Explore Klipnik’s comprehensive buying guides, comparisons, and reviews on used Chevrolet vehicles, including the best years to buy and those to avoid.
Cars have grown heavier and heavier over the years. That’s because they offer more features and equipment than ever before. They’re also sturdier and safer. But all that weight comes at a cost, sapping both efficiency and…
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Introduction The Chevrolet Cruze, produced from 2011 to 2019 for the U.S. market, has long been a favored option for those seeking a budget-friendly yet comfortable compact sedan. With a reputation for efficiency and a nicely…
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Car safety is a top priority for most buyers, especially when considering a used vehicle. While safety ratings and crash test results from organizations like the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the …
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With used electric vehicle (EV) prices falling for the first time since the pandemic, it now makes more sense than ever to consider buying a used EV. They offer a host of benefits over traditional used cars, including lower…
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Roll the clock back to 2011, and you’ll find only a handful of electric vehicles (EVs) on the market. The sales leader at the time was the original Nissan Leaf, boasting about 85 miles of range. And the sole Tesla model available…
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Reliability is a top concern for many used car buyers. Which makes sense. Most used cars no longer carry a factory warranty, so the owner is responsible for any repair bills. And they can add up. In fact, maintenance and repairs…
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For August 8, 2021, our used car find is this four-door 1994 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer Tahoe LT 4WD with 118k miles. It’s offered on Craigslist by a private seller in the Sacramento area for $7500 or best offer. Here’s what makes…
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For July 31, 2021, our used car find is this 1991 Chevrolet Corvette coupe with just 16k miles. It’s offered on Craigslist by a private seller in the Orange County area for $16,995 or best offer. Here’s what makes this one…
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The Chevrolet SS is a bit of an odd duck. It looks unassuming, but it boasts Corvette power. It’s a big sedan, but it handles well. It’s an American car, but it’s imported from Australia. Perhaps that makes it less of an odd …
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Buying a convertible seems like the very definition of frivolity. But that’s only if you buy one new. Used convertibles shed their values almost as quickly as they drop their tops. Combine that with the fact that their owners…
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For September 10, 2020, our used car find is this 1996 Chevrolet Caprice Classic sedan with the optional LT1 V8 engine and just 44k miles on the odometer. It’s listed on craigslist by a private seller in Stevens Point, Wisconsin,…
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In this installment of “What It’s Like to Own,” we sit down with veteran automotive journalist Scott Oldham to talk about the highs and lows of owning a classic 1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS427 Baldwin-Motion replica….
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If you’re like most of us, you can count your car “collection” on one finger, so whatever you drive needs to do a lot of things well. It needs to get you back and forth to work without fail. It needs to keep your maintenance …
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The recipe for a successful American muscle car has always been simple. One part thunderous V8 engine. One part rear-wheel drive. Add a dash of attitude. Sprinkle in a low price. Stir vigorously until tires fry. Although the …
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Electric cars — whether battery-electric EVs with no gas engine at all, or plug-in hybrids (PHEVs) that combine electric drive and internal combustion engines — are still a mystery to most Americans. Even in California, which…
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