GM has launched a new Customer Satisfaction Program stating that select units of the 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 may need a ...

Richard used a Mustang II/Pinto 8-inch rear axle and devised a means of putting one under his Chevette that was practically a bolt-in.

It's an utterly conventional design with a front-mounted four-cylinder engine driving a solid rear axle. A two-door hatchback coupe is the only body style available.

Chevrolet is one of the oldest and most beloved auto brands in the United States, but the company still produced these hated models during its long history.

While the Chevette's rear-wheel-drive and solid rear axle sound archaic to modern car fans, the contemporary Datsun B210 and Toyota Corolla used similar architecture The Chevette did have some ...

At first peep, one might think this Chevette has some kind of odd landau roof covering its rear end and hatch. That, however, appears to be simply flat black paint.

The rear seatless option was called the Chevette Scooter in the US, but I guess Canada didn’t get a special name for that. I also like that supremely dickheaded parking job right in front of ...

The Chevette was the General’s first “world car.” Conceived in 1970 by German subsidiary Opel AG, “Project 1865” was intended to compete with the VW Beetle.

A full buyer's guide for the Vauxhall Chevette 2300 HS and HSR (1978-1981) including specs, common problems and model history ...

Connecting the Chevette to the road is a set of Center Line aluminum wheels; 15x3 in front and 15x12 in rear.

A five-speed Getrag gearbox sent drive to the live rear axle, with an 8.8-second 0-60mph sprint the result – a useful tenth quicker than the Ford.

By now everybody knows that the Chevrolet Chevette is the American version of the General Motors T-car first built by Opel in Germany and then picked up by GM subsidiaries in England, Japan, and ...