Recently, a distinctly unique Flight Capable Chevrolet Sonic was unveiled at the Texas State Fair Auto Show. This new brand compact car model was proudly revealed by Chevrolet for car enthusiasts. This car has been designed to be capable of flight.
Developed by one of the biggest names in the U.S. auto industry, this Chevrolet Sonic is not just a spectacular compact car but also a vehicle that is capable of achieving of flight through a radio controlled remote.
Chevrolet recently released the details of the latest Spark Woody, which is Chevy’s art car set to be showcased at the Auto Show in Paris later this year. The details include specifics regarding the car as well a number of images.
This car carries the tradition of the ‘50s and ‘60s in North America, when such vehicles were brought by the surfers. Such cars are generally big vehicles with bodywork framed with timber. However, the Spark Woody isn’t built of wood like the original woodies but has been covered Di-Noc wood grained vinyl paneling, which maintains the woody effect.
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The Chevrolet Volt MPV5 concept was unveiled at the 2010 Beijing Auto Show by GM. The MPV5 has been designed on the lines of Chevrolet Volt. The crossover concept has closed grille and a low air dam which help the fuel efficiency of the car. The underbody belly pan of the Volt MPV5 has rocker claddings and tail lamps.
Chevrolet, a world-class automobile manufacturer is in news again and this time it is for its new Camaro car. After much study, it is believed that Chevrolet’s Camaro is poised for success and there are several reasons to support this saying. With this car, the automobile industry might command huge market share in near future.
Chevrolet’s Camaro boasts of top-flight suspension, brake and steering hardware that has been derived from the Holden Monaro, an old rear-drive car that was built by GM’s Australian subsidiary. The difference in Chevrolet’s Camaro is that it is much more advanced that traditional model. It doesn’t use the b-pillar for support between the front and the rear seats.
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