Chevy Parts

Remarkable, confident, innovative and powerful – these traits are just a few of the stand out qualities of Chevrolet that gave it the edge over others. It is reflected on all Chevy parts, accessories, models and products. Three of the notable Chevy models with impressive auto components are Chevrolet Avalanche, Chevy Blazer and Chevrolet Chevette. For years these makes are continuously bringing prestige to the company that produced them. Each make is made up of components that contribute to its over-all remarkable and confident features and performance.

The simple yet amazing Chevrolet Avalanche is a cross-over vehicle. It exudes the combined power of Ford Explorer Sport Trac, an SUV and Dakota Quad Cab, a pickup. Notable Avalanche features from these two makes are adjustable rear window glass and versatile interior equipments that can be manipulated to maximize cargo space. It is a six-passenger truck with power coming from the domineering 295-hp Vortec 5300 engine for 1500 models and the 320-hp Vortec 8100 for 2500 models. These engines are considered as the power source of the longest lasting Chevy trucks. With loads of features for comfort and ease, Avalanche was remarked as the "ultimate utility vehicle." It features a Convert-a-Cab System to adjust interior space for more passengers and cargoes. Added two or three feet can be achieved by folding the interior rear seat. The rear window can even be adjusted for an influx of refreshing air especially at long extended drives.

Chevy Blazer on the other hand is an SUV or a sport-utility vehicle available in four level trims which include the Blazer two door, Extreme two-door, ZR2-two door and four-door. Standard for all except Blazer four-door is a Vortec 4300 V6 engine paired with a five-speed manual transmission that can boost 190 horsepower and with four-speed transmission. All models has driver and front- passenger air-bags for added safety, four-wheel anti-lock brake for easier steering, am/fm stereo with CD player for entertainment, custom cloth front reclining bucker seats, split-folding rear set and rear-seat heat ducts for comfortable and relaxing rides. Key features for 2-door models are five-spoke aluminum wheels, daytime running lamps with automatic exterior lamp control, lift glass or dropgate, and rear-quarter swing-out window for easier access on the car's interiors.

Chevrolet Chevette is available in hatchback, wagon and pickup styles. The hatchback and wagon types were named as Marajo while the pickup as the powerful Chevy 500. Notable parts for early makes are semi-circle tail with three colored taillights in chrome and a hood that surrounds the bumper and the sphere-shaped headlights. Production of the first Chevy Chevette parts was done in United States in 1975.