GM has a way of getting things right towards the end. Chevy SSR, Pontiac GTO, Buick Regal Sportback, among countless other models were all "good" when they debuted. GM sat on them and then finally ...

Ragging on GM for their decades of lackluster efforts at making compact cars is such a popular activity that it may as well be an Olympic sport. Lately, they've done a great job with the Cruze, but it ...

So, you already have your everyday drive that gets you and your family around, and maybe you're looking for something a little more fun now, but don't want to spend a fortune. The logical thought is ...

Once upon a time, General Motors decided it wanted to compete with established compact performance cars like the VW Golf GTI and Mazdaspeed3 – resulting in the impressively powerful and fun-to-drive ...

Kenneth Hall October 28, 2007 Comment Now! Updated: GM has confirmed the launch of a turbocharged version of the Chevrolet Cobalt will take place at this week’s SEMA Auto Show in Las Vegas. The new ...

Nelson Ireson May 7, 2009 Comment Now! Everyone is watching with bated breath as General Motors teeters on the brink of bankruptcy, wondering if Chrysler's 'surgical' run through the courts isn't a ...

Chevrolet has priced its 2009 Cobalt SS at $22,335, plus a $660 destination charge. With a 260-hp turbo engine under the hood and a 0-60 time of 5.7 seconds, the coupe has plenty of get-up-and-go, but ...

For 2010, the Cobalt continues on almost completely unchanged. The SS model is to be phased out the 2010 model year. Black Granite Metallic and Crystal Red Metallic have been added to the list of ...

Thanks to a little investigative journalism, the folks over at Autoblog have uncovered that General Motors will cut the Cobalt SS Sedan from its product lineup for 2010. A sad day indeed. The ...