Guess the Driver!

Happy Famous Friday! Can you name the celebrity owner of this blacked-out Chevy Tahoe?

Always New, Always Improving

Take a leap into the future this Throwback Thursday by hopping into one of our many great new and improved Corvettes! They're sure to thrill, even when standing still. http://bit.ly/1410urW

Revv Up Your Day

Fact of the day: Chevys are meant to be driven. Have a great Wallpaper Wednesday, fans!!

Chevy Power

This Tuesday, go big or go home!

Memorial Day

This Memorial Day weekend, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. We are grateful to all who serve.

The Chevy Family

It's more than a car; it’s a lifestyle. Does Chevy run deep in your family?

A Classic Wallpaper Wednesday

Celebrate Wallpaper Wednesday with a classic Chevy pickup! Even after its prime, it's still a rustic example of that infamous Chevy elegance.

What Makes a Camaro Even Better?

Customer cash and our exclusive internet special make the 3.6L 6 cyl Fuel Injected 2013 Chevy Camaro even more alluring than it already was!

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Equinox, Space to Spare

With the most rear seat legroom of any 5-passenger vehicle in its class, plus an amazing amount of cargo room thanks to the Mutli-Flex sliding rear seat, the Chevy Equinox has enough space to fit even a bulky hockey goalie and all of his stuff!

Armed Forces Day

Tomorrow is Armed Forces Day and we want to give thanks to all of the selfless men and women who put themselves in harm’s way to protect our freedom and country.

LIKE and SHARE this post if you know someone who has served or is currently enlisted in the military!

Throwback Thursday Engine

Throwback Thursday: Guess the horsepower of this Chevy LS3 Engine!!

Dreams Come True

It ONLY takes 3 minutes to DISCOVER what life on the track is like in a high-powered Chevy CORVETTE!

Chevy Sales Event Going on Now

Time is of the essence when it comes to big savings! Click here to check out our current special sales event and discover how to save. https://www.facebook.com/events/253373714802254/

Summerize Your Car Before it has Gone Too Far

Summertime calls most of us out on the roads. You might be planning a summer vacation, traveling on the weekend to a summer cabin, or just spending your evenings out enjoying the hot summer nights.

Before you find yourself out and about enjoying the season, think about your vehicle and some seasonal maintenance. There are a number of things you can do to prepare your car for a safe and steadfast summer of driving.

Beat the Heat

You car's cooling system is critical to your summer driving, with the primary job of keeping your engine cool (your engine can reach well over 200 degrees F). Your cooling system strives for a constant 200 degrees F to protect your engine against corrosion, provide more efficient fuel combustion, and maintain proper oil viscosity.

However, in hot weather, your coolant could reach 250 degrees F and your car could overheat. This is why your cooling system needs extra attention in the summer. But before you get under the hood, make sure your engine is cool―never remove a radiator cap when the engine is hot, or even warm.

To prepare your cooling system for summer, you'll want to check the radiator and hoses for leaks or cracks. Be sure all the connections are snug. The reservoir level should be half full and if it is low, add coolant or antifreeze.

Despite all your efforts to inspect the cooling system and keep your coolant levels up, your engine could still overheat. Keep an eye on the temperature gauge on your dashboard. If you see the engine getting too hot, you can take immediate action by turning on the heat―this pulls hot air off the engine block. Allow your engine time to cool down, because overheating can cause permanent damage to the engine.

Air Conditioning

Before your air conditioning quits cooling, you can inspect the system for worn or damaged belts. The belt on your air conditioner drives the compressor; without that, you won't get any air conditioning inside your car.

The air conditioner has a condenser that looks similar to a radiator. You can inspect the fins to be sure they are clear of debris. When air moves freely around the condenser, the refrigerant is able to do its cooling job better.

Summer Tread

You will get more speed, better handling, and better fuel efficiency if you mount summer tires on your car. In contrast to winter tires, summer tires have a shorter sidewall and a less-aggressive tread.

To change over to summer tires, you need to have a spare set of rims or bring the tires into a shop to be changed. All-season tires are a good alternative if you don't want to bother with specialized summer and winter tires.

Brake Check

If your summer weather pattern includes thunderstorms and rain, you will want to inspect your brakes because wet brakes can be less responsive. What you see when you look behind the tire and wheel depends on whether your car has disc or drum brakes. You might need some brake education; good resources are the owner's manual or your mechanic. Talk to the mechanic about how much braking you have left.

Also ask about the state of your brake pads. Hot weather can increase the temperature of your brake system, causing your pads to wear more quickly. You'll want to keep tabs on how worn yours are.

Towing

Towing a boat, camper, or trailer is common in the summertime. Before you hook on and drive off for a vacation destination, though, make sure you have inspected your car and trailer.

There are legal and commonsense rules to follow when it comes to towing weight. Your vehicle is listed for a certain gross vehicle weight (GVW), which is the maximum weight for your car, trailer, and load.

Common sense will guide you on load distribution. You need to balance the weight between your axles and the tongue (hitch). Typically, only 9-11% of the weight is on the tongue. The load must balance on the trailer too―usually 60% in the front and 40% in the rear.

Whenever you are towing, it is a good idea to develop a pretrip inspection habit. Look over the brakes on your car and trailer. Are all the lights working properly? Carefully go over the hitch to be sure it is secure and has safety chains attached. After driving for a few hundred feet, you can pull over and check for any load shifting.

Summer is a fun and liberating season. By inspecting your vehicle's cooling system, tires, brakes, and air conditioning, you can expect a more pleasant, safe, and reliable warm weather driving experience.

Courtesy: DMV.org

Happy Mother's Day!

Happy Mother’s Day weekend to all of the great Moms out there!

Guys, how do you plan on celebrating the occasion? Moms, what would be your gift of choice on this day of days? Comment and let us know!

Camaros Lead the Way

Chevy Camaros (like the 1968 Camaro Z28) are the quintessential muscle cars with a perfect balance between power and elegance.

Drop by and you can get on your way in one of our modern models of this classic sportster! http://bit.ly/Z1lwWP

Life's a Roller Coaster

What happens when the technology, physics and thrill of roller coasters meet the auto industry? You get the Chevy Malibu Eco with eAssist.

Trivia Tuesday Concept

Trivia Tuesday: Can you identify this rear-wheel-drive, four-seat coupe concept?

Maintenance Tip Monday

Add years of service to your vehicle’s ignition switch by limiting the amount of keys and other items on your key chain. Weighted key chains combined with bouncing while you drive can wear out the tumblers inside the ignition and eventually lead to ignition switch failure. If your ignition key “sticks” when you try to turn on the car, it’s a warning that your ignition switch is about to fail. Replace it before you get stranded.

Courtesy: Reader's Digest

Military Appreciation May

Happy Military Appreciation Month! We're inviting any and all service members to drop by for great deals on premium vehicles like the 2013 Chevy Equinox that you can get for only $281/month!

Thank you for all of your selfless service and dedication to your country. We are all eternally grateful. http://bit.ly/ZsMRNz

Thursday Trivia

Throwback Thursday Trivia: What did Chevy introduce in 1955 that “opened a new era in attainable high-performance?”

Hint: It is still used in today’s trucks and SUVs, as well as performance cars including the Camaro and Corvette!

Wallpaper Wednesday Sunset

Fade away into the sunset of Wallpaper Wednesday with the elegantly-powerful Chevy Camaro SS.

Can you guess the year this specific model was produced?