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Chevy looks set to bring back small car performance with Aveo RS “show car”

January 12, 2010

Big honkin’ V-8’s are great fun, but they can be a little bit on the expensive side to operate as a track car. They tend to go faster (duh) and weigh more which means that disposable items like tires and brakes are, well, disposable. Also, their point of entry tends to be a pricier than [...]

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1935 news as presented by Chevrolet

December 2, 2009

While many automotive media types are in LA watching Bob Lutz talk about the future of GM, I’m here in The Garage watching some Chevy history. In this news clip we see some advancements in light rail and road building and some curious uses for 1935 Chevy’s. What are those swimsuit models doing on Dad’s [...]

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Chevy Cruze Unveiled

November 29, 2009

Pictured above is the production version of the all-new Chevy Cruze. This past Fall we have sampled from Chevy the Camaro RS and Equinox, both great vehicles that we would happily recommend to anyone. But the real test for Chevy comes with the Cruze, as the outgoing Cobalt, although a strong seller, failed to convince [...]

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Guest post: Tripping to Run-Offs in a Zed28

November 28, 2009

This guest post was written by long time Canadian road racer Colin King when Gary Magwood`s story about his Sebring road trip stirred the memory banks. A great tale of road tripping and what can happen when running afoul of The Man.

In the late fall of 1980, November to be exact, we set off [...]

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Auto Archaeology: The “Better Off Dead” Camaro

November 27, 2009

When I had mentioned to a friend I had the new Chevy Camaro RS to review for The Garage, he immediately pointed me to a site dedicated to the Camaro that appeared in the movie “Better Off Dead.” Released in 1985, “Better Off Dead” is a dark comedy starring John Cusack. For Generation X’ers like [...]

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Modern Muscle Comparo: Time machines

November 16, 2009

I suppose I should get the dreaded issue of style out of the way first. Why dreaded? I feel better equipped to try to build a time machine than I am to describe anything so personal as style. Ask anyone who has ever attempted to help me with graphics and they’ll tell you that I [...]

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Modern Muscle Comparo

November 13, 2009

Back in the Sixties, Ford launched a new car called the Mustang. That sporty little ride sold like hotcakes and a new category was born. Small when compared to the other barges on the road, Muscle Cars used lightweight bodies with big V-8 engines that gained in horsepower annually as North America fell in love [...]

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Superformance teams with The General to recreate Corvette Grand Sport legend

November 12, 2009

For those who aren’t aware, Superformance has been churning out top quality Cobra replicas out of a facility in South Africa for years now. While they are sold sans drivetrain, you would be wrong to call these kit cars. The Superformance factory is considered one of the finest fiberglass manufacturing facilities in the world and [...]

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Review: Chevy Camaro RS

November 5, 2009

The wait for the new Camaro was long-painfully long. Chevy first showed the concept in 2006, and until recently the reenergized Ford Mustang was the only game in town-until now. The Camaro is here, and damn, it looks great. And wherever I went in this new Camaro, people would come up to me and ask [...]

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Review: 2010 Chevy Equinox

October 21, 2009

I may as well cut to the chase here, and say, proudly, that what we have here is a no excuses Chevy. That’s right-put the Equinox against the best in its class, and the Chevy has no excuses, no stories-it simply does its job, and does it well. GM has also wised up on product [...]

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