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You’ve parked your car. You’ve turned it off. However, the dash indicates that you haven’t. And until you convince it otherwise, you're stuck. That’s the maddening situation one Chevrolet Malibu driver experienced when her vehicle refused to acknowledge it was in park despite all evidence to the contrary.

Exclusive: The immigration enforcement agency will take delivery of 100 modified SUVs every two months, for the next 20 months, according to an draft RFP obtained by The Independent

Hill took issue with his fellow Chevy drivers at JR Motorsports, claiming 'they don't help us at all' at superspeedways

GOBankingRates spoke with car experts who said these car models have improved by leaps and bounds within the last car cycle.

Some cars earn reputations not just for how they perform, but for the way their drivers behave on the road. Whether it’s constant speeding, reckless lane changes, or ignoring basic traffic rules, certain vehicles have become stereotypes for bad driving. These reputations don’t always reflect the car itself—it’s more about…

Tell the average person to picture an average car in 2025, and there’s a good chance that an SUV will pop into their mind’s eye. Apart from pickup trucks, they’re the most popular type of car in the US, and it’s not that hard to see why.

America's automakers are staring down a Super Duty-sized problem. Plus: Hyundai and Kia aren't slowing down on EVs—at least, not yet.

When Chevrolet isn’t busy setting records at the Nürburgring with the Corvette ZR1X, its designers are back in the lab, cooking up concepts that imagine the far-off future of America’s favorite sports car.

Believe it or not, the year is almost over. We're only a few weeks away from 2026. With that, we thought we’d take the opportunity to check in on which new cars are winning the sales race so far, with third-quarter results now fully in the books.

I'm almost ready to commit to electric adventures. I just need the good trucks to depreciate first, so I can afford them.

If a Chevy Bolt can do it, just about any EV can do it. The Bolt has slower charging speeds and less range than most EVs, but it's aiming for the Arctic anyway.