Chevrolet
Despite taking its name from a Swiss racing driver from the 1900s, Chevrolet has for decades leveraged its all-American heritage to foster showroom success. As a full-line automaker fielding a diverse product lineup, many of its vehicles are also available from other General Motors brands. Typically, the Chevy versions of these vehicles—which also can be had as GMCs, Buicks, or Cadillacs—are the least expensive and most mainstream. That said, Chevy offers the most comprehensive lineup of the GM brands, with dealerships that carry everything from the Spark minicar to the 10Best Cars-winning Corvette sports car to the Silverado full-size pickup; with plenty of SUVs in between. Most Chevrolets offer comfortable rides, but their interior quality mostly remains behind most competitors.
An all-electric variant of the iconic Corvette sports car has been confirmed, and it’s expected to debut in 2024 as a 2025 model—possibly with the name e-Ray.
The 2024 Chevy Blazer EV is an electric alternative to the gas-powered, mid-size SUV of the same name, with an all-new exterior and interior.
Jumping into the electric pickup truck arena, Chevrolet announced it will launch an electric version of its Silverado light-duty truck for 2024.
Chevy's on a roll electrifying its future lineup, and the 2024 Equinox EV is set to bring an electric offering to the brand's compact SUV portfolio.
Chevrolet’s 2023 Bolt EUV (Electric Utility Vehicle) offers a more spacious cabin than the Bolt hatchback as well as all-important SUV-like looks.
A fix for the battery and a massive price cut makes Chevrolet’s stubby little EV a much more attractive choice.
The 2023 Chevy Blazer boasts assertive styling and backs it up with entertaining driving manners, but it doesn’t check all the boxes that better rivals do.
A new Chevy Colorado mid-size pickup is coming for 2023 with an updated powertrain, new tech, and a dust-busting Desert Boss off-road package for ZR2 models.
With a lineage stretching back to the 1950s, the 2023 Chevrolet Corvette builds on a tradition of brilliant performance and stunning value.
The new Chevy Corvette Z06 could destabilize the supercar status quo with an exotic engine, hair-raising performance, and a price that starts in the low six figures.
With a living-room size cabin, a quiet interior, and impressive towing capability, the 2023 Chevrolet Tahoe is everything a size-large SUV should be.
The 2023 Silverado ZR2’s resting ditch face and Multimatic suspension both make it the most mud-friendly Chevy half-ton pickup truck sold today.
With seating for up to eight, the 2023 Chevy Suburban continues its tradition of offering lots of space in a package that can pull your house behind it.
The 2023 Chevrolet Trailblazer is one of the best-looking compact utes, but its style, roominess, and practicality are nullified by its leisurely performance.
The 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV is a longer version of the all-electric Bolt EV hatchback that boasts an EPA-rated 247 miles of driving range.
The redesigned Bolt EV hatchback benefits from a more muscular appearance, multiple interior enhancements, and a significantly lower starting price.
The Chevy Blazer is more distinctive than most mid-size SUVs and also more enjoyable to drive than most, but neither its interior quality nor value are great.
The Chevy Camaro isn't an ideal a daily driver, but its great-sounding engines and great-to-drive personality deserve high praise.
With a fire-breathing supercharged V-8, the ZL1 is not only the ultimate Chevy Camaro, but it's also the king of the racetrack-ready muscle cars.
The Chevy Colorado lacks popular driver assists and has a low-quality interior, but it handles better than most rivals and offers the awesome ZR2 off-roader.
The Chevrolet Corvette offers a 490-hp V-8 engine, brilliant performance, and an affordable base price—a combination that makes it a supercar for the masses.
The Equinox has a roomy interior and myriad desirable features, but otherwise it's an unremarkable compact crossover with mainstream attractions.
As a staple of commercial fleets in America for decades now, the Chevy Express cargo and passenger van offerings are workhorses and nothing more.
While other automakers have been busy improving and reimagining what a mid-size car can be, Chevy has left the Malibu family sedan to languish.
The Ram 1500 has a smoother ride, and the Ford F-150 has more novelties, but the 2022 Chevy Silverado 1500 pickup is equally capable and notably improved.
With a distinctive appearance and a race-inspired suspension, the Chevy Silverado ZR2 is the most off-road-capable machine in the brand's portfolio.
The Chevy Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD combine unmistakably bold styling with colossal capabilities, and their optional Duramax diesel is highly satisfying.
The Chevy Spark is one of the smallest and least expensive subcompact hatches on the road, but thankfully it doesn't feel like it's from the bargain basement.
With delightful engine options and copious cargo space, the sophisticated Chevy Suburban excels at pulling trailers as well as hauling people and their stuff.
With an 8400-pound max tow rating and a third row that fits adults, the Chevy Tahoe hits all the hallmarks of a large SUV and resides at the top of its class.
Despite a pair of underpowered engines and expensive top trims, the Chevy Trailblazer is an attractive, agile, and surprisingly spacious subcompact crossover.
Propping up the small end of the Chevy lineup is the 2022 Trax, which offers SUV basics such as tall ride height, optional all-wheel drive, and not much else.
Spacious, family-friendly, and strong on infotainment tech, this handsome SUV is a solid minivan-alternative.
The Chevy Blazer has standout styling and engaging driving dynamics, but its cost and packaging diminish its value versus other mid-size SUVs.
Despite a dorky design and little cachet, the electric Chevy Bolt hatchback has the driving range and practicality to attract first-time EV buyers.
With great-sounding engines and a transformative 1LE track package, the Camaro is the pony car for those who prioritize performance over everyday livability.
With 650 horsepower and a track-focused 1LE package, the Chevy Camaro ZL1 isn't for the faint of heart; it's for anyone whose heart beats for the track time.
With a comfortable driving position and splendid handling, the Colorado is a fine truck that's held back by a low-quality interior and lack of technology.
Available as either a coupe or a convertible, the revolutionary mid-engine 2021 Chevy Corvette delivers supercar performance at an uncommonly affordable price.
Buyers shopping for a handsome and spacious compact SUV will find what they need in the 2021 Equinox—and in most of its competitors.
If you need to ferry large groups of passengers or tote lots of cargo, a full-size van such as the 2021 Chevrolet Express may be the best choice.
Beneath the 2021 Chevrolet Malibu's sleek exterior hides a fairly ho-hum interior and hardware that gets the job done but little more.
With stout tow ratings and terrific powertrains, the Silverado 1500 is highly capable and versatile, but its Ford and Ram rivals are better in almost every way.
Along with bold designs, the Chevy Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD have the huge capacity and trailering technology to stir the hearts of heavy-duty-truck buyers.
Shoppers looking to avoid subcompact crossovers will appreciate the Chevy Spark, which has a terrific value proposition and upscale interior and ride quality.
The 2021 Chevy Suburban introduces an all-new generation that features significant improvements, including more interior space and all the latest technology.
The all-new 2021 Chevy Tahoe gets new looks, more interior space, and an independent rear suspension that help bring the three-row SUV into the 21st century.
The all-new 2021 Trailblazer arrives with a bold design and notable standard driver-assistance features, but not the stuff needed to conquer its many rivals.
If you need room for the family but the Suburban seems too large and unwieldy, take a short walk to the other side of the Chevy showroom to the 2021 Traverse.
Despite being cheap and cheerful, the 2021 Chevy Trax is one of the least compelling small SUVs in the crowded subcompact class.
The 2020 Chevrolet Blazer isn't a burly 4x4 designed to chase Jeeps into the wilderness—it is instead a slick, decidedly street-oriented crossover bristling with cool, Camaro-inspired design touches.
The 2020 Bolt's long driving range and roomy interior are slightly diminished by disappointing cabin quality and geeky appearance.
Not every 2020 Chevy Camaro packs a muscular V-8 and a manual transmission, which makes it accessible and desirable to most driving enthusiasts.
The 2020 Chevy Camaro ZL1 is an even more muscled-up version of the already muscular V-8 Camaro, with a 650-hp supercharged V-8 under its hood.
With the right size and the right amount of versatility, the Colorado blends practicality and functionality.
With incredible performance at an incredible price, the C8 Corvette is also the best Corvette yet.
A spry driving demeanor, fuel-efficient engines, and a spacious cabin make the Equinox a solid choice, but it lacks the star-factor of segment leaders.
The Express offers power and versatility, but rival full-size vans provide more modern amenities.
The Malibu is a handsome mid-size sedan that meets the needs of a modern family, with lots of tech and great ride and handling.
With excellent powertrain choices and stout towing capacities, the 2020 Chevy Silverado 1500 still deserves respect despite several more desirable rivals.
With a delightful diesel powertrain and useful trailer-assistance features, the Silverado HD is an impressive heavy-duty pickup with some inventive technology.
The 2020 Chevy Sonic is basic transportation with a turbocharged engine and promises of driving excitement in an affordable package.
A great value and fun to drive, the Spark delivers a very compelling answer to a question no one wants to have to answer.
The Suburban offers good tow capacity, a roomy cabin, and a muscular optional V-8 to make it a comfortable beast of burden with room for a Little League team.
Five years in from its last refresh, the 2020 Chevrolet Tahoe SUV hangs on for its final year before the new fifth-gen 2021 Tahoe arrives to take its place.
In the mid-size people-hauling SUV class, the 2020 Chevrolet Traverse stands out by virtue of its roomy interior.
The 2020 Trax offers excellent outward visibility and great infotainment, but it's overshadowed by newer and more compelling competitors.
Despite its off-road heritage, the all-new 2019 Chevy Blazer prioritizes style over ruggedness.
The Chevy Bolt EV is the benchmark for mainstream electric vehicles (EVs), with an impressive 238 miles of range for a relatively inexpensive price when compared with models such as the Tesla Model 3.
The 2019 Chevy Camaro's energetic engines and exceptional chassis create an experience that only more expensive sports cars can match.
With Corvette Z06 power and Corvette performance, the 2019 Chevy Camaro lords over the muscle-car octagon.
Call it the Swiss Army Truck: The Colorado can do everything from off-road exploring and hefty towing to running school carpools.
Forget the Chevrolet bow tie - the 2019 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray's performance puts it on a level with some of the best sports cars in the world.
Think of the Z06 as the most amazing version of a sports car that is already amazing by anyone's measure.
As a targa or a convertible, the ZR1's flamboyant bodywork clearly denotes it as the pinnacle of the Corvette lineup.
Getting mentioned in the compact-car segment is no easy feat, but the Chevrolet Cruze is doing its best.
It doesn't get more old school than the humble Express, which is available as a cargo van or passenger van.
Its easy, carlike handling combined with SUV-like seating height and practicality make the Equinox an appealing choice.
Since the nameplate's introduction way back in 1958, the Impala has offered large-car spaciousness at an affordable price, and this current generation is no different.
Despite being classified as a family sedan, the Chevrolet Malibu is both beautiful and athletic.
The 2019 Chevrolet Suburban does what minivans can't: It can tow sizable loads and conquer unruly roads.
The 2019 Chevrolet Tahoe is essentially an enclosed pickup truck with three rows, bolstered by the useful space and handy towing capability such a design brings.
The 2019 Trax is an unassuming but serviceable entry lost in a field of more distinctive options.
The Chevrolet Volt remains one of the best plug-in hybrids on the market, with impressive all-electric range and everyday practicality.
Chevrolet's weapon in the ever-raging truck wars is the rugged, adaptable, and trusty Silverado 1500.
The Silverado HD's gym is the job site, and its brawny body is built to tow rather than for show.
Chevrolet’s handsome Sonic offers practicality, efficiency, and agility in a compact package.
The 2019 Spark has a class-above interior, loaded infotainment system, and drives better than expected.
Whether navigating the 'burbs or hitting the open road, the Traverse is a family-friendly hauler with a long list of talents.
The 2018 Chevrolet Volt EV has a peppy motor, handles well, and boasts generous cargo space for its size, proving that EVs can make practical daily drivers.
The 2018 Chevrolet Camaro, with its strong V-6 and V-8 engines and exceptional handling offers a driving experience matched only by more expensive sports cars.
The 2018 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 is clearly built for speed, but it also delivers excellent handling and a surprisingly comfortable ride.
Lurking behind the bow tie on the grille is a Nissan NV200, but that’s not all bad.
The 2018 Chevrolet Colorado is a versatile pickup, suited for carpool duty as well as towing and hauling chores, but avoid the weak base four-cylinder engine.
The 2018 Chevrolet Corvette offers style, performance, and handling to rival world-class supercars at reasonable price.
The 2018 Chevrolet Cruze offers a comfortable ride, a good amount of storage space, and useful tech features, but don't expect a sporty driving experience.
The 2018 Chevrolet Equinox small SUV, with its spacious cabin and host of available features, provides good value, but the base model is a bit under-equipped.
The Express offers power, versatility, and plenty of cargo room, but it's outclassed by more up-to-date rivals.
he 2018 Chevrolet Impala, with its roomy cabin, smooth ride, and host of available features, is a solid choice for those who prefer a traditional large sedan.
The mid-size 2018 Chevrolet Malibu offers modern styling, decent performance, a spacious interior, and an impressive array of available tech features.
The versatile 2018 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 can be outfitted to suit just about any need, from basic work chores to weekend recreation to daily driving.
The 2018 Chevrolet 2500HD and 3500HD pickups are built to work, with excellent cargo capacity, good towing ability, and a powerful diesel-engine option.
The Sonic is priced right, easy to drive, and a solid choice for anyone who wants basic transportation with an emphasis on tech features.
The Chevrolet Spark is cheap to buy, occasionally fun to drive, and miles better than similarly priced competitors.
The Suburban’s size is both its best and worst attribute, but if you need this much SUV, the Chevy is a great choice.
The 2018 Chevrolet Tahoe has decent carrying and towing ability, a comfortable interior, and the latest tech gear, but its third-row seat is a bit tight.
The 2018 Chevrolet Traverse hauls people and cargo with ease, handles well for a large SUV, and offers a long list of standard and optional features.
The 2018 Chevrolet Trax, with its long list of standard equipment, provides good value for buyers who don't mind a weak engine and lack of luxury features.
The 2018 Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid offers impressive range, surprisingly good driving dynamics, and a healthy dose of standard technology.
The Bolt is a fun-sized EV that offers practicality and long range combined with zippy acceleration and excellent handling.
The Camaro's exceptional handling characteristics and choice of powerful engines make it a first-rate driver's car.
Built for speed and handling, the track-ready Camaro ZL1 is not for the faint of heart.
The Colorado combines pickup capability and everyday practicality in a versatile mid-size package.
The Corvette continues to close in on its supercar rivals at a more attainable price.
The Cruze is a compelling choice for buyers who prioritize comfort and technology over a sporty driving experience.
The Equinox is a solid choice in its class, but be prepared to move up in trim levels to increase livability.
The Express delivers space and versatility, but it trails competitors in several key areas.
The Impala, with its roomy interior, smooth ride, and cavernous trunk, is a solid choice for buyers who prefer a traditional large sedan.
The Malibu offers attractive styling, decent performance, and a roomy interior, but it trails rivals in some key areas.
The Silverado 1500 is a capable and versatile full-size pickup that offers a wide rang of options and configurations.
The Silverado HD pickups are ready for work or play, with lots of available features and plenty of brute strength, especially with the optional Duramax diesel.
The Sonic is priced right, easy to drive, and worth a look for anyone who wants basic transportation.
The Spark is cheap to buy, occasionally fun to drive, and has a load of standard tech features.
The Chevrolet SS is a rare large sedan with neck-snapping acceleration and an available manual transmission, making it the ideal sleeper.
The Suburban’s size is both its best and worst attribute, but if you need this much SUV, the Chevy is a great choice.
The Tahoe is a capable full-size SUV for those who place utility above all else.
The Traverse is spacious hauler that can be adapted to the needs of most families, but it's overdue for an update.
While the Trax is a serviceable entry in the subcompact-crossover segment, there are several rivals that offer more at a lower price.
The Volt plug-in hybrid boasts class-leading range and impressive driving dynamics, but the back seat is a no-go.
The Spark EV dials in some much needed fun by improving just about everything wrong with its gas-powered counterpart.
The legendary Z/28 returns but forget the 80s: This one takes its inspiration from the original Z/28 of 1967.
For a monster truck, the Avalanche drives pretty well, with good steering and brake-pedal feel.
Built in Korea by Daewoo, the Aveo is basic transportation, and its attractive pricing includes lots of standard features.
A smooth-riding wagonette, the HHR (for Heritage High Roof) is an example of retro design that both looks good and works well in utilitarian terms: the boxy shape makes it roomy inside.
