>Road Test > R & T > 2016<
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07-13-2016, 06:25 AM
>Chevy's 2016+<
Chevrolet
Bolt EV
MSRP: $37,500
EPA: TBD
Overview: On sale later this year, the Bolt will be real competition for the Tesla Model 3, and will appear well before that car.
Camaro
MSRP: $26,695 - $49,295
EPA: 16 (2016) city/25 (2016) hwy
Overview: Gutsy engines, aggressive sheetmetal, and rear-wheel drive are essential for any muscle car, but the Camaro stirs in excellent handling and great steering, too.
Camaro Z/28
MSRP: $73,300
EPA: 13 city/19 hwy
Overview: The legendary Z/28 lives on, but forget the 80s: This one takes its inspiration from the original Z/28 of 1967.
Camaro ZL1
MSRP: $56,500
EPA: 14 city/19 hwy
Overview: While its supercharged 580-hp 6.2-liter V-8 makes the ZL1 the most powerful Camaro so far, it’s much more than a straight-line muscle car.
City Express
MSRP: $22,950 - $24,510
EPA: 24 (2015) city/26 (2015) hwy
Overview: Lurking behind the bow tie on the grille is a Nissan NV200, but that’s not all bad.
Colorado
MSRP: $20,995 - $36,195
EPA: 19 city/26 hwy
Overview: The quiet, clever, and capable Colorado offers nearly as much utility as full-size pickups—minus the lane-hogging size.
Corvette
MSRP: $56,395 - $65,395
EPA: 17 city/29 hwy
Overview: The mighty Corvette truly competes with the world’s greatest sports cars, no excuses required.
Corvette Z06
MSRP: $80,395 - $84,395
EPA: 15 city/22 hwy
Overview: Think of the Corvette Z06 as the most amazing version of a sports car that is already amazing by anyone’s measure.
Cruze
MSRP: $16,995 - $25,245
EPA: 25 city/36 hwy
Overview: Not as razor sharp as some of its more enthusiastic competitors, the Cruze offers the ride of a bigger car in a compact package.
Equinox
MSRP: $23,495 - $32,585
EPA: 21 city/31 hwy
Overview: A much-needed refresh helps the Equinox look more modern both inside and out, but it’s still bested by newer and more entertaining rivals.
Express
MSRP: $31,590 - $51,090
EPA: N/A
Overview: Those who are unimpressed by the wave of Euro-style vans can take solace in Chevrolet’s all-American Express.
Impala
MSRP: $27,970 - $41,685
EPA: 22 (2016) city/31 (2016) hwy
Overview: Chevy’s flagship sedan is no longer the queen of the rental fleet: It’s big, bold, and (more) beautiful, with a spacious, well-trimmed cabin.
Malibu
MSRP: $22,500 - $31,795
EPA: 27 city/37 hwy
Overview: With handsomely styled sheetmetal and an aggressive front end, the Malibu is set to slice through the tedium that permeates the world of family sedans.
SS
MSRP: $47,570
EPA: 14 city/20 hwy
Overview: As Chevrolet’s flagship sedan, the SS is loaded with features; we think the most important one is under the hood.
Silverado 1500
MSRP: $28,390 - $54,610
EPA: 18 city/24 hwy
Overview: Modern pickups are amenity-packed multitasking machines—and the Silverado is no exception.
Silverado 2500HD
MSRP: $34,150 - $58,130
EPA: N/A
Overview: Whether at the work site or on the open road, the Silverado 2500HD has the brawn to tackle just about anything.
Silverado 3500HD
MSRP: $35,250 - $58,280
EPA: N/A
Overview: The 3500 HD is the king of Chevy pickups, offering a trailer-towing capacity of up to 23,200 pounds and a maximum payload of 7153 pounds.
Sonic
MSRP: $15,220 - $22,370
EPA: 26 city/35 hwy
Overview: The Sonic puts a bow tie on a handsome compact, featuring spirited styling along with responsive and agile handling.
Spark
MSRP: $13,535 - $18,160
EPA: 31 city/39 hwy
Overview: The Spark’s persona is less shocking than its name, but those seeking basic urban transportation will be happy.
Spark EV
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#3
07-13-2016, 06:26 AM
plus more Chevy's >EnJoy<
MSRP: $25,995 - $26,385
EPA: 128 city/109 hwy (MPGe)
Overview: The Spark EV dials in some much needed fun by improving just about everything wrong with its gas-powered counterpart.
Suburban
MSRP: $50,895 - $68,635
EPA: 16 city/23 hwy
Overview: Boxy, useful, and straightforward, the Suburban continues to perform its duties for American families like it has ever since its debut in 1935.
Tahoe
MSRP: $48,195 - $65,935
EPA: 16 city/23 hwy
Overview: The Tahoe is a full-size, body-on-frame boat hauler that rules the SUV world, with loads of tech to keep you safer on the road.
Traverse
MSRP: $29,595 - $45,040
EPA: 15 city/22 hwy
Overview: Although the Traverse might look like an SUV, it’s really more of a camouflaged minivan—especially considering its spacious and family-friendly cabin with room for eight.
Trax
MSRP: $21,195 - $27,625
EPA: 26 city/34 hwy
Overview: Despite a cool name, the Trax is an unadventurous alternative in a segment known for bold designs.
Volt
MSRP: $33,995 - $38,345
EPA: 43 city/42 hwy
Overview: Despite the Volt’s eco image, it’s actually fun to drive, without the range anxiety of pure electric vehicles.
EPA: 128 city/109 hwy (MPGe)
Overview: The Spark EV dials in some much needed fun by improving just about everything wrong with its gas-powered counterpart.
Suburban MSRP: $50,895 - $68,635
EPA: 16 city/23 hwy
Overview: Boxy, useful, and straightforward, the Suburban continues to perform its duties for American families like it has ever since its debut in 1935.
Tahoe MSRP: $48,195 - $65,935
EPA: 16 city/23 hwy
Overview: The Tahoe is a full-size, body-on-frame boat hauler that rules the SUV world, with loads of tech to keep you safer on the road.
Traverse MSRP: $29,595 - $45,040
EPA: 15 city/22 hwy
Overview: Although the Traverse might look like an SUV, it’s really more of a camouflaged minivan—especially considering its spacious and family-friendly cabin with room for eight.
Trax MSRP: $21,195 - $27,625
EPA: 26 city/34 hwy
Overview: Despite a cool name, the Trax is an unadventurous alternative in a segment known for bold designs.
Volt MSRP: $33,995 - $38,345
EPA: 43 city/42 hwy
Overview: Despite the Volt’s eco image, it’s actually fun to drive, without the range anxiety of pure electric vehicles.