Chevrolet Bel Air Reviews
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'Make them harder to drive': Supercars drivers fighting against 'dumbed-down' paddle-shift 2022 Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang
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By Stephen Ottley · 28 Mar 2021
It’s normally impossible to get all 24 Supercars drivers to agree on anything, given their competitive nature. But one topic has drawn unanimous agreement: none of them want the paddle-shift gearbox in the new-for-2022 Chevrolet Camaro and Ford Mustang.
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Toyota FJ, Subaru Brumby, Mazda 3 MPS and other cult classics that deserve a comeback
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By Stephen Ottley · 21 Mar 2021
Everyone loves a good comeback story. And in the automotive world everyone has a discontinued car they’d love to see make a comeback.
2021 Supercars Series preview
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By Stephen Ottley · 27 Feb 2021
Mt Panorama, Bathurst is the spiritual home of motorsport in Australia - so it's fitting that it hosts the opening round of the Supercars Series.It shouldn't be the V8 beasts at Bathurst this weekend though, the series has stepped up to fill the place of
Electric utes are coming! Chevrolet teases new EV pickup at CES - and it could be HiLux and Ranger sized!
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By Andrew Chesterton · 13 Jan 2021
America's focus on delivering all-electric trucks and utes is ramping up, with GM and Chevrolet today unveiling - albeit in shadow-filled teaser form - a new EV pickup that will form part of a major push into electrification over the next five years.The b
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Rust in pieces: From the last Holden Colorado to the Hyundai Veloster, here are eight cars that were permanently retired in 2020
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By Andrew Chesterton · 10 Jan 2021
Another year gone means another batch of cars officially buried, with either lacklustre sales or a change of corporate direction spelling the end for cars as diverse as the Abarth 124 Spider to the Hyundai Veloster, and even the very last (ever) Holdens.
How much power is too much power? Why Walkinshaw's Chevrolet Silverado might be heading down same road as Ford Falcon XR8 and Mazda3 MPS
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By David Morley · 09 Jan 2021
With rumours of a locally modified Chevrolet Silverado pick-up due in showrooms soon packing more than 520kW and as much as 900Nm of torque, the question of how much power is too much has been raised yet again.
Could a GMSV Chevrolet Tahoe crush Toyota Land Cruiser 300 Series? Mega SUV with punchy V8 petrol and six-cylinder diesel - and 3600kg towing - a chance for Oz!
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By Andrew Chesterton · 04 Jan 2021
The incoming Toyota LandCruiser 300 Series could face some unexpected competition in Australia, with the Chevrolet Tahoe SUV not ruled our for GMSV re-manufacturing for our market.
How GMSV can succeed where Holden failed
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By Stephen Ottley · 29 Dec 2020
The demise of Holden was a sad day for Australian motoring fans.
Meet Australia's most powerful ute! Supercharged V8 Chevrolet Silverado 1500's epic power figures revealed - and puts the Ram 1500 TRX on notice
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By Andrew Chesterton · 24 Dec 2020
Walkinshaw Performance is about to redefine the idea of a super ute, with the brand's incoming and supercharged Chevrolet Silverado promising some extremely impressive numbers.Walkinshaw revealed the HSV-style skunkworks project in a tweet to fans, saying
HSV officially replaced by GMSV! Chevrolet Silverado 1500 now in showrooms, 2500 and Corvette Stingray due late 2021
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By Justin Hilliard · 10 Nov 2020
GMSV (General Motors Speciality Vehicles) has officially launched in Australia and New Zealand, effectively replacing HSV (Holden Special Vehicles) following the retirement of the Holden brand