Easter Trivia

It’s almost Easter Sunday, and we have some holiday trivia for you. Which American President started the tradition of opening the White House grounds to children for egg rolling? Happy Holidays!

2014 Chevy Camaro

Here’s a chance to see yesterday’s unveiling of the 2014 Chevrolet Camaro. You can watch from the front row in the comfort of your home as Mark Reuss gives you some insight into the engineering of this spectacular vehicle.

New Inventory Specials

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2014 Chevy Camaro Leaked Ahead Of New York Auto Show Debut

Joining this week’s series of General Motors’ leaks (like the 2014 CTS) is the 2014 Camaro. The refreshed sports car that was initially teased by Chevrolet itself just last week appeared on Kelly and Michael this morning.

As you can see from the (rather small, and only available) photo, the 2014 Camaro gets a new front fascia, while a new rear fascia is also in store; overall the upgraded model sits wider, lower, and has a more contemporary appearance.

2014 Camaro Front Fascia

The revised front fascia sports a wide lower opening, a narrower upper opening, and eschews in the update of the “halo ring” HID headlamps that are part of the Camaro RS package. In addition, a new functional hood vent on the Camaro SS assists in reducing aerodynamic lift.

2014 Camaro Rear Fascia

In the rear, the 2014 Camaro gets a new decklid, thinner horizontal LED taillamps, and a more aggressive rear diffuser.

2014 Camaro Powertrain Lineup

It seems that the engine lineup for the 2014 Camaro is staying the same in offering the following powerplant choices:

• 323 horsepower (241 kW) V6 LFX powering the LS coupe, LT coupe and convertible
• 426 horsepower (318 kW) V8 LS3 powering the SS coupe and convertible
• 580 horsepower (432 kW) supercharged V8 powering the ZL1 coupe and convertible

Courtesy of GMAuthority

Lights

One indicator or blinker is flashing faster than the other

When you indicate one way and the blinker flashes quicker than when you indicate the other way, it means one of the bulbs has blown. An auto parts store will be able to tell you what sort of bulb you need to replace it with and your manual should show you how to get at the indicator bulbs - they're different on every car.

Don't touch the glass when changing headlight bulbs

Most headlight bulbs now are filled with halogen and have special coatings on the outside of the glass. If you pick the bulb up by the glass with your fingers, you will leave trace amounts of oil and grease on the glass. When the bulb is used, that area of the glass will get hotter than the rest and it will eventually cause the bulb to crack. When changing headlight bulbs, only hold the metal bulb holder at the base, or make sure you're wearing rubber surgical / mechanic's gloves (clean ones) if you're touching the glass.

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National Puppy Day

Fans, tomorrow is the cutest holiday of the year: National Puppy Day! Do you have any plans for fun with your pup?

With an EPA-estimated 42 miles per gallon highway, the Chevrolet Cruze Eco offers the best highway fuel economy of any gas engine in America!