Chevrolet has fielded a variety of sedan and coupe nameplates throughout its rich history in NASCAR, but the automaker has turned to one of its electric crossovers for a new prototype. Chevrolet ...

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Chevrolet stopped making Monte Carlo's ten years ago. This vehicle is in great condition. For those who follow or followed NASCAR ... forth from Louisiana to my home town in Tennessee and then ...

My second Monte Carlo. The low mileage and type of car this is,was a selling point. Car has a 'tight' feel and rides nice. Chevrolet labels it a 'Personal Luxury Car. Yes, I am a Chevy guy.

Former NASCAR driver Landon Huffman took to X to criticize the all-electric racecar prototype displayed at Daytona International Speedway. Huffman mentioned burning the EV, signaling his ...

Just a couple of weeks after Ford showed its Mustang Mach-E NASCAR prototype, Chevrolet is joining the action with its example. It's called the Blazer EV.R, and obviously takes its name and ...

It was last summer that NASCAR unveiled a prototype electric race car with a crossover-like body, as a means to demonstrate the series' commitment to reducing emissions. On Thursday, Chevrolet ...

I bought this Monte Carlo SS in 2004 with 7,000 miles on it. I looked for this car for 4 days because I wanted on so badly. I ran only premium Shell gas, changed the oil & fluids every 3,000 miles ...

Bob Pockrass posted on his X account the Chevrolet EV prototype 'Blazer' that NASCAR will be using to test electric vehicles in the competition. With a Next Gen modified chassis, 615 horsepower ...

Chevrolet calls it the Blazer EV.R NASCAR Prototype. Naturally, it resembles the road-going Blazer SS EV. While the road car has an impressive 615 horsepower, the EV.R ups the ante with a ...

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