by Leo Karl III | Aug 17, 2024 | General Commentary, Parts & Service
Navigating the Post-Pandemic Auto Parts Challenge: What You Need to Know The post-pandemic period has proven to be an extremely challenging time in the auto repair industry. Virtually all manufacturers have been dealing with random parts issues caused by a number of...
by Leo Karl III | Jul 27, 2024 | Dealership News, General Commentary
Hello, Karl Chevrolet community! It’s been a while since my last blog post, and I’m thrilled to announce that I’m back and more committed than ever to bringing you the latest news, insights, and stories from the world of Chevrolet our local community, and the...
by Todd Friedman | Apr 13, 2021 | Category, General Commentary, Parts & Service
The cabin air filter or cabin micro-filter was first introduced on GM vehicles around the turn of the century (2000). Depending on how much you drive your Chevrolet, it is recommended that you have your cabin air filter replaced every 15k – 30k miles. For those...
by Leo Karl III | Nov 11, 2016 | General Commentary, Go Green!, New Vehicles
Vehicle emissions standards are not a sexy cocktail party conversation topic these days, but they could be soon. Over the coming months and years, Connecticut residents will learn more and more about vehicle emissions standards. Why? Special provisions in the Clean...
by Leo Karl III | Nov 4, 2016 | Dealership News, General Commentary, Go Green!, New Vehicles
New Canaan, CT – November 4, 2016 The CT CHEAPR program (short for Connecticut Hydrogen and Electric Automobile Purchase Rebate) has been accelerating the adaption rate of Electric Vehicles by Connecticut drivers. As of today, this pilot program has...
by Leo Karl III | Nov 4, 2016 | General Commentary, Go Green!, New Vehicles
If you have ever considered an Electric Vehicle, or were just curious to learn more about one first hand, you may have visited a local dealership. If your experience was like many consumers, you may have quickly learned that not all dealers are alike! In fact, a...
