Chevrolet News

The average Brit’s pockets are considerably lighter than they should be with over 6.5 billion – £65 million worth – of pennies currently unaccounted for throughout the UK, according to new research.

Local couple, Terry and Margaret Ward have become the first people in the UK to place an order for the new Captiva SUV from Chevrolet retailer Perrys of Rotherham.

More motorists turned to Chevrolet for their new ‘07’-registered car this year than ever before – and it’s easy to see why.

Making their all-singing, all-dancing debut at this week’s New York Auto Show, a trio of new concept cars proves that Chevrolet is in tune with buyers’ demands across the world.

All Chevrolet cars will be developed as world cars in future – and they’ll be available in right-hand drive.

It’s the wrong time of year if you’re looking for a big discount on a brand new car – unless you visit your local Chevrolet retailer.

New research has revealed that although 86% of British consumers consider themselves savvy shoppers, realistically very few know the value of the items they buy: a startling 90% of the public admitted that they did not know the price of a tin of baked beans.

The order books have opened for Chevrolet’s most exciting new model yet, and it builds on the brand’s reputation for incredible value for money.

Chevrolet owners throughout the country can now put their cars through a series of while you wait winter checks on important functions such as coolant, engine oil and brake fluid levels for a fixed charge of just £8.

After a week of exciting concept car launches, General Motors rounded off its media schedule by revealing perhaps the most new ordinary car it’s shown all week – but it’s arguably the most significant.