It’s impossible not to love a Suburban. Well, it’s at least impossible to not love one that has been well cared for, well-used, and modified for better performance, looks, and functionality.

Somewhere at General Motors, champagne is being poured right now as part of a celebration. Thanks to GM-lovers such as yourselves, “total [year-over-year] sales of trucks, including pickups, vans and SUVs, were up 14 percent” across Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac in March, according to GM.

Small, fast cars are really starting to get quite good. The original, the Volkswagen Golf GTI, now in its 7th generation, is one of the best driving cars you can buy. If acting like a hooligan is your thing, Ford has you covered with both a Fiesta and Focus ST. Heck, even Honda is jumping […] More »

Chevrolet offers a wide range of cars in various sizes. Their smallest car, the Spark, was a good little car that was pretty safe and had decent technology. It looked funky for its size, but it’s hard to say that it actually looked good. For 2016, Chevrolet went back to the drawing board and completely […] More »

In recent years, the Chevrolet Malibu has been a bit of a joke. Even quick refreshes couldn’t save it. Meanwhile, cars like the Impala seemed so much better, and so different. At times, it was hard to imagine that both cars were created by the same company. But that’s changed for 2016. Debuting at the […] More »

The new Chevrolet Malibu Hybrid, announced at the 2015 New York International Auto Show, uses some new technologies stripped from the Volt to help it achieve an estimated 47 miles-per-gallon combined. If successful in the final EPA certification, that would make it easily the most fuel-efficient midsize sedan on the market. The Malibu Hybrid will […] More »

If you’re anything like me, when you think of an institution, you picture a building that’s been standing for decades. You don’t usually imagine a vehicle. Since 1908, General Motors has produced both kinds of institutions – the Arlington Assembly Plant and the Chevrolet Suburban, in particular.