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There's no mistaking a Corvette. The unmistakable sports car has captivated drivers for generations with its sleek design and powerful engine. But what is it about this car that has people coming back for more? Let's look at the Corvette history from C1 to C8 to find out.

  

Chevy fans who are looking to drive an all-electric vehicle can look forward to new EV models that the automaker will release in the coming years. In January, CEO Mary Barra announced that the company is working hard to become an all-electric automaker by 2035. The gas-powered models currently sold by the manufacturer will gradually be phased out.

 
Closing the 2021 season, the Corvette Racing program announced ambitious plans for the upcoming season. Tracing its modern history to the late 1990s, this racing division has never competed in endurance-style events worldwide. Taking advantage of upgraded technologies, the next-generation Corvette models will adopt the GTD-Pro and GTE Pro badges. The two American vehicles will be deployed at the iconic 24 Hours of Le Mans in the heart of France.

 

Bridging the Gap came to fruition in 1992 when a small group of people got together in hopes of creating a recycling program in the area. More than 20 different recycling centers were built, along with a curbside recycling endeavor. As the years have gone on, Bridging the Gap has gained some very generous donors that help keep this mission going. To date, this is one of the most diverse environmental programs in the U.S. The group's goal is to connect the environment with the economy and community in Kansas City, made possible thanks to the 1,500…

 

A remote start is just one of Chevrolet's features in many models this year. It's been long included in some of the higher trim levels over the years, but you'll see it in some of the base models this time around as well. This convenience feature helps prepare your vehicle's interior for your arrival. You can preset your temperature controls to what you want it to feel like when you get in. A remote start also warms up your engine, which is optimal for your automobile's overall care and maintenance.

 

An essential part of selecting a new vehicle is assessing what you need, what a car provides, and what you can spend. The process of buying an automobile can be overwhelming if you've never gone through these steps before. Luckily, the staff at Van Chevrolet is here for you every step of the way. Before you come down to our dealership to check out our inventory, here are some tips that can help you find your perfect vehicle in 2021.

 

In the second half of 2021, Chevrolet will release their EV Retrofit Kits to all interested parties. Perhaps you're a business that wants to offer your auto buyers a little something extra to consider. Maybe you're someone who owned a very reliable used car and wants to turn it into something a little more modern. No matter what kind of buyer you are, the Retrofit kits are an exciting development in automobiles.

With everyone attempting to do their part in flattening the curve of COVID-19, that means many people are stuck at home. Social distancing is a great way to ensure that you stay healthy and that you keep other people healthy. Yet most people quickly become bored or develop cabin fever at being locked away indoors for so long. How can you keep yourself sane? Here are five things you can do while social distancing.

Chevy continues to roll out tech-savvy convenience features with their vehicles. Among the most useful of these features is the myChevrolet app that allows you to control your Chevrolet vehicle via your smartphone. Some of its most prominent features are roadside assistance, Trailering calculators, and of course, the service scheduler.