Ever since Chevy shoppers and fans were first teased with the 2012 Chevrolet Volt, they couldn’t wait to get their hands on it. This was going to be Chevrolet’s first electric plug-in hybrid, something that General Motors has never unleashed onto the public before. Now that it’s spent some time on the U.S. market, it’s time to see how the American automaker can further improve the model.  Continue Reading…

Green technology makes everyone happy, including our beloved planet earth. Car companies are making more fuel-efficient vehicles, such as hybrids and all-electric models, which many drivers love for various reasons (who doesn’t like saving money?). Consumers shopping for a 2012 Chevrolet Volt will be happy to learn that America’s favorite automaker is making some favorable updates to the model that has made such a bold statement here in the United States.  Continue Reading…

Some Chicago Chevy shoppers have families or are ready to start one, and often base their vehicle preferences on that situation. However, some young drivers or those who aren’t ready for little ones stick to the next best thing – more specifically, man’s best friend. That’s right, readers. Sometimes consumers love their dogs so much, that they keep their “babies” in mind when shopping for a new car. And who are we to judge? Chevrolet wants to make its customers happy any way it can.  Continue Reading…

Thanks to very impressive advances in technology, hybrid are no longer luxuries that only the rich and/or famous can afford. They are not so exclusive anymore, which is a great thing because now “average Joe” consumers can enjoy saving money and the planet at the same time as well. How could we not be excited about hybrids? But green technology doesn’t stop there – the machinery is always improving, and now Chicago Chevy fans and shoppers will have more green to look forward to in the near future.  Continue Reading…

Long-time Chevrolet fans can probably name every Chevy model that’s come off of the production line since the company first emerged 100 years ago. Some have won the hearts of Frankfort used car shoppers for many years, while others were replaced by all-new models. But what if America’s favorite automaker brought back one of the lost-but-not-forgotten favorites?  Continue Reading…