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By Adam Clarke
When Chevrolet bolted a big-block V8 under the Corvette’s hood in 1965, it turned an already potent Sports Car into a brutal beast that delivered mind-blowing performance. It raised the bar further in 1966 by introducing the L72 version... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
The Chevrolet Impala set a sales record in 1965 that has yet to be beaten. More than one million new cars were sold. So, it was not surprising that sales dipped in 1966 with similar cars. The seller has... Read More »
By Kevin Roy
1965 brought styling updates to the affordably elegant Impala. Debuting in 1958, the Impala was one of General Motors’ inexpensive full-size cars. In 1965, the boxiness of the ’63 and ’64 body styles disappeared, replaced by new, rounded contours.... Read More »
By Scotty Gilbertson
The seller refers to this color as Hunter Green, but according to the last page of this 1975 Chevrolet truck brochure, it may be Glenwood Green. Whatever color it is, it appears to have been touched up over the... Read More »
By Ron Denny
Yep, it’s deja vu all over again in Nomad Land. This particular ’56 Chevy Nomad Wagon was featured on Barn Finds this past August and was also listed back in August of 2025 (for a BIN price of $40,000).... Read More »
By Kevin Roy
Unfortunately, 1971 Chevelles don’t have the appeal of the 1970 version. Personally, I think they are both amazing. Chevrolet decided to make the change to the third-gen Chevelle to keep up with the ever-expanding muscle car market. Chrysler, with... Read More »
By Tyson Hugie
A bold engineering move that took GM in a new direction
By Adam Clarke
I think every enthusiast has a classic they wished they could have bought off the showroom floor, but circumstances never let that dream become reality. If you felt that way about the 1990 Chevrolet Camaro IROC-Z, salvation may be... Read More »
By Sean Tucker
A new report claims that General Motors will soon build hybrid versions of the Chevrolet Traverse, GMC Acadia, and Buick Enclave.
By Derek Shiekhi
It'll be a click away during Barrett-Jackson's November Digital Select Auction
By Russ Dixon
One of the bigger strategic miscues of the automotive world occurred in 1962 when Chrysler Corp. downsized its full-size Plymouths and Dodges. They thought that’s what Chevrolet was doing, but instead it was the launch of the compact Chevy... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
The Laurentian was a Pontiac built in Canada from the 1950s to the 1970s using Chevrolet hardware. They were largely produced for Canadian consumption and weren’t exported to the U.S. This 1955 Laurentian convertible is said to be one... Read More »
By Bruce Johnson
In the mid 1980s, if you wanted a V8 Chevy with a little NASCAR attitude, the Monte Carlo SS was the car to have, and clean ones are getting harder to find. This 1987 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS is... Read More »
By Adam Clarke
Some people think that because they can’t complete a project build, they aren’t genuine enthusiasts. However, nothing could be further from the truth, because our worth as enthusiasts is measured by the passion in our hearts, not our ability... Read More »
By Andre Smirnov
Chevrolet is bringing big changes across their 2027 pickup truck lineup. This includes the powertrain for the midsize trucks, an all-new 2027 Silverado 1500 truck, and a refreshed Silverado HD with its class-leading 8.3L Duramax turbo-diesel. Take a look at all of these trucks side by side. Which one of these tuck is best for […] The post Here’s What GM Is Changing for the 2027 Chevy Silverado 1500, HD, & the Colorado Midsize Pickup Truck appeared first on The Fast Lane Truck.
By Russ Dixon
The S-10 was a U.S-built small truck produced by Chevrolet from 1982 to 2003. That’s when the strategy shifted from importing models from Japan, like the LUV (Light Utility Vehicle). The seller’s 1992 was running but smoking when it... Read More »
By Russ Dixon
The 1971-77 Chevrolet Vega was a well-thought-out product launch, but some shortcuts in execution led to reputation issues. Like premature rusting and overheating engines. This 1975 example seems to have escaped those issues, having had a 1950s Corvette V8... Read More »
By Adam Clarke
By 1981, Chevrolet’s C3 Corvette was no longer the performance benchmark it had been in years past. The company struggled along gamely, but enthusiasts with gasoline in their veins either had to wait for the ultra-expensive ZR-1 to hit... Read More »
By Nick DeGroot
Six Chevy drivers from five different teams accomplished something not seen in any Cup race in almost 13 years
By Russ Dixon
Both Ford and Chevrolet redesigned their full-size cars in 1965. But it was Chevy that won the sales race, as more than one million buyers flocked to one of their showrooms to pick up a new Impala. But Ford... Read More »
By Adam Clarke
One challenge in project builds is finding parts that seem to be made of “unobtainium.” That could be less of an issue with this 1961 Chevrolet Corvette, because the deal includes a huge haul of components from a restored... Read More »
By Joey Barnes
The 2026 Indy NXT standout will pilot the #4 Chevrolet alongside Dennis Hauger as the historic team prepares for its 50th Indy 500 anniversary season
By Russ Dixon
The third generation of the Chevrolet Nova (1968 to 1972) was its best-selling run. They’re also the most likely to be made into Super Sport clones. The seller’s 1971 edition is a one-owner, Grandma-style sedan with an inline-6 and... Read More »
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