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As American, at least according to an old advertising slogan, as baseball, hot dogs, and apple pie, Chevrolet has, in recent years, also served as a warning signal about corporate bloat. Disastrous Chevrolet sales and poor development decisions almost crashed the entire General Motors Corporation, leading to a huge government bailout in 2008. Those dark days are behind Chevy, but it's still clawing its was back to respectability. Still, it has good-selling, recognizable brand names like Impala, Malibu, and Suburban, which holds the distinction of being the longest consecutive-running nameplate in the automotive industry. Chevy also can claim the Camaro and the Corvette. The 2014 Corvette Stingray has enthusiasts squealing with delight, with lines both classic and modern. It's going to be the year's most sought-after sports car, and should go a long way toward restoring the company's good name. Chevy's lineup isn't perfect, but it's also tremendously diverse, and the company seems well positioned to put the bailout doldrums in its rear-view.

In recent years, Chevy has wisely focused on the economy segment. About as far a cry as possible from the land yachts of yore, Chevy's smallest model, the Spark, is an uber compact five-door hatch with a gas thrifty 1.2-liter four-cylinder engine. The Spark EV offers Chevrolet's first all-electric drivetrain. Slightly larger than that is the Sonic, available in Hatch or Sedan body with a possible 40-MPG highway fuel economy. Wandering out of the sub-compact category, the very likeable Cruze compact offers the first true American competition to the German dominated diesel car category, besting the Jetta TDI by 4 highway MPGs.
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Top Rated Chevrolet Models

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  • MSRP $45,745 - $45,745
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  • 2014 Chevrolet Volt
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  • MSRP $34,185 - $34,185

=================Below is my pick & also it's a Space Dream Ride===========================

2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe 
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2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe
Up to 17 MPG city / 29 MPG hwy


$54,000 - $86,650

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2015 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe

$54,000 - $86,650, Up to 17MPG city / 29MPG hwy





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The 2015 Corvette Stingray Coupe is a 2-door, 2-passenger SCCL, available in 9 trims, ranging from the 1LT to the Z06 3LZ.

Upon introduction, the 1LT is equipped with a standard 6.2-liter, V8, 455-horsepower engine that achieves 17-mpg in the city and 29-mpg on the highway. A 7-speed m transmission with overdrive is standard, and a 8-speed a transmission with overdrive is optional. The Z06 3LZ is equipped with a standard 6.2-liter, V8, 650-horsepower, supercharged engine. A 7-speed m transmission with overdrive is standard, and a 8-speed a transmission with overdrive is optional. See more...

 

My parents just picked up a 2015 GMC Terrain (same thing as a Chevy Traverse), not a bad riding vehicle.

My mom is tired of driving and ruining their 06 Monte SS in the snow, so they picked up the Traverse to drive in the bad weather haha

Recently my parents put a new trans in their Monte (I'm going to tune it in the spring to help prevent future issues), and they just did the wheel well rust repairs on the car.

 

Admin 'Mike, Pictures please...
I didn't know or 4got that your parents had a Monte SS...?

Those Terrains are expensive, but nice \

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• 2015 GMC Terrain
  Compact sport utility vehicle
  
• MPG: Up to 22 city, 32 highway
  
• MSRP: From $26,560
  
• Towing capacity: 1,500 lbs
  
• Fuel tank capacity: 18 gal
  
• Other model years: 2013, 2014
  
• Configurations
  
  
  
  SLE-1
  $26,560
  SLE-2 3.6L V6
  $28,060
  SLE-2 2.4L
  $28,060
  SLE-1 AWD
  $28,310
  SLE-2 3.6L V6 AWD
  $29,810
  SLE-2 2.4L AWD
  $29,810
  SLT-1 3.6L V6
  $29,820
  SLT-1 2.4L
  $29,820
  SLT-1 2.4L AWD
  $31,570
  SLT-1 3.6L V6 AWD
  $31,570
  SLT-2 3.6L V6
  $33,065
  SLT-2 2.4L
  $33,065
  SLT-2 3.6L V6 AWD
  $34,815
  SLT-2 2.4L AWD
  $34,815
  Denali 2.4L
  $35,490
  Denali 3.6L V6
  $35,490
  Denali 3.6L V6 AWD
  $37,240
  Denali 2.4L AWD
  $37,240
  
  
  
  
  

 

Forgot my parents owned a white 06 SS? Here's an old picture of my Monte next to theirs



And here's a shot of their new Terrain. It's the same red as Michael's Malibu, looks gorgeous in the sunlight, has a nice metallic flake like my Camaro.

 

Thanks Admin 'Mike for posting/sharing.
The Monte looks like the one Space had. It's beautiful.

I like the looks of the Terrain (like the Denali grille) Is your a 4cyl or a 3.6L. Have you driven it ? If so, what did you think of it ?

I'd do a drop or coil overs (lol) & get one in all Black & illegal tint (LOL)...

 

Hi Space, I have a 2013 Equinox, we took it on a trip to Montana and Yellow stone in 2014 and I love this SUV the wife says she thinks it has just a bit more leg room than the Terrain. I have been looking for the SS but have not been able to find one my dealer at home says he had a couple on order but still haven't received them?? I think they are made in Australia by Holden-Commodore?.

 

The Chevy ss is pretty neat but I feel like if I can buy that I would rather wait and buy the new hellcat charger.

 

I have driven it, it's the 4cyl AWD. It's pretty slow, but for my parents to have a winter beater and a grandkid hauler, it's not a bad ride for them.

My Camaro has the 3.6L, I wish they had that engine in their Terrain too haha

 

Just for the record, the Terrain is like the Equinox, not the Traverse. The Acadia is like the Traverse. Get your facts straight Mike! :P LOL And you call yourself a GM guy! hahaha jk.

I want Megan to get rid of the Murano and get an Equinox or Terrain. I'm pushing for the 2WD 4CYL. We don't need AWD out here and the 4CYL 2WD gets car like MPG's. Not to mention, Megan doesn't use power anyway, so I'd rather save the money in gas. LOL