Have you seen the stunt Rob Dyrdek pulled off when he kick-flipped the Chevy Sonic? Well guess what… it's here! Jump in, take a pic and tweet it out with #ChevySLS!
Don't miss the Chevy Overdrive free-skate Saturday night at 8:10 p.m.! Tune in here, and check out Sonic, the official ride of Street League! http://spr.ly/sls
Have you seen the stunt Rob Dyrdek pulled off when he kick-flipped the Sonic? Well guess what… it's here! Jump in, take a pic and tweet it out with #ChevySLS!
Chevrolet is proud to be a part of the 112th meeting between Army and Navy which kicks off on 12/10 at FedEx Field. See you there!
Albert Pujols hit the first Cardinals home run in Busch Stadium history on April 10, 2006 off Brewer Tomo Ohka. #ChevyMLB #2011
Sausage races, Bernie Brewer and fans singing Roll Out the Barrel at the seventh-inning stretch. Not a dull moment at Miller Park. #ChevyMLB #2011
The only MLB stadium where you can touch a real-life ray (the cartilaginous fish, not the athlete). Check out the Rays Touch Tank. #ChevyMLB #2011
Did you know scenes from the hit movie The Rookie were filmed here? #ChevyMLB #2011
Don’t forget to check out the stainless steel statues along the centerfield wall celebrating some of the greatest Tigers of all time. #ChevyMLB #2011
After 730 miles the Sonic Road Trip Warriors arrive in Madison for Penn State’s regular-season finale on 11/26. Check out the all-new Sonic and see if its looks can’t warm you up a bit. Mehr erfahren.
The Road Warriors roll into town for PSU's showdown with the Buckeyes at the Horseshoe on 11/19. With 350 miles on the all-new Sonic, these Nittany Lion fans have some stories to share. Mehr erfahren.
The Road Warriors are bringing the all-new Sonic to Wildcat country for PSU's 10/22 twilight showdown. After 600 miles in the all-new Sonic, these diehard Nittany Lion fans have some stories to share. Mehr erfahren.
Visit the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial and help bring his vision to life: “With this faith, we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope.” Mehr erfahren.
Share your own vision and discuss Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream on Twitter by following @Chevrolet and using hashtag #ChevyMLK. Upload your own dream on The Discussion: http://spr.ly/mlk Mehr erfahren.
Get a free ride from the Chevy Cruze Cab Program (11 am- 6 pm, 9 pm – 11 pm) Location 1: 414 Canal Street Location 2: Harrah’s Casino, 228 Poydras Street (Corner of Poydras and Convention Center Blvd)
Check out your favorite Chevy vehicles at the 2011 MLB All-Star Fan Fest (July 8-12) featuring interactive games, MLB legends and the hottest cars in town. Mehr erfahren.
Built in 1871, this is an east Austin original. Venture off the beaten path to experience a bit more of what Austin has to offer. It may not look like much on the outside, but it’s a Texan gem.
Want to get away from it all? Three dollars gets you in, but it will take more than that to get you out on a hot day. The pool is fed by an underwater spring and stays a cool 68 degrees all year.
Each turn here is modeled after one from 3 different tracks; Can you name them?
"Shake and Bake!" The late Dale Earnhardt and Chevrolet dominated the field here, with the most wins, top 5's and top 10's.
MIS opened in 1968 and has undergone several rennovations to hold over 135,000 race fans.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. holds the NASCAR Nationwide record for fastest average speed for a 250 mile race at 153 miles per hour. He set it in 2003.
In 2009, Tony Stewart won and became the first person to drive and own his car in a victory since 1998.
The President's official car is often called "Cadillac One." Most upgrades and customizations are state secrets.
All American, 24-7; This is one of the few official sites where the American Flag is required to be flown at all times.
The best of both worlds! Modern layout meets old-school design. Locals love the BLT.
Here, Ken Griffey Jr. hit his 600th career homerun and Roy Hallady pitched only the 20th Perfect Game in MLB History. Try the empanadas from Maggie's Empanada Bistro between innings for a change from
Classic Americana, this diner is classic South Philadelphia. This is well-oiled Diner machine! Expect quick food and friendly service.
Opened in 1824, Nikola Tesla demonstrated the first wireless telegraph here in 1884.
Opened in 1930, Pat's chops its steak while Geno's does not. Grab one of the 1,500 steak sandwiches they make daily - "wit" or "wit-out," your choice.
