Right now, the only way you’ll find a Chevy Chevelle is if you look at used cars. However, rumors are flying that the Chevelle might be on its way back. Despite the rumors calling it a 2025 model, it’s unlikely that a new Chevelle is waiting to go into production in time for this. AI renderings show a vehicle that draws heavily from the classic Chevelle while still looking modern.
Read moreThe 2025 Chevy Chevelle: A Modern Twist on an American Icon
Shiro Nakamura, the designer of the R35 Nissan GT-R, has an interesting story involving his new SN Design Platform company and the future of EVs.
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The automotive industry has come a long way from the days when seat belts were considered cutting-edge safety technology. Today, the advancements in car safety tech not only protect drivers and passengers but also improve the overall driving experience. With more vehicles equipped with intelligent systems that anticipate and prevent accidents, modern safety tech is truly a game changer.
Here’s a look at the safety innovations that are changing lives on the road.
Normal – a word we’ve all been desperate to hear since shortly after the pandemic started in early 2020. Three years later, we’re finally hearing it in the automotive industry: new car inventory at car dealers across the country is just shy of the pre-pandemic normal levels as of March 2023. What does this mean … Read moreGood News for New Car Buyers – Car Dealer Inventory is Almost Back to Normal