In 1996, the automotive landscape was a different beast—raw, unfiltered, and often more driver-focused than today’s tech-laden, efficiency-obsessed market. Yet three decades later, only a handful of those cars remain in production in any recognizable form. The Chevrolet Express van…
A heavily modified 1993 GMC Typhoon is up for grabs on Cars & Bids, and it’s packing 682 horsepower at the wheels thanks to a turbocharged 4.3-liter V6, nitrous assist, and a serious wheel and tire package. The Durango Hellcat…
General Motors is pitching a bold plan to turn America’s parked electric vehicles into rolling power plants for the national grid, but the catch is steep: the required bidirectional charging hardware alone costs around $20,000. In an open letter to…
In the early 1960s, Chevrolet and Ford locked horns in a battle that would shape the compact-car segment for years to come. Ford’s 1960 Falcon arrived with conventional engineering and massive first-year sales of over 435,000 units, leaving Chevrolet’s unconventional…
Chevrolet has confirmed that the 2027 Chevrolet Express will carry over unchanged from the 2026 model year, marking another year of zero updates for the iconic full-size van. The Express, which debuted for the 1996 model year, has remained virtually identical … Read more
GMC has unveiled the Hummer X concept, a new electric off-roader positioned by the brand as a “mid-size” SUV. The reveal comes via images published by Auto Express, marking the latest addition to the Hummer family’s expanding electric lineup. The concept … Read more
Texas tuner Hennessey has unleashed its latest beast—a supercharged GMC Sierra AT4 packing 700 horsepower, dubbed the Goliath 700 package. The move comes as GMC itself skipped the high-performance off-road pickup battle, leaving the door wide open for aftermarket specialists to … Read more
GMC has rolled out the Hummer X, a pair of non-production concept vehicles—a truck and an SUV—designed as a rolling lab for sustainability and modularity. The Hummer X ditches adhesives in favor of “mono-materials” that snap together and can be fully … Read more