There is just something innately enjoyable about working on a van. Maybe it has something to do with the abundance of space and relatively good performance, or maybe it is just because vans are used so often for working purposes.

Now, it seems like everyone in their cousin owns a Suburban. After all, they’re on the road all the time and still sell quite well, just like they have for decades.

When the C7 Chevrolet Corvette was introduced on January 13th, 2013, the media guests in attendance received a limited edition media kit with information on the 7th generation Corvette and a unique plaque with the new Stingray badge.

It really isn’t odd for someone to own more than one ride. Sometimes this is because one is the toy and the other is the daily driver, and other times it is simply because, well, who wouldn’t want to own two or more glorious rigs?

Now, we’re sure that you’ve heard of the Shanghai Auto Show in one form of another, whether that be from reading an article on how models were banned at the event or simply being an avid follower of the automotive industry.

When it comes to Chevy vans, they really aren’t recognized enough. Most people prefer the trucks or SUVs over something like the Chevy Express.

What do you picture when you think of the Hummer H1? You might envision a vehicle with a massive, powerful engine and dimensions the size of an office building. Humorist and automotive writer Doug DeMuro will correct your eyesight.