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Low price of entry; strong fuel economy; top scores front and side crash tests
Good ride; attractive styling; excellent economy from XFE models.
Retro and practical styling; flexible interior configuration; fuel-efficient cargo mover, FlexFuel-capable on most trims
Comfortable ride; roomy interior; affordability; available front bench seat
Stylish design; comfortable ride; powerful V6; fuel efficiency
Towing and hauling ability; spacious interior; compliant ride and handling relative to other large SUVs; fuel-efficient hybrid model.
Chevrolet's 2010 vehicle line-up represents a significant revitalization of the bowtie brand in regards to design, technology and heritage. Chevrolet's performance personality is receiving a much-needed shot in the arm through the reintroduction of their much-loved pony car. The Chevrolet Camaro returns in 2010 as a coupe revisiting design characteristics identified with the first-generation model that debuted in late-1966. Chevrolet's premier sports car is expanded through the reintroduction of the Grand Sport model. Another anticipated arrival from Chevrolet is the redesigned 2010 Equinox crossover. Heavily revised for 2010 is the Chevrolet Silverado half-ton adding variable valve timing to certain V-8 engines and standard side curtain and seat-mounted airbags. The 2010 Chevrolet Corvette GS gains a sportier suspension, Z06-inspired exterior design touches and braking as well as special badging. On Chevrolet's largest sport utility, the Suburban, a 6.0-liter V-8 with E85 FlexFuel compatibility is now optional.
