2011 Chevrolet Traverse – Great for hauling people and cargo

Good Top safety scores; submissive ride; enormous cargo area; up to eight-passenger seating capacity; split folding, adult-friendly third-row seat. Bad Quite a few subpar cabin materials; compromised outward visibility; large size hampers maneuverability. Introduction 2011 Chevrolet Traverse is a crossover sport utility vehicle, which combines responsive handling and smooth ride of a sedan with high seating position and cargo capability of a conventional truck based SUV. With its decent fuel economy, stylish good looks, carlike handling and ride and voluptuous interior, the Traverse has much to provide sport utility vehicle owners looking to downsize. Apart from stereo system’s relocated USB port and addition of heated cloth seats, it remains essentially unchanged. Honoured an overall five-star safety rating, the fuel efficient, elegant... [Read more of this review]

2012 Chevrolet Caprice PPV Preview

Never thought that I would be previewing a police vehicle but then a job is a job. Hope so that next it wouldn’t be a RV or any other vehicle. Earlier on, the police officials used to roam around in Ford vehicles while the trend has now changed to Chevrolet vehicles. Due to slowing sales issues as also safety and some power issues, police officers turned a blind eye towards the Ford cars and the new vehicle of their obsession is the 2012 Chevrolet Caprice PPV. GM has gone on record by saying that this vehicle was specifically designed for the task forces and there would be no cab or even personal use vehicles being made for the civilians. Such kind of a dedicated effort by any manufacturer certainly wouldn’t go unnoticed and this was the key idea behind this entire concept. For starters, this car looks and feels just like any other... [Read more of this review]