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At Weelborg Chevy, we are dedicated to recognizing the excellent service provided by the unsung heroes of our society: teachers and educators. For this reason, we have created an initiative called the New Vehicle Educator Program. This program aims to support school staff, who often go unrecognized, with one of the most comprehensive educator offers from any Chevrolet dealership. In this article, we’ll explore the details of this pioneering program and how it’s helping the valuable workforce within our education system.

Since 1911, Chevrolet is a brand that stands the test of time - earning respect and renowned status amongst car enthusiasts both young and old. Quality engineering, innovation, and impeccable design are just some of the reasons an old-school Chevy can still be seen out on the road today. Over the years, Chevrolet has made big improvements and continues to be a leader in the automotive industry while staying true to their mission; to provide customers with the best buying and servicing experience in the auto industry. Here’s why Chevy is an excellent choice for your next vehicle.

The 2021 Equinox comes with a long list of features that make this vehicle a very good choice for someone looking for an SUV. This vehicle has a simple, technological… yet, classy feel.

If you are looking to save some money with gas prices, this vehicle offers many fuel savings for the amount of power and room it comes with. This 1.5 L 4-cylinder vehicle gets 8.9L/100 km city and 7.7L/100 km highway.

Let’s give you a little tour of this vehicle.

Buying a car can involve a ton of paperwork, negotiations, and a bit of time before you can finally drive off the lot with a new vehicle. Fortunately, there are many car buying tips that can help you smooth out the process. However, some of these tips are considered myths in the automotive industry that consumers need to be wary of.

 

The image of a diesel engine has commonly been one of a large, noisy truck billowing black smoke out of its tailpipe. In the past, diesel vehicles have long been interpreted as harmful to the environment and given a bad rep. The good news is, carmakers have greatly improved diesel engines to meet environmental standards, including installing emissions control equipment, particulate traps, and filters.