What are your plans for the summer? If you’re like most people, you probably have a getaway planned or at least some more activities in and around Van Nuys. Either way, this probably means more driving, which calls for vital Chevy service tasks so your car is ready for the hot months ahead.
If you’re thinking about buying an electric car like a Chevy EV model, you don’t want to take this decision lightly. This guide offers tips that will help you make good choices.
Getting service for your car is easy. However, getting the right service for your car involves a little more work. If your Chevy vehicle needs an oil change, you could technically find a quick lube shop near you. If you care about the investment you’ve made in your car, there are three reasons that the smarter move is to visit a Chevrolet service center.
For years now, Chevy has been at the forefront of electric vehicles. Two of their mainstays in this fast-growing segment are the Chevy Bolt EUV and Chevy Bolt EV. This is why it’s a little surprising that the company has decided to discontinue these models.
Going with an electric car like the Chevrolet Bolt is an excellent choice if you're looking for a new, fuel-efficient vehicle. But, in addition to never needing to buy gas and doing your part for the planet, there’s another reason to consider an EV: a significant tax credit. This guide covers common federal and state-level tax credits for which the EVs at Keyes Chevrolet might qualify.
While your Chevy car will offer you years of excellent performance, it is essential to remember that you play a role in this. Because certain Chevy parts wear down over time and need to be replaced, you must be proactive. These are the three components that tend to wear out the fastest.
If you’re in the market for a subcompact SUV, the Chevrolet Trailblazer is a leader in this class. Plus, this model always gets better. Here you’ll learn about the upcoming 2024 Chevy Trailblazer and what to expect.
The end of an era is approaching. If you’re a fan of the latest edition of the Chevrolet Camaro, you may be disheartened to know that it will be retired at the end of the 2024 model year. While it may eventually return as an EV, this is your last chance to experience iconic American muscle powered by a V6 or V8 engine. While a special edition is on its way to Keyes Chevrolet as a send-off, many of this model’s specifications will be similar to what we saw in the 2023 model.
You may be ready for spring, but what about your Chevy car? If you’ve been neglecting maintenance – or perhaps have just forgotten – there is a good chance that something is due. These are the most critical tasks for the new season, and you can have them done at the Keyes Chevrolet service center.
If you need new Chevy tires for your car, you may have difficulty figuring out which ones to get. This is because tires may all look very similar but have many subtle differences. This guide goes over what those various letters and numbers mean so you can make a good decision.