Everyone makes mistakes, what matters is if one learns from them. Chevy Has.

Chevrolet is celebrating its Centennial with help from their all new Chevy Cruze. This fresh model has sold millions of units across the globe, including 1 million just in the US alone.

Cruze is key to the global expansion of Chevrolet, and one of the top-selling models in all the markets: including India, China, Russia, and other developing countries.

“I can’t think of a better birthday present,” said Karl Slym, President and Managing Director, General Motors India. “Cruze’s combination of style, comfort, fuel-efficiency and safety is a hit across the globe.”

Chevrolet began as a General Motors brand on Nov. 3rd, 1911 in Detroit, MI. With its headquarters still located in The Motor City, we can see another century of Chevy coming our way.

Sources: Wheelsunplugged | Wikipedia

Criswell Chevrolet of Gaithersburg, Md., is apparently selling the 355-hp V8 Chevrolet Caprice, which was supposed to be a law-enforcement only vehicle by General Motors.

The dealership outfitted 13 sedans with additional features, including power windows and power seats. The list prices run from $31,000 to $37,000, not a bad price considering the only other rear-wheel-drive GM car is the $67,000 Cadillac CTS-V.

According to source Jalopnik: “The Caprice is the first vehicle GM has sold in decades that’s supposed to be limited exclusively to police departments. But GM didn’t explicitly say in the Caprice sales contracts with its dealers that the car could only be sold to law enforcement agencies. That means Criswell — or any other dealer with a Caprice on its lot today — is free to sell them to whomever has the money. Unfortunately for Caprice fans, Criswell’s sale has made GM aware of its mistake, and all future contracts will carry GM’s public sale ban.”

Admittedly, the officially unveiled by GM 2013 Chevrolet Malibu is not as exciting as previous “leaked” photos perceived it to be. GM has quickly taken a lot of those teaser and concept images off the web, and replaced them with this over-sized Chevy Cruze looking Malibu.

But the car is ferocious, and we’re happy to see that rounded, oblong front end give way to a meaner looking grille.

We’re also excited by this fancy pop-up radio, also peeking out of a leaked photo released the other day. It’s an exciting time to get into a Chevrolet Malibu, or at least it will be come 2013 (you know, if we survive the apocalypse).

The car is perfectly maintained, and available from a Chevy nut in Iowa (home of Capt. James Tiberius Kirk). It features a 5.7 liter V8, rated at 350-bhp. The engine and transmission have only 47,656 miles on them. What’s the best part of this Malibu Coupe? Its 70′s – 80′s era long, rectangular speedometer.

Source: jalopnik

Chevrolet and Corvette racing are gearing up to make a huge dent in the world’s most intense motorsports event: American Le Mans Series (ALMS).

This is a preview of what to expect from the Corvette Racing Team as they document the ALMS season in their upcoming video series. Stay tuned as we continue to update this ongoing battle between American muscle and top automotive engineering.

He defended his comments, saying, “My thoughts on what has or hasn’t been the cause of climate change have nothing to do with the decisions I make to advance the cause of General Motors.”

According to The Motor Authority: “Cost cutting at GM and fears that the German supplier of the Camaro Convertible’s roof mechanism was about to go under led to last week’s claims that the car was put on hold indefinitely. However, the supplier in question is still in business and has a new agreement signed with GM. ”

General Motors figures a $50 million development price for the Z28, and as Motor Authority added its “niche status” will probably keep this muscle car down. If the Chevy Z28 (aka, IROC baby!) does come to life, expect a 550hp 6.2L V8 engine from the Cadillac CTS-V to the Camaro’s engine bay.