Chevrolet's bow tie emblem has remained the iconic gold shade for many years, but newer Chevrolet models are adopting the ...

The explanation of why some Holden Commodores have Chevy bowtie badges goes back to Holden's place in the automotive universe. Holden was an Australian automotive manufacturer that was a part of ...

Almost 100 years after General Motors co-founder William Durant debuted the logo, the Chevrolet bowtie is perhaps the most identifiable mark in GM’s bevy of brands. Thing is, it seems there is no real ...

Unless you're a real grease monkey or a die-hard fan of Chevrolet cars, you may not know that the now-famous logo for the American car brand is actually referred to as a "bowtie." Others call it a ...

The Chevy bow tie is an iconic emblem with a rich history that runs deep. Over the past few months, GM Authority readers have been writing in asking whether there is any difference between vehicles ...

A slice of Chevy history currently glows in a Niagara Falls, New York collection, but it won’t stay there for long. An illuminated single-sided Bowtie sign, measuring a substantial 75 inches wide, is ...

If one of the best forms of flattery is imitation, then Chevrolet's heavy-duty parts program has reason to be proud—lately it seems everyone and his uncle has started a factory performance parts ...

Chevrolet is making one of its boldest visual changes in years, even if many fans may not notice it at first glance. The iconic gold bowtie badge that has represented the brand for generations is ...

If imitation is the best form of flattery, then Chevy must be doing something right—these days, everybody and his brother has a "me too" performance parts program. The Johnny-come-latelies what Chevy ...

Some vehicles in this world need no badge or large words across their fronts or rears to be recognized. And we’re not talking here only about the new ones, but about nameplates that have stopped being ...