Introducing the all-new Performance Data Recorder (PDR), available on all 2015 Corvette models. This fully integrated video and telemetry system allows drivers to record their scenic drives or track experiences while capturing real-time performance data, then watch video playback, analyze their technique and share their drives on social media.

“The Performance Data Recorder combines the ability to record and share drive videos with the power of a professional-level motorsports telemetry system,” said Tadge Juechter, Corvette chief engineer. “Drivers can easily record and share their experiences driving down the Tail of the Dragon in North Carolina or lapping Road Atlanta. In addition, with the included telemetry software, users can analyze their laps in incredible detail, and find opportunities to improve their driving and lap times.”

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"Pull Aside, Stay Alive"

That’s the familiar message to drivers from the Arizona Department of Transportation as another summer monsoon season approaches.

For the third year, ADOT continues its efforts to educate drivers about the threat of dust storms as monsoon season officially begins in Arizona on June 15. ADOT and its partners – the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, the Arizona Department of Public Safety and the National Weather Service – show motorists the real meaning of “Pull Aside, Stay Alive” with new television and radio public-education announcements that focus on the devastating outcomes for drivers who try to drive through dust storms.

The new public-education announcement focuses on a recent dust-related fatal crash along Interstate 10 between Phoenix and Tucson. The “911 Call” announcement illustrates what can happen to drivers who do not heed the “Pull Aside, Stay Alive” message. Audio of 911 calls from the crash are heard against visuals of emergency personnel moving among crushed vehicles and semi-trucks surrounded by blowing dust.

ADOT’s mission is to provide valuable information to drivers before they get caught in a low-visibility dust storm. The agency’s top recommendation is to avoid driving into a wall of dust at all costs.

“Driving into a dust storm is very dangerous, but the key is that oftentimes it can be avoided,” said ADOT Director John Halikowski. “Drivers must be ready to alter their plans if there is a threat of a dust storm. It’s better to change plans than try to power through dangerous conditions. But if you’re on the road and a dust storm suddenly appears near you, pull off the highway as quickly and safely as possible. Never drive through a dust storm. It’s not a risk worth taking.”

Because dust storms can develop very quickly, particularly along the Interstate 10 corridor between Phoenix and Tucson, ADOT uses several methods to get information to drivers. These include electronic highway message boards, social and traditional media, communication with ADOT staff and law enforcement officers in the field, television and radio advertising, and close coordination with partnering agencies.

Throughout this week, which is Arizona Monsoon Awareness Week, ADOT will be using social media to engage Arizonans in spreading the word to “Pull Aside, Stay Alive.” There will be posts on the ADOT Blog (azdot.gov/blog), Facebook page (facebook.com/AZDOT) and Twitter account (twitter.com/ArizonaDOT).

Please visit PullAsideStayAlive.org for the new public-education video along with videos from past years. The website also includes a tip sheet, which ADOT encourages drivers to print and keep handy in their vehicle.

Tips for drivers who encounter a dust storm:

• Avoid driving into or through a dust storm.
  
• If you encounter a dust storm, check traffic immediately around your vehicle (front, back and to the side) and begin slowing down.
  
• Do not wait until poor visibility makes it difficult to safely pull off the roadway — do it as soon as possible. Completely exit the highway if you can.
  
• Do not stop in a travel lane or in the emergency lane; look for a safe place to pull completely off the paved portion of the roadway.
  
• Stop the vehicle in a position ensuring it is a safe distance from the main roadway and away from where other vehicles may travel.
  
• Turn off all vehicle lights, including your emergency flashers.
  
• Set your emergency brake and take your foot off the brake.
  
• Stay in the vehicle with your seatbelts buckled and wait for the storm to pass.
  
• Drivers of high-profile vehicles should be especially aware of changing weather conditions and travel at reduced speeds.
  
• A driver’s alertness and safe driving ability are always the top factors in preventing crashes.
  

Reprinted from ADOT. For more information, visit www.azdot.go

Our Certified Service experts know how important it is to keep your Chevy in great shape, and they're here to make sure your car is ready for whatever journeys you take. To help keep your ride as smooth as possible, here's how to make sure the oil in your Chevy is doing its job.

Internet in your car? It’s here. Chevrolet is the first and only car company to bring built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi to cars, trucks and crossovers.

Connect up to 7 devices
The 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot turns your vehicle into a reliable mobile hub, with great signal quality and bandwidth for up to 7 devices.

Fast, easy, reliable
Built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi provides a better in-vehicle experience than your smartphone. The stronger signal delivers a fast and reliable connection†. It’s automatically on after initial setup and ready to connect to your mobile devices.

More powerful connection than a smartphone.
In addition to providing a fast, reliable data connection, the 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot offers exceptional convenience. Say you’re driving colleagues to a meeting. Your passenger gets an email about a crucial update to the presentation your team is about to make. With the 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot, your passenger can easily make the update and

email the revision. Another example: Your kid’s soccer game is tonight, but you have to work. No problem. With the 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot, you can watch the game and get the job done.

4G LTE Wi-Fi rolling out this summer
Chevrolet is rolling out 4G LTE Wi-Fi on more models than any other car company, starting in June with the 2015 Malibu, Impala and Volt. Later this summer, the technology is coming to the 2015 Equinox, Silverado, Corvette, Sonic, Spark and Spark EV.

Near the end of the year, the 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot will be available on the 2015 Cruze, Cruze Diesel, Suburban, Tahoe, SS and Trax.

Father’s Day is a time for ties, socks and Old Spice. But one family have set a new bench mark that many sons and daughters will find hard to replicate this Father’s Day. The story goes that way back in 1962 a young Cecil R. Sims, fresh out of College and in the Forestry Service, drove down from Williams to Phoenix with his good friend Carl Winslow to purchase a new Chevrolet truck. They followed the historic arrow on Camelback and purchased a new 1962 Chevy half-ton pickup from Courtesy Chevrolet for $1,700.

The truck stayed in the family all these years and racked up 300,000 miles of memories. Beside this is a picture of Cecil’s family on one of their many adventures. It got sold from family member to another, but was still in the Cecil Sims family. For the last 15 years, the Chevrolet truck was down on its luck and close to scrap, and it may have ended its days that way.

However Cecil Sims daughter and son in law hatched a plan. Cecil’s daughter said to her husband, “Let’s restore the Chevy truck and give it back to father as a surprise this father’s day”, this was in December 2013. Jim Anderson wistfully said, let me think on this over a beer, or two. Keep in mind, the truck was not in pristine condition, and 5 and a half months was a tall order to completely rebuild a 1962 truck. It had been sitting for 15 years and had over 300,000 miles on it! But, keep in mind, it was a Chevrolet. Jim Anderson agreed to the challenge and keeping this a complete surprise, spent the next five and have months deconstructing and rebuilding this 1962 Chevrolet truck to pristine condition. Jim reached out to Courtesy Chevrolet with the ultimate Father’s Day surprise.

But Ssssshhhhh, this is a secret, no one let the word out. Cecil Sims cannot find out. Jim approached Courtesy Chevrolet to redeliver the truck on the showroom floor this Saturday, June 14th, 2014. Family and friends, and the team that helped rebuild the 1962 pickup will join the celebration at noon at Courtesy Chevrolet on Camelback. Now, keep in mind, this is a surprise, Cecil Sims has no idea, but at 12:00 he will see his 1962 truck restored to its glory on the showroom floor where he bought it from Courtesy Chevrolet.

WHEN: Courtesy Chevrolet, 12th Street and Camelback
WHEN: 12pm, 6/14/2014

If you would like additional information, contact Jason Church, Marketing Director at Courtesy Chevrolet at 602-625-1260 or email at jchurch@courtesychev.com, or Maribel Neri, Marketing Assistant, at 602-279-3232 or email at m.neri@courtesychev.com.

All of us at Courtesy Chevrolet San Diego would like to wish all the Dads out there a special Father’s Day!

Courtesy Chevrolet would like to say, “Happy Father’s Day” to all of the dads out there. If it weren’t for you, who would have taught us to drive our first car, take us camping or how to check the air pressure in our vehicles tires?

The Chevy Tahoe has been redesigned for the model year 2015 and Chevrolet hasn’t left out any details. Cars.com has recently written about the SUV’s generous amount of cargo space.

Read the article from cars.com on their blog “kicking tires” here.

Shop Courtesy Chevrolet’s 2015 Tahoe inventory here.