Remember Office Space and Jennifer Aniston’s “pieces of flair”? Well, what if your car were completely made of pieces of flair?
It can be. Because if you purchase a 2013 Chicago Chevy Malibu Eco, you’ll be driving around in a midsize sedan with more style than any other on the road.
This November, Chevrolet had even more to be thankful for than in years past. Total vehicle sales increased 10 percent over 2010 sales last month, reaching 128,907 units. The automaker also experienced a 23-percent rise in retail sales. With last month marking the 15th consecutive retail-sales gains, Chevy has a lot to be thankful for indeed.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month in the United States. In the ongoing fight against this disease, research and education are key in raising awareness and identifying a cure. During the past few years, breast cancer research has led to new, promising treatments that have the potential to drastically increase the chances of survival among patients. Leading the way is the American Cancer Society, whose fund raising, research and public awareness efforts have been integral in helping woman catch this disease in its early stages and beat it. This year, Chevrolet has announced that it will offer customers the opportunity to contribute to the cause by donating their rebates to American Cancer Society breast cancer research.
These days, most people can conjure up a pretty vivid image when they hear the word “Camaro”. Indeed, the popular remake from Chevrolet is performing well and providing the industry with a sound example of high-quality American automotive engineering. Few Chicago Chevy Camaro drivers are aware that the 2011 Camaro SS comes in stylish convertible form as well; drop-top sales account for only 20% of total sales volume for the Camaro. We’re here to get the word out about a good thing! The 2011 Chevrolet Camaro SS convertible is not only a high-performing beauty that’s full of style; it’s fun to drive too.
As your Chicagoland Chevy dealership, we recognize the undeniable prevalence of the subcompact. These days, drivers are looking for efficient, practical vehicles that save money while looking good. Now that the dust has settled, and most car makers have taken a stab at the subcompact category, Chevrolet is preparing to introduce the 2012 Chevrolet Sonic. The Sonic, designed to appeal to global audiences, is a neat little subcompact that is full of aforethought. Find out why the automobile industry is buzzing about the 2012 Chevy Sonic.
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As a Chevy dealer, we get pretty excited when our automaker comes out with a new model or trim. The prospect of new upgrades and designs on already great cars gives us the chance to really broaden our inventory to serve our consumers as best we can. We’re especially pumped to introduce the new Texas Edition trim on the already amazing Chevrolet Silverado. Continue Reading…
Chevy trucks have long been favorited by pickup enthusiasts. Performance, style and capability have consistently outweighed those of competitors, keeping Chevrolet consumers happy. However now that we have hit mid-summer and the first quarter is up, the tides have seen a strange shift. June 2011 sales reports showed that Chevy cars made up a little over 50% of sales. Addison Chevy dealerships are excited that Chevy cars are definitely getting more playtime. Continue Reading…
Chevrolet has developed a sound auto to replace the outgoing Cobalt, which for those who enjoyed that car, Sunrise Chevrolet carries plenty of Roselle used cars with the Cobalt name. The last model year for the Cobalt was 2010, so what do we have in store for the 2011 car year? Continue Reading…
The Chevrolet Camaro seemed to be everywhere at SEMA this year, a clear favorite of the customizing crowd. Chevrolet alone brought five. And surprisingly, few examples turned up of other vehicles we thought might excite the hot-rod crowd, including Ford Flex, Nissan GT-R, Smart car and Nissan Cube. One Camaro caught our eye in particular: the green one.
Here’s an early warning. Green is about to come back with a vengeance. Chevy is going to offer the Camaro pictured above, as it is shown off by General Motors’ Bob Rozek, as a limited-time color in the first quarter next year. It isn’t that deep forest green that showed up on so many of those Eddie Bauer editions of the Ford Explorer. This is a bright, metallic kelly green. Or at GM calls it, “synergy green.” We’d like to say the color choice is related to raised environmental consciousness but we don’t think it is.
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