Courtesy Chevrolet will give ALLY lease returnees up to $250 to cover any over mileage, or excess wear and tear expenses at the end of their lease.

If there is no excess mileage or wear and tear Courtesy Chevrolet will pay the $250 to the ALLY lease returnee.*
    
Steps you should take when returning your leased vehicle:


Inspect the vehicle yourself for excess wear before you return it. (Use our Wear Square to help determine extent of damage). If it shows excess wear, you can:

1. Arrange to have it repaired.
2. Turn it in as-is and have Ally bill you for any excess wear.
3. Compare your current mileage against what's allowed on your contract. if your current mileage is greater, you'll have to pay for the excess.
4. Call Courtesy Chevrolet at 1-877-299-1390 to arrange to turn in your vehicle.

When you return your vehicle, please bring the following:

• A copy of your lease agreement.
• All original equipment, including keys, keyless entry remotes, DVD player, headphones, DVD remote, etc.
• All documents you received at the beginning of your contract, including the owner's manual and maintenance guide.

While at Courtesy Chevrolet, be sure to complete an odometer statement to document current mileage.

Contact ALLY at 1-888-925-ALLY (2559) to tell them when you returned your vehicle.

Visit ALLY FAQ’s for more information.

Courtesy Chevrolet San Diego offers an LTZ appearance package that makes the LT model look like the LTZ and save you over $7000 off the retail price.

Example: LTZ Tahoe MSRP is $61,745

• LT Tahoe MSRP is $53,045
• Plus LTZ Appearance package $1,441
• = LT Tahoe with the LTZ look saves you $7,259

It’s everything you expect from Chevy trucks and everything you didn’t expect from any small trucks.

The 2015 Colorado will completely reinvent the midsize pickup. Built for a new generation with its own definition of adventure.

It’s bold. It’s restless. It’s everything a truck should be, and more.

MSRP starting at $20,120

Expected to provide unprecedented towing and power, Colorado will offer advanced 2.5L I-4 and 3.6L V6 engines at launch. Joining the engine lineup in 2015: the highly anticipated 2.8L Duramax® Turbo-Diesel. No other current North American competitor in this class offers a turbo-diesel. But no matter which engine you choose, impressive performance and remarkable efficiency ride shotgun on every trip.

Colorado Towing Capacity

• Maximum towing with V6 and Z82 trailering = 7,000 lbs.
• Maximum towing with 4 cyl. = 3,500 lbs.
• Only the 4X4 can be flat towed.

The all new 2015 Chevy Colorado will be coming soon to Courtesy Chevrolet San Diego.
Keep checking back and visit Courtesy Chevrolet San Diego for more updates. Contact us today to learn more.

The next generation Chevrolet Volt will debut at the 2015 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Global Chevrolet Chief Marketing Officer Tim Mahoney said today.

The 2016 Volt will build on the award-winning original’s strong foundation of technology innovation. Volt sales were up 13 percent in July and more than 65,000 have been sold since it was introduced – making it the best-selling plug-in passenger car in the U.S. market.

“Volt is the perfect example of the ingenuity that drives everything we do at Chevrolet,” Mahoney said at the Center for Automotive Research Management Briefings. “Volt fully delivers on the promises of Find New Roads and will continue to provide consumers with the transportation solutions they need and deserve in the future.”

Out of 12 cars, the Forward Collision Alert system integrated in the 2014 Chevrolet Volt earned it the Institute for Highway Safety’s 2014 Top Safety Pick award. Added to that, the Chevrolet Volt also earned a decent score in a tough small overlap front crash test, conducted by the IIHS. The amazing test results put this car at a better stance compared to its competitors, both in small and electric power train car segments. The IIHS senior vice president for vehicle research, Joe Nolan explained that the outstanding performance of the Chevrolet Volt puts it at the top among the most safest small cars. He also praised GM for coming up with such a strong small car, which was designed even before the crash tests were introduced. The Volt managed to secure the highest, ‘good’ rating in four out of the six IIHS tests. In the remaining two Structure category and the Restraints and Kinematics tests, the car earned a decent ‘acceptable’ rating.

The vice president of GM Global Vehicle Safety explained how GM aims to keep up with the solid safety standards; he added that achieving the highest safety ratings in the IIHS tests is also highly valued by the customers. The overlap front crash test was introduced in 2012 and it simulates a collision with an object, like a tree, on the front corners of the vehicle at 40mph. This way, the front bumpers are avoided so that the energy from the impact is equally distributed throughout the car. According to the IIHS, the overlap front crash test is still considered one of the most challenging tests conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration or the IIHS.

The Chevrolet SS is the first Chevrolet to offer Automatic Parking Assist, which provides hands-free parking help. This standard feature uses an ultrasonic sensing system to detect the width and depth of either parallel or reverse right-angle parking spaces.