Chevrolet Trucks: 100 Years of Building the Future
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (527 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0760352488 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Edsall's Motorbooks titles include Camaro 2016, Corvette Stingray, and Chevrolet Volt. He resides in Phoenix, Arizona.. He left Detroit for Phoenix in 1999 to help modernize one automotive website and then launched another, iZoom. About the AuthorLarry Edsall was snatched away from a career as the sports editor of a daily newspaper in Michigan to become the motorsports editor at AutoWeek magazine, where he spent most of a dozen years as the managing editor. He is a freelance contributor to automotive and lifestyle publications, writes regularly for the Detroit News "Drive" section, contributes to the New York Times "Wheels," and is part of the adjunc
Every year the company sells over 1 million trucks worldwide.From the very beginning of the story to today's modern global brand, Chevrolet Trucks: 100 Years of Building the Future covers the entire Chevrolet truck saga, from the early Series 490, to the medium and heavy-duty models, to the light-duty C-series pickups, right up to today’s contemporary Silverado and Colorado.Officially licensed with Chevrolet and created with their full cooperation for imagery as well as interviews with key figures involved with today’s truck program, this thorough history covers the full array of Chevy models since 1917 and is a must have for any truck fan whose heart beats with a V-8 rhythm.. During the century that has passed since that first Chevy truck, Chevy (and later GMC-brand trucks) have become some of the most ubiquitous and recognizable brands around the world. In 1917 Chevrolet introduced its first t
He left Detroit for Phoenix in 1999 to help modernize one automotive website and then launched another, iZoom. He resides in Phoenix, Arizona.. Larry Edsall was snatched away from a career as the sports editor of a daily newspaper in Michigan to become the motorsports editor at AutoWeek magazine, where he spent most of a dozen years as the managing editor. He is a freelance contributor to automotive and lifestyle publications, writes regularly for the<