Chevrolet Reviews

Tuesday 17 October 2006

When we think of Chevrolet, it’s behemoth pick-ups, gas-guzzling muscle cars and extensive station wagons that are readily called to mind. At least, that was the case when the cute Chevrolet Matiz arr

Tuesday 17 October 2006

Before General Motors ploughed countless millions of dollars in, Daewoo was a company producing some modest but effective tackle. When the budget went up, so did the expectation. The Lacetti was the f

Tuesday 17 October 2006

The Lacetti was the first new car produced by Daewoo under the stewardship of General Motors but it arrived too late to save the ailing Korean marque. Don’t let that put you off, though. GM rebadged t

Tuesday 17 October 2006

The problem with small used cars is that they often come with a lot of other things that are small. Mean warranties, tiny carrying capacities, meagre equipment lists and very little in the way of bran

Tuesday 17 October 2006

The Kalos was Chevrolet’s first offering in the supermini sector and although it campaigned predominantly on low prices, it was good enough to put a lick on some more mainstream names as well. Trackin

Tuesday 17 October 2006

The Chevrolet Corvette doesn’t need a great deal of introduction. "America’s Sports Car" has been available in one guise or another since the fifties, but it was not until the launch of the C5 series

Tuesday 17 October 2006

The Chevrolet Camaro, part of an American tradition of ‘pony cars’ which includes the Ford Mustang and Pontiac Firebird, offers enormous bang for your buck. Whereas its big brother, the Corvette, has

Tuesday 17 October 2006

How we laughed at the Chevrolet Blazer the first time General Motors tried to import it in the late seventies. Huge four-wheel drive vehicles would never catch on, we reckoned. ‘Ideal for the profliga