Chuck Nash Auto Group

Ever thought about building your own new Chevrolet model? If you have, you're one ambitious auto enthusiasts. And Chevrolet respects that. The automaker fully supports its brand followers...especially those with an itch to build cars. Chuck Nash Auto Group knows this because Chevrolet offers consumers the chance to build their very own Chevy LS7 crate engine.

General Motors has its eye on 2014. Though the model year is still a while off, the automaker has announced that it will revamp several vehicles across its brands. For now, Chuck Nash Auto Group would like to share what we do know regarding the forthcoming 2014 GMC Sierra 1500.

Ever heard of the term "kick flip"? If you aren't a skateboard fanatic then there's a good chance you have no idea what Chuck Nash Auto Group is talking about. Allow us to explain. A kick flip occurs when a pro-skateboarder launches into the air and performs a 360-rotation. No big deal...right? Well, for action sports-star Rob Dyrdek and the daring Chevrolet Sonic it was a piece of cake.

There's no doubt about it, Facebook has revolutionized the way we communicate and stay in touch. But the social networking site is good for something else, sharing information. More specifically we mean sharing information regarding new Buick models. In an alluring fashion, the automaker has decided to reveal an image for the upcoming 2013 Buick Encore.

WASHINGTON- Despite reports of battery issues after crashes, the Chevy Volt has for the second year maintained its 5-star safety rating from the US federal government and IIHS.  This is the highest rating set by the organizations, and allows the Volt to once again sit atop the Nissan Leaf in all categories.  

For shoppers, this is the gold standard, and should be an important consideration in the purchase of a new green technology hybrid vehicle.  Chuck Nash Auto Group still has the 2011 Chevrolet Volt in inventory, and with the 2011 tax credit still available for consumers, the Volt seems like an easy purchase decision. 

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As 2011 comes to a close, it's natural for businesses and individuals alike to take a step back and examine what they've done with the year. While the jury is still out on whether the auto-industry as a whole has seen success, Chuck Nash Auto Group knows of one automaker in particular that's done very well. That automaker, of course, is GMC. Specifically, we'd like to take a moment to congratulate the company's Lansing Delta Township arm on the production of its one-millionth vehicle.

At the core of the Big Apple lies a concentrated hub of consumer attraction that brings in some of the most tech-hungry shoppers. Therefore, it's no surprise to Chuck Nash Auto Group that Buick is once again presenting the largest WIRED store ever on Times Square from now until December 24^th.

There once was a time when those who had wealth wanted to flaunt it. Today, things are a bit different; social etiquette has shifted. In light of a recession and fiscally tense population, not everyone is as eager to publicly display their doe. Taking this into consideration, Chuck Nash Auto Group has some very good news for luxury-lovers. We've found a solution that will allow you to indulge in an outwardly humble manner. That solution comes in the form of Buick.

As kids, we all pretended that our Hot Wheels racecars, easy-bake ovens and G.I. Joes weren't just toys but the real thing. Well, speaking to the inner-child in everyone, Chuck Nash Auto Group is excited to announce that Chevrolet took imagination and made it reality. That's right. At the 2011 SEMA show, the automaker rolled out a real-life concept model of the original Mattel Hot Wheels Camaro.

No matter how cautious a driver you may be, everyone can use a second set of eyes when it comes to accident prevention. Now, thanks to GMC, that second set of eyes comes in a far less complex package. Priced at only $295, the first ever single-camera crash avoidance system will debut as a featured option for the new 2012 GMC Terrain models.