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Chevy offers a broad range of SUVs, including the subcompact Trax, compact Equinox, full-size Traverse, full-size Tahoe, and full-size Suburban. As a midsize crossover, the Blazer fills the gap between Equinox and Traverse.
Read More →Chevrolet wins Fleet Car of the Year four years running. This year, fleets commend the Malibu for exceptional fuel economy, impressive styling, and reduced maintenance expenses.
Read More →The Trax has a small footprint, a small engine and clever interior cargo space that maximizes every inch of the vehicle. Chevrolet will be offering a fleet version of the Trax based on the entry model LS trim.
Read More →DETROIT and SHANGHAI – General Motors plans to unveil its all-new Chevrolet Malibu simultaneously at the Shanghai Auto Show and on Chevrolet’s Facebook page on April 18.
Read More →The automaker announces six new recalls involving such models as the Chevrolet Silverado LD and HD, GMC Sierra LD and HD, Buick Regal, and Chevrolet Caprice PPV. The two largest of the six recalls involve seats.
Read More →For this entry of our video series on commercial vans, we profile the 2015 Chevrolet Express cargo van. The Express and GMC Savana are built on General Motors' "G Van" platform.
Read More →We had an opportunity to test drive the 2015 Chevrolet Cruze Diesel model and were impressed by its fuel economy, cruising range, engine performance, safety features, and its ability to contribute to corporate sustainability goals.
Read More →The 1963 cars which are now dotting the streets do not feature many engineering or functional changes-the prime concern of all fleet users. There are no breathtaking announcements or engineering breakthroughs. Styling refinements, for the most part, are the byword for 1963.
Read More →The Malibu still represents a value proposition for fleet managers. It delivers a solid EPA-rated fuel economy that gives the sedan an edge over most compact SUVs.
Read More →A look back at the Malibu over the years, as assembly lines for the popular fleet vehicle will come to a halt in November 2024.
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