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Look for the new KMLE Country @ 107.9 Courtesy Chevrolet Silverado during Courtesy Chevrolet's Truck Month. See the KMLE Country @ 107.9 Courtesy Chevrolet Silverado, take a photo, put it on Facebook and get a $50 gift card*. With over 112,000 Courtesy Chevrolet Facebook fans, we look forward to seeing you next to the KMLE Country @ 107.9 Courtesy Chevrolet Silverado real soon! 

Chevy Truck Month is Check Month At Courtesy Chevrolet!

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The Chevy Volt qualifies for the $7,500 Plug-In Electric Drive vehicle tax credit. Purchase a new 2013 Chevrolet Volt at Courtesy Chevrolet for as low as $32,499 and save up to $12,000 off MSRP! Contact Courtesy Chevrolet today to learn more.

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To celebrate the Camaro Facebook page reaching the 3,000,000 fan milestone, we celebrated the Greatest Hits of Camaro. Camaro wouldn't be anything without its fans, so we made sure to include the moments in our fans' lives that make the Camaro what it is.

Corvette Product Manager Harlan Charles discusses the longest-running generation of Corvette: the third generation. Introduced in 1968, the C3 ran until 1982 and had some of the most variations of any generation. Chevrolet also celebrated the 25th anniversary of Corvette in 1978 with one of the most collectable Corvettes, the silver anniversary edition and the 1978 Indy Pace Car replica.

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Who’s going to be the first in line to get Chevy’s flagship sedan? Impala has always been a flagship for Chevrolet. But a leader should never rest on the laurels of its past — especially when it wears the Chevy bowtie. So, when it came time to reinvent one of the brand’s most iconic nameplates, Chevy designers and engineers reached far into the future and shaped it in the present. The end result is a stunning new interpretation of the Impala that’s only recognizable by its signature badge.

Sculptural, athletic, head-turning design
Form and function thoughtfully converge in the 2014 Impala design. The exterior is characterized by smooth, flowing contours that are as visually stunning as they are aerodynamic. Poised on standard 20-inch wheels, the stance of the 2014 Impala is both aggressive and confident — a reflection of the power, efficiency and comfort drivers will enjoy when they take the wheel.

Upscale, refined, spacious interior
When you first step into the 2014 Impala, you immediately notice how roomy and quiet it is. Yet, at the same time, you also feel uniquely connected to the environment. That’s because the design of the interior is deliberately driver-centric. The instrument panel flows around the cockpit. The controls are ergonomically placed. Rich chrome and wood accents, sumptuous available leather-appointed seating and unique available ambient lighting elevate the luxurious feel. Overall, it’s the type of experience that makes driving truly rewarding.

The Chevy Volt* is unique among electric cars because it runs on two sources of energy. You have an electric source – a battery – that allows you to drive gas-free for an EPA–estimated 35 miles. And there’s also an onboard gas generator that produces electricity so you can go farther. So if you want to drive using only electricity, you can. If you want to drive using electricity and gas, you can do that, too. Hear what one proud Volt owner had to say about how the electric car fits his driving lifestyle.

Meet Ron Hipschman of California. “After seven months of driving my Volt, I have yet to get into a gas line,” says Hipschman. He says the farthest he’s driven on a single electric charge so far was about 50 miles, with most of that trip being on a freeway and taking place on a nice day when the temperature was about 70 degrees. “Perfect conditions for the battery,” he notes.

Because the Volt lets drivers pick the driving mode to match their driving style (normal, sport, and mountain modes), you’re truly in charge of the car’s performance when you’re behind the wheel. In addition, you’ll also learn how to get the most efficiency out of the vehicle by keeping an eye on the dashboard. “No jack-rabbit starts and stops, keeping tires properly inflated, and keeping the speed lower than most people on the freeway were always things I did. The Volt just makes it easier to see the effects,” he explains.

Not having to shell out hundreds of dollars to fuel up and smarter driving skills are great perks, but the Volt’s appeal goes beyond just the electric power, intuitive driving modes, and dashboard gadgets. There’s also the cool factor – think movie and superhero spy cars! “My neighbor is constantly surprised that I can ‘sneak up’ on her with the Volt when she is in her driveway, which is next to mine. This is a real stealth car!” says Hipschman.

He encourages prospective car buyers to check out the Volt for themselves to see if it’s a good fit. “Go take a test drive,” he says. “You’ll be sold.”