2010 Chevrolet Camaro Ute

2010 Chevrolet Camaro Ute

The classic coupe and convertible form of the Chevrolet Camaro is indeed something that would hold anyone’s interest with intent for quiet and intensive period of time. Yet tuners feel that even such cars can be taking to that level where they are no more the normal beauties. Luke Bromidge form Victoria did such thinking and turned this sedate coupe and a convertible Camaro into a muscled truck.
Customizing the front end, that will transform any Holden VE Commodore into a Camaro was what the tuner from Victoria set about doing and achieved at the end of months of hard work. The end result would sure be pleasing for a VE Commodore owner, but for the Camaro owner the look may not be so much likeable.

First Picked Up At Radley Chevrolet

Chevrolet Volts

The first two Chevrolet Volt electric cars were picked up by their owners this week at Radley Chevrolet in Fredericksburg.

The dealership on Jefferson Davis Highway in Fredericksburg is one of a few Chevrolet dealerships in the United States authorized to sell the electric Volt, since the dealership agreed to train key sales staff and repair staff on the vehicle’s specifications, install a electric vehicle charging station, and purchase tools for the Volt.

In addition to the metropolitan Washington D.C. market, the Volt is being sold at select dealerships in California, Connecticut, Michigan, New Jersey, New York and Texas. Radley Chevrolet has fielded calls from interested buyers as far away as Florida, said Jonathan Pittman, general manager at Radley Chevrolet.

The first owner to collect their Volt on Wednesday was publicity shy, so Thursday night I spoke with the second owners to pick-up their pre-ordered Volt, Nick and Wendy Sours of Portsmouth, Va. They drove two hours from home Thursday night to pick it up at 8 p.m.

Nick Sours, a structural engineer, first saw the Volt three years ago at the Virginia Motor Trend International Auto Show and was intrigued.