Family Vehicles By Branden Bodendorfer, Director of Marketing, Wheelers Family Auto Group | August 13, 2026 Quick Answer: For big families heading into back-to-school season, the Chevrolet Traverse and GMC Acadia handle everyday carpool duty in a midsize footprint, while the Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon, and Yukon XL step up to full-size seating and cargo for…
Comfort & Convenience By Branden Bodendorfer, Director of Marketing, Wheelers Family Auto Group | August 5, 2026 Quick Answer: Ventilated, or “cooled,” seats use small fans built into the seat cushion and backrest to pull cabin air through perforated leather, drawing heat and moisture away from the body. On the 2026 GMC Yukon, they’re standard…
Family Safety By Branden Bodendorfer, Director of Marketing, Wheelers Family Auto Group | August 5, 2026 Quick Answer: Teen Driver mode is a free, built-in Chevy and GMC feature that limits speed and volume, keeps key safety systems locked on, and generates a report card of your teen’s driving. Set it up in under five…
GM Technology By Branden Bodendorfer, Director of Marketing, Wheelers Family Auto Group | July 28, 2026 Quick Answer: Super Cruise is GM’s hands-free driver assistance system, standard or available on more than 20 Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac models. It uses LiDAR-mapped highways, cameras, radar, and GPS to steer, brake, and accelerate on compatible roads,…
GMC Tech Tips By Branden Bodendorfer, Director of Marketing, Wheelers Family Auto Group | July 17, 2026 Quick Answer: Newer GMC Sierras with a touchscreen use the Universal Remote System under the Controls app, while most Sierras built before 2022 use the classic three-button HomeLink setup on the mirror or visor. Either way, you’ll pair…
Chevrolet Classics By Branden Bodendorfer, Director of Marketing, Wheelers Family Auto Group | July 7, 2026 Quick Answer: The 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 stays at the center of muscle car arguments because Chevy built it to win Trans-Am races, not to win at stoplights. Its high-revving DZ 302 V8, homologation-only build sheet, and back-to-back Trans-Am…
Community Quick answer: Chevrolet was founded in Detroit in 1911 by a race car driver and a car company founder who’d just gotten fired from his own company. Over a century later, Chevy still builds trucks, SUVs, and sports cars in American plants with American workers. That’s not a marketing line. That’s the actual history….
GMC Trucks | Branden Bodendorfer, Director of Marketing — Wheelers Family Auto Group Quick Answer The 2027 GMC Sierra 1500 is a full fifth-generation redesign on GM’s updated T1-2 platform. It brings two brand-new Gen 6 V8 engines, a 16.3-inch center display standard on every trim, all-new sheetmetal, and production set to begin in October…
Chevrolet Trucks | Branden Bodendorfer, Director of Marketing — Wheelers Family Auto Group Quick Answer Chevrolet officially revealed the all-new 2027 Silverado 1500 with a completely redesigned exterior, a fully digital interior with a standard 16.3-inch center screen, and two brand-new Gen 6 V8 engines. Seven trims, four engine choices, on sale at the end…
Quick Answer GM didn’t just build cars. The company invented systems every automaker on earth still uses today — from the automatic transmission to the catalytic converter to the way dealers finance vehicles. Five specific moments explain how one company rewrote the rules for everyone else. In This Article The Automatic Transmission (1940) Installment Buying…
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