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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

If you are worried about Chevy Volt battery safety, you are not alone. Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac, however, has a with a few pieces of information to share that should help put your mind at ease.

The Chevy Volt, known for the highest level of consumer satisfaction (according to a recent study by Consumer Reports), is under a safety investigation by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. This investigation was trigger by an extremely small percentage

Cadillac might bring diesel power back to the United States in future vehicles. Diesel is a very popular fuel overseas, but it hasn't been a staple at gas stations since unleaded fuels were produced during the 1970's. Although it costs a little more at the pump, diesel tends to burn slower, giving the driver greater miles per gallon.

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Vehicles like the updated Cadillac CTS are not just good looking, they're utilitarian. If you needed more proof than the cars at Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac - 2711 Mission St. SE in Salem, Oregon, check out the Urban Luxury Concept.

First appearing at the 2010 Los Angeles International Auto Show, this small vehicle has attracted a huge following. With a short wheelbase, Urban Luxury is a mix between modern Cadillac cars and GM's defunct Aveo5

Coming to Capitol Chevrolet Cadillac in Salem, OR next year, the 2013 XTS is being called the auto maker's "Next Flagship".

Edmunds Inside Line reports "that the XTS will make its debut at the Los Angeles International Auto Show next month. We've been hearing rumblings of that ever since Cadillac introduced the car's interior as well as the Cadillac User Experience (CUE) infotainment system."¹

It's also been reported that XTS

All year, Chevrolet has been hosting an ongoing dialogue about the environmental and financial benefits of electric vehicles. Needless to say, it's sparked a lot of attention. Especially the Volt plug-in hybrid and the many powers it promises to wield (i.e., reduced CO² emissions, limited trips to the gas station, and long-term savings). That said. Chevrolet isn't so hot in the head to think they're work in the EV arena

Under the hot lights of TV and film sets throughout Hollywood, Cadillac cars, like the Cadillac CTS, are shining brighter than some of the stars driving them. This American luxury auto maker is making a comeback to screens big and small. Cars have always been the center of a series, and many are going back to iconic cars made in America.

It's not only new Caddy's that pop up all over television. Check

Cadillac loves talking about their new sporty vehicles like Cadillac CTS-V Coupe - but the American auto maker is also feeling a bit nostalgic with their latest concept. The Ciel convertible, unveiled recently at Pebble Beach in California, harkens back to the finned-Caddy's of the 1950's and 60's.

Cadillac Ciel was displayed on a rooftop in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City, as part of its world tour that will (supposedly) end