The idea of a green car that will be safer to the environment and protect the ozone layers and dwindling supplies of fossil fuel is something that has been the subject of many discussions over the last decade in places from the homes of the general public to the rooms at the houses of parliament.  Some people feel that we have the best option available currently and are reluctant to do anything about the issue, while others are lobbying for a change to our mind-sets and a far more ‘green’ outlook on the automotive world.

What are the two make-or-break car markets going to be over the next few years – and what have Chevrolet got to offer them? With a range of cars already launched, and some exciting cars in development, Chevrolet are looking well positioned to hit the big markets with some carefully executed, efficiently driven and gracefully designed punches. Whether it is the increasingly important global small car market, the green market or the still lucrative 7 seater 4x4 and SUV market, let’s take a look at the opportunities and offerings…

The Saturn brand has traditionally been famous for not-so-exciting autos but with excellent purchaser relations. With the what-you-see-is-what-you-pay advertising strategy, Saturn has caught the imagination of customers who are uninterested in those allegedly constant bureaucracy. Bu today, the brand is captivating clients into its showrooms for one more reason - their revamped lineup with Western european aptitude.

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Although there are a large range of automobiles on today's market that appear able to cater for each possible need of shoppers, those who desire performance and don't want to sacrifice space are sorely limited in their decisions. While many forceful 2 door coupes can be discovered, the marketplace for a performance orientated sedan that still remains classy is lacking. Fortunately, Pontiac has tried to correct this difficulty with the arrival of their new G8 Sedan.