Cool Down This Summer!

Who doesn’t want to ride in style this summer? There is nothing like turning heads as you jet by in your brand new Chevy! Well Chevrolet has the perfect opportunity for you to impress everyone on the road. Come on in and take advantage of the Chevy 2013 Model Year End Event!

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Preserve Vehicle Value Beyond Your Wildest Clean

By simply cleaning your vehicle it will not only give you a sense of pride and accomplishment, but it also protects your valuable vehicle investment. Prevent the buildup of damaging chemicals and dirt by polishing your vehicle every 6 months and washing it once a week. Remember to always use cleaning solutions that are designed to keep the manufacturer paint and finish remain intact. Don’t forget to check for dents, dings, and scratches since this can lead to expensive repairs down the road!

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Got a rock chip, crack, or ding in your windshield?

Always remember that there is an easier and more importantly a cheaper way to fix your windshield! Bring your car to a windshield repair shop. For far less cost than replacing the windshield, they can fix chips and cracks, even quite long ones. The repairs not only keep the chips and cracks from spreading and restore structural integrity, they also improve clarity.

John Legend: "Melody" - 2014 Impala | Chevrolet

How does a song unfold? Listen to the evolution of John Legend's new single "Made to Love," from his upcoming album, Love in the Future.

2014 Chevy Corvette Stingray good for up to 30 mpg*

With each bit of advance information that trickles out about the 2014 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray, we can't help but be more amazed and eager to drive it. First, it was announced that the C7 would start at a reasonable-sounding $51,995 and then Chevy revealed the LT1 V8 will generate 455 horsepower and 460 pound-feet of torque, but now we're getting the latest piece of the Corvette puzzle: fuel economy.

Few people buy a Corvette for fuel economy, but recent generations have offered downright impressive consumption figures considering the model's performance envelope. And now owners of the new Stingray Coupe will be able to save a little bit more money at the pump thanks to fuel economy ratings of up to 30 miles per gallon when driven in Eco mode – that's an 11-percent improvement over the C6's already robust number. *EPA window sticker ratings will be 17 miles per gallon in the city and 29 mpg highway when equipped with the standard seven-speed manual gearbox, with the latter figure representing something of an average between the 28 mpg when the car is in Tour mode and the 30 mpg when it is in Eco mode using cylinder deactivation. There is still no word as to what the fuel economy will be on cars with the optional six-speed paddleshift automatic, but at least on paper, this is a big win for the Corvette over key rivals, including less powerful cars like the Porsche 911. 



Source: Auto Blog

Silverado: "Strong" Commercial | Chevrolet

We dedicate the new Silverado anthem, "Strong," to you, the hardworking, honest and dependable men and women that make our truck what it is. Grammy award-nominated Will Hoge lends his voice in a nod to those who are Silverado Strong.

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Flyboy6783Y New Castle, Delaware Jun 27, 2013

Since I was interested in a car 150 miles away in Delaware, the issue of trust and information reliability was extremely important. We negotiated over the phone and upon inspection at Nucar, after an Amtrack trip from CT, the car was every thing Mitch Miller had represented. It was one of the two most congenial car buying experiences I've had in over 50 years of driving. Thank you Mitch and Dan

Here’s your Car Care Tip of the Week: Check your windshield wipers!

The summertime is notorious for sudden, violent thunderstorms. When buckets of water are beating against your windshield, you need wipers that really work. Even more so at night, when a rain storm can decrease visibility to 15 or 20 feet in front of your vehicle.