From Autospies.com comes this image of the next Chevy Avalanche. They’ve gotten rid of most of the plastic around the fenders and trunk and made the vehicle look much more like an Escalade.

The Avalanche has larger, lockable storage over the rear fenders. I’m not smitten with ... Head to Head: Ford Sport Trac vs. Chevy Avalanche Part 1 Head to Head: Ford Sport Trac vs.

Built from 2001 to 2013, the Chevrolet Avalanche was a segment-bending ... dismantle most of the truck’s front end (including the fenders, the grille, and the bumper) to take the walnuts out ...

It wouldn't be surprising if all of these thoughts were going through the mind of James Potter the night his '05 Chevrolet Silverado ... the plastic tabs near the fenders and then pulling the ...

As his Facebook photos show, the walnuts were tucked into every nook and cranny of the Chevy, including the engine compartment and the fenders ... still go find the Avalanche and hide them ...

A Fargo, North Dakota man returning from a four-day work trip wasn’t surprised to find a huge stash of yellow-husked black walnuts under the hood of his Chevrolet Avalanche. In fact, he ...

An insurance salesman returned to his North Dakota home after a four-day business trip in mid-September to find a squirrel had stashed 42 gallons of walnuts in his Chevrolet pickup truck.

Chevrolet has done a strip job on its Avalanche for 2003. The composite lower body panels will be removed to create a new appearance package Chevy hopes will expand the appeal of Avalanche with a ...

It is usually decked out with white fiberglass fenders that have not been painted ... to their fuel economy and low price. Our old ’03 Chevy Avalanche was built as a big heavy trail monster ...

Avalanche shares platforms and 85 percent of its parts (but only door handles and mirrors on the outside) with the full-size Chevy Suburban sport-utility. Avalanche looks more like a truck than ...

A Fargo, N.D., man returning from a four-day trip discovered a large cargo in is Chevrolet pickup ... of black walnuts under the hood of his Avalanche in the engine bay. "I could only laugh ...

It’s downright rare when they’re both all-new — as was the case this week, when we had the opportunity to pilot both a 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac and a 2007 Chevrolet Avalanche.