General Motors (GM) announced recently that the company is
going to be redesigning or releasing all-new designs for 13 different Chevrolet
vehicles for 2013.
The vehicles
announced in this include the Chevrolet Silverado, Chevrolet Impala, Chevrolet
Malibu, Chevrolet Spark, Chevrolet Sonic, and more.
In result of this, many vehicle dealerships,
including
Chevrolet Dealer in NJ
and other states specifically on the east coast are going to be committed to
moving their inventory over the next few months in anticipation of the new
models.
This is good news for Chevrolet buyers and those that
actively look for these types of vehicles because the price tag for some of the
older models will be lowered in anticipation of the new vehicles that are due
off of the assembly line over the next few months. Those individuals that are looking to secure
an older Chevrolet model can have a greater capability now going forward to
successfully negotiate a lower price for their desired car or truck. In addition, enthusiasts of the specific
General Motors brand will have more excitement and newer vehicles to look
forward to in case they are in the market for a new car in the next year.
General Motors spokesman, Michael Albano, said “13 is a big
year for Chevrolet.” Albano furthered
“There’s a lot of chatter about others and a couple will be complete surprises,
which we’re thrilled about.”
The main surprise for car and truck buyers may actually not
be a surprise whatsoever as many loyal Chevrolet truck buyers are already
anticipating an all-new version of the award winning Silverado. This full size pickup truck is expected to
have a slightly larger engine and unique read bed that can help its efficiency
being used in a working environment. In
addition, changes being made to Impala and Corvette are also expected by car
and truck buyers that are loyal to Chevrolet.
Car buying in the United States has improved over the past
few months. Since this time last year,
the trend for car buying actually peaked at the conclusion of 2011, then
dropped for 4 consecutive months before reaching the trough of the curve in the
summer months of 2012. The purchase of
light trucks has been steadily rising since the end of 2010. Although these statistics are representative
of a highly volatile crude oil market, which has been leading gasoline prices
higher over the past 6 months. Still,
car and light truck buying is expected to continue to gain steady and
incremental increases over the next year which is good news for auto makers and
certainly for Chevrolet that is rolling out 13 new or redesigned models.
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