Tests and Features

If you live in a city centre, you may not understand some people's necessity for a full-size SUV. Those large beasts are cumbersome to park, drink way too much fuel and can't navigate crowded streets. Here, trucks such as the Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban as well as the Cadillac Escalade …

Although the market is currently very favourable to SUVs of all kinds, the midsize sedan segment is still a popular one. In the United States alone, two million of these cars are sold every year. In that category, Chevrolet’s been offering the Malibu for quite a while now, and although …

This week, Car Guide is travelling to sunny California to drive the all-new 2016 Chevrolet Malibu. The Malibu has had an interesting history in the last few years: the eight generation of the midsize sedan was launched in 2013, and received its ''mid-cycle refresh'' only 18 months later. Now, we …

Don’t mess with success. Even in the fast-moving compact SUV segment, where new competitors arise from marketing meetings on a seemingly monthly basis to be introduced as yet another family-friendly blob on stilts, it's a risky move to make too many changes to a model that has been a stronger …

To introduce members of the press to the 2016 Camaro, Chevrolet had an interesting idea. Through the "Find New Roads" program, the brand invited journalists to explore America at the wheel of their new sport coupe. Not the whole continent in one shot, of course; they created several itineraries across …

When Chevrolet launched the first Volt, its styling was not only very different from the other cars on the market, but also from the brand’s own product line-up. In 2010, the compact EV shared the showroom floor with the Cobalt, the Aveo and the HHR, all models that didn’t exactly …

I like to think of myself as my own person, with my own thoughts and opinions. But it's tough to argue with a good idea. Like Brad's about which is the best electric vehicle on the market: The Chevrolet Volt. Whereas other EVs struggle with the daunting issue of range …

For many years, General Motors – or GM – was a quintessentially American corporation because the bulk of its profits came from vehicles sold in North America. There, GM totally dominated the market in the early 1960s. The situation began to change only gradually with the arrival of Japanese competition, …

Less than 10 years ago, the idea of a Chevrolet selling well in all the world’s markets would have been unthinkable. The boys with bow ties at General Motors made a lot of good cars, but they were generally tailored for specific markets. When the Cruze debuted in 2008, GM …