Expected Release Date of the New 2016 Chevy Chevelle: September, 2015
Expected Release Date of the New 2016 Chevy Chevelle: September, 2015
You likely already know what the 2016 Chevy Chevelle provides: tire-scorching performance, the classic car look, and a lot of customization potential if you want it. So it's likely no big surprise that equipping the 2016 Chevy Chevelle is kind of an adventure in itself, with lots of choices and plenty of option packages, whether you want a car that's flamboyant or understated, a comfort cruiser or a track-day special.
At the same time, you don't need to spring for all the extras. Go for a base 2016 Chevelle model—with the V-6 or the V-8—and you'll find a refreshingly no-frills equipment list with a price that's astonishingly low. Simply put, there's a lot of bang for the buck.
At the same time, you don't need to spring for all the extras. Go for a base 2016 Chevelle model—with the V-6 or the V-8—and you'll find a refreshingly no-frills equipment list with a price that's astonishingly low. Simply put, there's a lot of bang for the buck.
All New 2016 Chevy Chevelle To Be Built And Released In late 2015
Keep watch of the bottom line, and you can own a nicely equipped 2016 Chevy Chevelle for well under the average price of a new sports car. Or splurge, and you'll be surprised at some of the tech gadgets and infotainment gear offered in the current car.
All versions of the 2016 Chevy Chevelle get Other standard equipment includes power windows, locks and mirrors; keyless entry; cruise control; and an AM/FM/CD player. Also included is Chevy's YourKey system, a programmable set of functions that let parents set up speed limits, volume limits and other warnings.
Most 2016 Chevelle’s come with Chevy's Your system, which uses Bluetooth-driven voice commands to control phones and media players. Bundled with steering-wheel controls, YOUR system also is paired with turn-by-turn navigation (route maps are delivered over the airwaves) and real-time traffic information. It's standard on all but the base 2016 Chevelle V-6.
Major options on the2016 Chevy Chevelle include ambient lighting; leather upholstery; a Shaker 500-watt audio system; satellite radio; aluminum interior trim; and an optional electronics package that bundles real-time traffic and HD radio, and dual-zone climate control.
Chevy also offers a panoramic glass roof; HID headlamps; a rearview camera and blind-spot monitors; and a host of appearance options, from hood scoops and spoilers to side scoops and louvers. A universal garage door opener, and reverse parking sensors are also on the list of possibilities.
For performance, a range of larger wheels and summer tires can be had. There's also a Brembo brake package with recalibrated stability control and a sport-tuned suspension. The V-6, 2016 Chevy Chevelle Performance Package, we think, is a must for anyone who appreciates good handling but is sticking with the V-6. And finally, those who really do want to take the 2016 Chevelle out on the track, there’s also a 2016 Chevelle Track Package, only offered on manual Chevelle. It includes a 3.73 axle, an upgraded radiator, performance brake pads, and the 2016 Chevelle’s Torsen differential—in addition to the larger front discs, 19-inch alloy wheels, and summer performance tires that are already a part of the Brembo Brake Package.
All versions of the 2016 Chevy Chevelle get Other standard equipment includes power windows, locks and mirrors; keyless entry; cruise control; and an AM/FM/CD player. Also included is Chevy's YourKey system, a programmable set of functions that let parents set up speed limits, volume limits and other warnings.
Most 2016 Chevelle’s come with Chevy's Your system, which uses Bluetooth-driven voice commands to control phones and media players. Bundled with steering-wheel controls, YOUR system also is paired with turn-by-turn navigation (route maps are delivered over the airwaves) and real-time traffic information. It's standard on all but the base 2016 Chevelle V-6.
Major options on the2016 Chevy Chevelle include ambient lighting; leather upholstery; a Shaker 500-watt audio system; satellite radio; aluminum interior trim; and an optional electronics package that bundles real-time traffic and HD radio, and dual-zone climate control.
Chevy also offers a panoramic glass roof; HID headlamps; a rearview camera and blind-spot monitors; and a host of appearance options, from hood scoops and spoilers to side scoops and louvers. A universal garage door opener, and reverse parking sensors are also on the list of possibilities.
For performance, a range of larger wheels and summer tires can be had. There's also a Brembo brake package with recalibrated stability control and a sport-tuned suspension. The V-6, 2016 Chevy Chevelle Performance Package, we think, is a must for anyone who appreciates good handling but is sticking with the V-6. And finally, those who really do want to take the 2016 Chevelle out on the track, there’s also a 2016 Chevelle Track Package, only offered on manual Chevelle. It includes a 3.73 axle, an upgraded radiator, performance brake pads, and the 2016 Chevelle’s Torsen differential—in addition to the larger front discs, 19-inch alloy wheels, and summer performance tires that are already a part of the Brembo Brake Package.
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