Looks clean and mean, goes even harder.
New IRS and higher weight likely to make a difference, though.
However, it will still compete with GM’s 1500 models.
… but gas-powered cars are still a possibility.
The mid-engine Corvette already belongs on a racetrack.
Does digital shifting make sense here?
Say goodbye to the alphabet soup we know today.
We’re less than two months away from the next-gen Escalade!
A new six-cylinder engine is in the works as well.
Most of the GM utilities lineup will be either all-new or refreshed between 2019 and 2021.
A fresh look for the next-gen SUV.
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