did offer a touchscreen in the Express in 2019, but it was removed from the options list after a single model year.
Read MoreThe seller admits it's no show car, but does a stick shift and the wind in your hair make up for that?
Read MoreThe 2020 and 2026 Corvettes are pretty similar in terms of standard equipment. However, if you're trying to decide between them, here's the price difference.
Read MoreGM has improved the Corvette continuously for over 70 years, making it faster and better to drive with each new generation. Here are 10 race-worthy Corvettes.
Read MoreThere's only one 1983 Corvette left in the world, and it's enshrined in Corvette's own museum. Too bad everything about it shouts that it reeks.
Read MoreA special bridge at one of America's favorite race tracks has become synonymous with the Corvette nameplate, and it's now celebrating 70 years of history.
Read MoreSouth Korea is one of the world's biggest car exporters, and its gigantic factories also build several surprising nameplates that dominate sales in America.
Read MoreThe Tahoe became a defining piece of GM’s full-size SUV strategy in the 1990s, shaping how Chevrolet structured its truck-based lineup.
Read MoreThe LS6 makes 535 hp and 520 lb-ft of torque, bringing the 0-60 time down to 2.8 seconds and letting the Stingray run the quarter-mile in 11 seconds flat.
Read MoreIf you were still under the illusion that your '90s car would keep you and your passengers perfectly safe in a crash, it's time to reconsider that notion.
Read MoreUnlike many Chevy trucks, the Corvette never offered a diesel engine. These insane builds are what happens when you stuff an oil burner in a 'Vette anyway.
Read MoreRacing the 1,250-horsepower Corvette ZR1X to the top of Pikes Peak, driver JR Hildebrand didn't just break the production car record; he destroyed it.
Read MoreThe idea behind GM's active and dynamic fuel management systems is brilliant, but they may be asking too much of the poor hydraulic lifters.
Read MoreThe convertible Corvette is quite a desirable car these days, but it wasn't always the case -- and some Corvettes were never even sold in drop-top form.
Read MoreChevy has revealed the next-generation Silverado in seven trim levels from Work Truck to ZR2 Bison, but we don't know many details yet.
Read MoreThe Chevy Vega was supposed to be GM's breakthrough compact car, but things went horribly wrong. It's now considered legendary for all the wrong reasons.
Read MoreA surprising American performance car has emerged as a favorite among Gen Z enthusiasts, standing out in a field dominated by Japanese models.
Read MoreWith a competitor dominating sales, Chevrolet responded with a streamlined development strategy that dramatically shortened production timelines.
Read MoreOne of the automotive industry's longest-lasting designs, the 2027 Chevy Express carries over unchanged, seemingly allergic to updates or refreshes.
Read MoreA lot of muscle cars are seen as legendary dream cars that anyone would love to own. But a few aren't quite as great for day-to-day life as you'd think.
Read MoreAfter having the same Camaro ZL1 stolen twice, the owners say they'll likely move on to a different vehicle, even if theirs is recovered.
Read MoreIn the interest of fuel economy, GM first experimented with a turbocharged V6 Corvette in the late '70s. It went just as well as you might imagine.
Read MoreIs the 1957 Chevy Bel Air a true muscle car or just a really fast family ride? We're letting you decide, but first, here are both sides of the argument.
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