Monday, April 29, 2013

2013 Chevrolet Malibu Offers Passive Entry Technology

(photo courtesy:  Chevrolet.com)

From Chevrolet.com:

The 2013 Chevrolet Malibu sedan equipped with four-door passive entry makes life a little easier for those frantically searching for keys in the bottom of a deep purse or fumbling to find them when carrying a child or bags of groceries.
Chevrolet placed small buttons on all four doors allowing the driver to unlock the door with one press and all four doors and the trunk with two presses.
An option on the Malibu LTZ, four-door passive entry is a common feature on luxury vehicles, but scarce on cars in the midsize segment. Using Malibu’s closed-loop wireless communication system, the car verifies that the proper key fob is within acceptable range – about three feet – and allows the driver to unlock the vehicle. Each key fob is uniquely mated to its vehicle, so there is practically no chance of false unlocks.
Read entire article here.
Contact Tyrrell-Doyle Chevrolet for information on the 2013 Chevrolet Malibu.


Wednesday, April 24, 2013

2014 Chevrolet Cruze Diesel Sets Fuel Economy Standard

From Chevrolet.com:


The new 2014 Chevrolet Cruze Clean Turbo Diesel, delivers an industry best EPA-estimated 46 MPG on the highway – better than any non-hybrid passenger car in America. It will be available in certain cities this spring and nationwide and in Canada in early fall.
Equipped with a six-speed automatic transmission, the latest addition to the Cruze powertrain family has an estimated range of 700 highway miles on one tank of diesel fuel based on the EPA highway estimate and the vehicle’s fuel tank capacity. That’s about 10 hours of highway driving.
“We harnessed generations of diesel expertise to adapt our world-class global engine for the North American market,” said Gary Altman, chief engineer, Chevrolet Cruze Diesel. “The Cruze Diesel is the best diesel passenger car out there. Chevrolet is redefining the meaning of great fuel economy with this car.”
Read entire article here.

Monday, April 15, 2013

Chevrolet Uses Virtual Reality Tools to Improve 2014 Impala



From Chevrolet.com:


When professional basketball players and other big-and-tall customers asked Chevrolet for more space and a more comfortable ride in the all-new 2014 Impala, engineers used the latest high-tech tools – including a spaciousness calculator – to create more leg and head room and larger storage areas.
The tool kit also included advanced computer modeling tools, digital human ergonomics models and 3D Cave Automated Virtual Environment.
The team used the spaciousness calculator – a General Motors-exclusive tool – to analyze how customers perceive the vehicle’s roominess, and virtual human models to make the most of vehicle interiors based on an extensive database of driver sizes and postures. The 3D CAVE helped in evaluating design concepts for blind spots, reflections and visibility of objects inside and outside the car.
“Using various advanced technologies, we were able to make dimensional and design modifications in a virtual environment before locking down on a final architecture,” said Crystal Windham, director, Chevrolet passenger car interior design. “These steps are necessary to develop a solid foundation to build on to achieve the best spaciousness, comfort and overall design that will impress our customers.”
Read entire article here.
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Monday, April 8, 2013

Join Us For Grand Re-Opening of Touchdown Motors!

Score BIG savings at Touchdown Motors' grand re-opening in Cheyenne! Join us on Saturday, April 13th and enter to win an autographed Wyoming Cowboys football.  Meet special guests Coach Christensen, the Barrel Man and the UW Cheerleaders!  We will have a KRRR (104.9) radio remote from 12 - 2 pm.

Mark your calendar for April 13th, only at Touchdown Motors! 

Monday, April 1, 2013

Chevrolet Presents the 2014 Camaro Z/28


Chevrolet introduced the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 at the recent New York International Auto Show.





(photos courtesy:  GM.com)

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