These 7 vehicle ranges have just been scrapped in SA
Some seven vehicle ranges have this month officially been discontinued in South Africa. All of these vehicles have been removed from their respective manufacturers’ official price… Read more →
Some seven vehicle ranges have this month officially been discontinued in South Africa. All of these vehicles have been removed from their respective manufacturers’ official price… Read more →
In the June 2016 issue, Sam Kruger wanted to know if an Opel Adam six-speed ‘box can be fitted to his Sonic without major modifications…. Read more →
Despite being an overall decent product we didn’t really take to the first Sonic released by Chevrolet due to its lack of appeal and excitement… Read more →
A CLASSROOM is filled with many types of children and many different personalities. There are the smart ones, quirky characters, naughty rascals, mischievous types and… Read more →
Chevrolet’s worldwide campaign to prove how “fun” the Sonic is, has been taken to a whole new level with this latest advertisement – depicting it… Read more →
A comparative test of 9 B-segment cars. Each of these hatches can be had for about R200 000 and less, but which one should you choose?
IT might be hard to believe that demand for a light saloon with an automatic transmission would be significant, but irrespective of whether the clientele for such vehicles consists predominantly of fleet buyers, retirees or two-pedal devotees, virtually every volume manufacturer offers one. Enter the Chevrolet Sonic 1,6 LS 4-door AT.
Chevrolet is now in contention for the light-car crown with the Sonic. Or is it?
Having sampled Chevrolet’s latest B-segment offering, I’d feel inclined to phone the firm’s marketing department and suggest that this car be renamed “Spruze” or possibly “Crark” (“Cronic” was another witty suggestion from one office wag) as there is a sense of stylistic hybridisation between the Spark and Cruze at play here.
Chevrolet has launched its latest product to compete in the local B-segment of the market. The 5-door hatch slots in above the company’s current Aveo and is sure to be a hit among fashion-conscious buyers.