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DETROIT - The Chevrolet Kodiak medium-duty pickup, specially upfitted by Monroe Truck Equipment, was built for display at the Detroit Auto Show earlier this year. Monroe had announced the truck would be for sale at the conclusion of the auto show, with an MSRP of $120,000.
Read More →DETROIT – Built for display at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit earlier this year, a Chevrolet Kodiak medium-duty pickup truck was bought by Ron Morgan, who decided the Kodiak's pulling power with its 6.6L Duramax TurboDiesel engine was just what he needed to haul his luxury boat.
Read More →Long-time AFLA member and fleet dealer of Decatur, Ga. has joined the 485-strong dealer body for General Motors Company’s new Business Elite program, which is designed to give the automaker’s dealers more tools to effectively sell commercial vehicles.
Read More →“The Volt absolutely delivers on the promise of the vehicle concept as originally outlined by GM, combining the smooth, silent, efficient, low-emissions capability of an electric motor with the range and flexibility of an internal combustion engine,” said Angus MacKenzie, editor in chief of Motor Trend.
Read More →The Volt’s comprehensive battery warranty covers all 161 battery components, 95 percent of which are designed and engineered by GM, in addition to the thermal management system, charging system and electric drive components.
Read More →NEW YORK – To help celebrate 100 years of the taxi cab in New York City, General Motors is placing into the city's taxi fleet service the only vans approved to transport individuals with mobility-restricting disabilities or spinal cord injuries. The taxi van uses a Chevrolet Uplander TC (Taxi Cab) modified by GM's approved upfitter, El Dorado National.
Read More →General Motors announced that the Baltimore Assembly Plant will be idle during the weeks of December 16, 2002 through January 6, 2003.
Read More →Several things must happen if the Volt is to beat out the Toyota Prius on cost.
Read More →Since GM's Project Driveway program launch in 2007, the 119 hydrogen-powered vehicles have driven more than 3 million miles, avoiding the consumption of 157,894 gallons of gasoline.
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