The newest Chevrolet vehicles are lean and green, with Chevrolet Volt being the greenest of all. The Volt EV "plugs in" to our obsession for becoming eco-friendly in today's world. It's a trend those at Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac of Salem, OR are happy to get behind. With the ability to hit number close to 100 miles on a charge (93 MPGe to be exact), Volt tramples the competition.

The reported estimates don't

Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac in Salem, OR has to admit, the new 2013 Cadillac ATS hasn't even made it to our showroom and we're already a fan. How can we commit to loving a new Cadillac vehicle without knowing full details? Well, as a matter of fact, we happen to know quite a bit. Just recently, the automaker revealed a whole host of new information regarding the Cadillac ATS and all of its available

In almost 6 decades since its debut in the late 50', the Chevrolet Impala has sold almost 16 million units. This makes the Impala, GM's third highest-selling model in the United States.

But, despite these impressive numbers, the full-sized Chevrolet sedan has remained quiet over the past few years. That's why Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac is enthused to hear that Chevy is about to launch the Impala back into the spotlight.

For its 10

For many Cadillac drivers in the Salem area, where you get your vehicle serviced is an important decision both in terms of car performance and customer satisfaction. Here at Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac, we think it's an easy choice. So do those taking part in J.D. Power and Associates 2012 Customer Service Index Study, as Cadillac rated among the best in luxury vehicle service satisfaction.

Basing its rankings on maintenance and repairs done by

If you are concerned with the constant increase in the price of gas, you may want to consider hybrid vehicles. But it seems that GMC has another option to offer consumers: Highly fuel efficient new Chevrolet vehicles.

Starting this April, Chevy will be offering and innovative and powerful new tactic: a bi-fuel variant of the Chevrolet Silverado.

The upcoming Silverado model will be available at Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac in Salem OR next month and will

Exactly 100 years ago, Cadillac released the first electric vehicle, sort of. That's right, long before Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac in Salem OR was getting ready to sell 2013 Cadillac ATS models, they were prepping lots for a Cadillac with electric starter.

GM introduced the electric starter in 1912, and it became an instant hit. No longer did people have to stand out in the elements and crank their engine - simply get in, start it

Everyone at Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac was checking out this year's Big Game at their favorite Salem, OR bars. At one point, we all cheered for the Cadillac's Super Bowl commercial featuring 2013 ATS, which took place during the vehicle's testing at Germany's "Green Hell" course. But we weren't the only ones watching.

This ad for the 2013 Cadillac ATS was voted a top pick by the American auto maker as

We've seen the Sonic jump out of a plane. We've watched it bungee jump. This year, it even starred in its very own music video. But how does it handle the real world? Does it live up to the reliability and quality standards that Chevrolet is famous for? Of course it does. But to prove it, Chevrolet employs a man whose only job is to test the durability of the Sonic. His name

Last year, Chevrolet announced a one-of-a-kind program that invites avid do-it-yourselfers to the GM Performance Build Center to personally hand assemble a crate engine for their project car. Sounds pretty cool, doesn't it? That's what Jeff Kasper from California thought when he found out he could assemble an LS7 crate engine for his project car, so he didn't waste any time placing his order.

"Building an engine is a time-honored tradition in

If you drive a Cadillac Escalade you probably know about all the awards received by this Cadillac truck over the years. But one title bestowed on the vehicle in 2011 was not so complimentary, as it was the most stolen truck in America. General Motors, parent company, has made plans to end this situation.

As explained by Bill Biondo, General Motors' leader for vehicle theft prevention "The goal is to make the Escalade a very