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    Chevrolet Says Three Debuts Are Coming To New York

      Three Debuts Are Coming For Chevrolet In New York

    The New York Auto Show is just a couple weeks away and news of what will be appearing is beginning to show up. Autoblog has learned that Chevrolet will have three major debuts at the show. The debuts will include new version of the Corvette, an updated 2015 Cruze, and a "important new addition to our small-vehicle lineup."

    Lets begin with the Corvette. Autoblog speculates that it could track-focused version of the Z06 model, limited-edition package, or something else. We keen to thinking its the latter two at this time. Then there is the 2015 Cruze. As we reported last week, spy shots of what is purported to be the 2015 model was caught in China. Will it be the same?

    The last model debut intrigues us as it doesn't seem to hint at a replacement for either the Spark or Sonic. Could it be a subcompact crossover?

    We'll have the answers in a couple week's time.

    Source: Autoblog

    William Maley is a staff writer for Cheers & Gears. He can be reached at [email protected] or you can follow him on twitter at @realmudmonster.

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    ocnblu

    Haven't seen any camo'd small Chevy protoypes in spy shots, I will be interested in seeing what's coming. I hope the NG Cruze comes in coupe and wagon (or hatch) styles in addition to the sedan.

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    Haven't seen any camo'd small Chevy protoypes in spy shots, I will be interested in seeing what's coming. I hope the NG Cruze comes in coupe and wagon (or hatch) styles in addition to the sedan.

    I think it was Reuss either last year or the year before saying that not having the Cruze hatchback here was not a wise decision. I wouldn't be surprised if we see one this time around.

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    smk4565

    I think they should do a lower priced version of the Corvette. Maybe a bit of a decontented interior and V6 or smaller V8. The Corvette's version of a Range Rover Evoqe.

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    I think they should do a lower priced version of the Corvette. Maybe a bit of a decontented interior and V6 or smaller V8. The Corvette's version of a Range Rover Evoqe.

    Would you say the same for 911 or S Class?

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