Topic - chevrolet

• Ed Carpenter signs with Chevrolet for 2012 season

  Ed Carpenter Racing signed with Chevrolet as its engine provider for the upcoming IndyCar season.

• 1966 Chevrolet Impala always part of the family

  Like a lot of financially challenged students, Rick Berger struggled through college. Upon graduation he landed a job a couple of states away with no way to get there.

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  EDITORIAL: Obama: Stop selling pickup trucks

  The U.S. auto industry wouldn't exist today if it weren't for President Obama, or so he says. According to the White House, the 2009 $80 billion auto bailout - of which at least $14 billion was lost - not only saved the American auto sector but preserved 1 million jobs. If you believe that one, he has a $45,000 electric Chevy to sell you.

• A.J. Foyt agrees to drive Indy 500 pace car

  A.J. Foyt doesn't mind being The Replacement as long as he gets to lead the Indianapolis 500.

• Smoke to swap rides with F1's Hamilton

  Two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup champion Tony Stewart and 2008 Formula 1 champ Lewis Hamilton are swapping race cars at Watkins Glen International.

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  GM adds 250 jobs, invests $131M at Ky. Corvette plant

  General Motors Co. is putting more muscle into making Corvettes, investing $131 million and adding about 250 jobs at Bowling Green, Ky., assembly plant that produces the classic muscle car.

• Chevy Aveo flaunts hot-hatch style

  There is no shortage of world firsts for Chevrolet at the forthcoming Paris Motor Show, and joining the Orlando MPV and Cruze hatchback show car will be the all-new Chevrolet Aveo 5-door. The car will go on sale in the United States and Canada in 2011.

• Tigers defeat Cubs as Chevy Suburban arrives

  In 1935, the United States' population was a little more than 127 million. A first-class stamp cost three cents, Technicolor was introduced to motion pictures and the Detroit Tigers defeated the Chicago Cubs in a tough World Series. It was also the year Chevrolet introduced the Suburban.

• Unique Air Shutter Helps Increases Cruz's MPG

  Squeezing out every last drop of fuel efficiency is one of the key tasks for Greg Fadler, aerodynamics engineering group manager at Chevrolet.

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  NOVACK: Health insurance mandate meets reality

  The debate over health care reform has been mostly a theoretical affair, complex, abstract and full of predictions that contradict one another. Amid this ambiguity, one fact is unequivocal and unprecedented.

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