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Chevy Celebrity Wagon was the family version of the Celebrity sedan. General Motors brought the concept of the Astro van together with the Celebrity to produce this vehicle. It was produced from 1987 to 1990. The same 3.1L V6 engine was used in the sedan and the wagon versions. While the Celebrity was discontinued, the…

Chevy Swift was a rebadged version of the Suzuki best seller. The Chevrolet version ended up in the U.S. from 2004 to 2010. While this compact car was not a huge seller, hundreds of thousands were sold in the U.S. and Canada alone. One of the secrets behind this Chevy vehicle was the 1.6L engine.…

Chevy Impala is a full-size sedan that is now in its 10th generation of production. The Impala started with the 1958 year and has been one of the driving forces behind General Motors quality for decades. The Impala has always had variations of the V6 and V8 engine. These Chevrolet motors are what drivers demand…

Chevy Venture was a minivan that was produced for 8 years for General Motors. The minivan market was pretty crowded from 1986 to 1996. One thing that most competing auto companies lacked was a quality V6 engine. The Lumina APV was the start of good things for the Chevy brand of minivans created by GM.…

Chevy Monte Carlo is by far one of Chevrolet’s best-selling two-door coupe designs. The Monte Carlo was part sports car and part luxury car. Several engine types were used over the course of time and V6 and V8 engines were popular. From 1970 to 1988 the Monte Carlo ruled the world. Chevy went on to…

Chevy Avalanche is a utility vehicle that is part SUV and part pickup truck. Automakers like Ford latched onto this idea although Chevy was the first to try it. The Avalanche has remained in production for well over a decade and sales have remained strong. Finding a replacement Chevy motor to fit the Avalanche does…

Chevy Alero was introduced to the public in 1998 to help kick start Oldsmobile’s fledgling division of passenger cars. Several models tried and failed before the Alero and hopes were high by GM. The 2.2L engine was one of 3 engines that were selected to power this compact car. This motor was selected because it…

Geo was one of the most popular compact cars of the 1990s. First introduced in 1994, the Geo Prizm set the pace for the remainder of the century with a sleek 1.6L or upgraded 1.8L Toyota engine. A collaboration between Chevy and Toyota took place and GM used its U.S. marketing power to move sales…

Chevy HHR was one of the most popular station wagons that were sold in the last 20 years. While most families have switched from wagons to SUVs, GM realized the shortage in the market and created the HHR. This stylish wagon features the Ecotec 2.4L engine inside. Over 200 horsepower is what car buyers received…

Chevy Silverado is the largest threat to Ford pickup trucks and this battle continues to this day. While it can range from a toss up to an all out brawl, one thing that cannot be denied is the driving force behind the 1500 Silverado. The 5.7L V8 engine is what powers this beast and is…