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10 vehicles owners regret buying and swear off forever
Some vehicles leave such a bad taste that owners vow never to touch the brand again, and the pattern shows up clearly in ...
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$7500 2015 Chevy Silverado 2500 4X4 - Motor swap - Part 2
The $7500 Chevy Silverado 2500 is getting a serious motor swap, and things are getting real! The crew dives into removing the ...
Chevrolet's design patent hints at the next-generation Silverado, likely launching by 2027. Exterior sketches reveal squared-off styling, C-shaped lights, and signs of continued V8 power. GM confirms ...
A sketch of the next-generation Chevy Silverado has leaked via a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office filing. It teases a comprehensive front-end redesign with a split lighting signature, unlike the ...
UPDATE 12/17/25: Chevrolet provided the following statement regarding the patent filing: "GM regularly files with the US Patent Office to protect our IP, trademark, and technologies. Filings are not ...
Chevy's half-ton pickup is known for its reliable V8 engines that run forever. It's the truck people buy for longevity — the one that's supposed to outlast the others if you take care of it. Yet the ...
Dodge sold the Challenger for 15 years and never gave it a full redesign. Depsite that, it sold well for a coupe and eventually proved even more popular than the Ford Mustang and Chevrolet Camaro.
Q: I am looking at a Chevy Silverado 3.0 turbo-charged diesel. I was wondering if there are any problems with these engines and how reliable they are? A: This is one of those cases in which when these ...
For many owners, how far an electric truck can drive on a single charge will determine whether it's an acceptable replacement for a conventionally fueled pickup truck. When engineering the first ...
Chevy announced that the 2025 Silverado EV will have lower prices, more driving range, and new trim options. The 2025 all-electric Chevy pickup starts at $57,095 for the Work Truck model, while the LT ...
Traveling recently on the London Tube and on the city’s double-decker buses, I wondered, as I have many times before, why New York City can’t have a comparable public transit system: safe, clean ...
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