The new 'bu started shipping out of Kansas City today.
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January 23, 2012
By: Nick Saporito

Image from Chevrolet's Facebook page

General Motors is already launching their first all-new product for the 2012 calendar year, the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu. The new Malibu began shipping today (according to Chevrolet's Facebook Page); off to Chevy dealerships nationwide from GM's Fairfax Assembly plant in Kansas City, KS.

Only the Malibu Eco is launching now, and even that almost did not happen. Over a year ago GM management insisted... [Read More]

Chevy's new mini-car boasts long standard feature list.
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January 22, 2012
By: Nick Saporito

Over the course of the previous two years Chevrolet has been launching an onslaught of new small cars, from Cruze to Sonic. The trend is about to continue with the 2013 Chevrolet Spark, the first mini-car from a mainstream brand in the U.S. The little Spark has been on sale in many global markets for nearly two years, but for 2013 the Spark received several updates to bring the car up to snuff for the North American market. Earlier this week the order guide for the new Spark was... [Read More]

Chevy Corvette C7 prototype spied testing!
By: John Neff
Posted Jan 19th 2012 8:10AM

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The Corvette is the very definition of a halo car, and the fact that 2013 marks its sixtieth year in production is nothing short of a miracle. The seventh-generation Corvette is still a model year away, during which time Chevy plans to send off the C6 with a special edition 60th Anniversary 427 Convertible.

Development of the C7, however, continues at full speed, and we have the very first shots of a prototype being tested in cold weather to prove it. The car in question is wrapped in vinyl covering, underneath which hides the familiar black-and-white swirl paint job we see so often on prototypes. Even still, we can identify some aspects of the evolution that will take place... [Read More]

The ATS and XTS have been revealed. Next up? A new CTS.
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January 17, 2012
By: Nick Saporito

Last week Cadillac finally revealed the long-awaited ATS sedan, their first entry into the cutthroat compact luxury sedan segment. The ATS reveal comes on the heels of the reveal of the XTS sedan as well, making it clear that Cadillac is giving its sedan lineup an overhaul. But what is in store for the sedan that started the modern day Cadillac revival?

The current CTS sedan launched in late 2007 as a 2008 model after a respectably successful first generation. Despite the CTS coupe and wagon models still being relatively new, the CTS is getting up there in age in terms of automotive... [Read More]

Cadillac's super sedan is bi-polar...and that's a great thing.
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January 16, 2012
By: Nick Saporito

The direction that GM’s luxury division has taken over the course of the last decade is controversial, to say the least. From a near all rear-wheel drive lineup to today’s mixed lineup of rear and front drivers, the Cadillac brand has been consistent only at inconsistency since the proclamation of its renaissance last decade. Despite the controversy however, the CTS-V is an undisputed king of luxury sedans that defies the mess that is the rest of the Cadillac brand.

In fact, the CTS-V is one of those few cars that defy many assumptions about Cadillac, GM and Detroit. Throughout our week... [Read More]