Chevrolet Owner's Manuals
Another child brand of the General Motor Cars company, Chevrolet is a much loved generic car brand with a wide range of models. It was originally established in 1911 by a Swiss racing driver and several investors. You can find owner’s manuals for the popular Chevrolet models still on the road and in production on this page.
Browse by Chevrolet Model (19 in total)
Blazer
The Blazer name can be traced back to the 1980s when it was a sporty compact SUV like the Ford Bronco. Due to changing consumer tastes, the car has now morphed into a crossover SUV using the same platform as GMC Acadia and Cadillac XT5
Bolt
The Bolt (or Bolt EV) is a full-electric subcompact hatchback produced for the American market. It began production in 2017 and is built on the same platform as the all-electric Buick Velite
Camaro
During the years since the Camaros introduction in the 1960s, it has gone through many major changes. It now sits in the pony/muscle car classification after returning to its roots and acts as an affordable yet usable sports car
Cobalt
The Cobalt was a compact car sold in the USA, Canada and Mexico during the early 2000s. Eventually, the car was replaced by the Cruze and was briefly sold as a Pontiac when they were still in business
Colorado
The Colorado and GMC Canyon are both mid-size pickup trucks built the same but with slight differences. Production of the models began in 2003 and when they were both introduced they were originally classed as compact pickup trucks
Corvette
The first Corvette to hit the roads was back in the 1950s and was available as a convertible only. Traditionally the Corvette has been a front-engined rear-wheel-drive muscle car but the most recent version sees the engine mounted behind the driver for the first time
Cruze
Originally the Cruze name was used to sell a rebadged Suzuki Ignis but in 2008 Chevrolet released their own in-house developed model. Up until 2019 when the model was discontinued it was built on the same platform as the Volt and Buick Verano
Equinox
Replacing several SUV lines in 2005, the Chevrolet Equinox was the company's new flagship mid-size crossover SUV. Eventually, in 2018 the size of the car shrank slightly and it was reclassified as a compact crossover SUV
Express
On the Chevrolet Express owner's manuals page you can find all of the PDFs we store for that particular car.
Impala
Introduced in the late-1950s, the Impala is classed as a mid-size sedan, built upon the same platform as the Cadillac XTS. It is one of the best-selling cars ever in the United States and was even sung about by the Beach Boys in the song 409
Malibu
The Malibu line has been running since the 1960s and has stayed relatively the same shape and size. It's classed as a mid-size car and in recent years has gained hybrid drivetrain offerings to help it compete against more economical competitors
Silverado
This Silverado is a full-size pickup truck that regularly appears in the top spots of the best-selling cars in the USA list. It is near identical to the GMC Sierra, although that model contains a slightly higher level of luxury features
Sonic
You can find the Chevrolet Sonic on the roads of the USA and Asian markets as either a 5-door hatchback or a 4-door sedan. Production began in 2011 and in 2016 the can received a facelift that improved the exterior styling and added new equipment inside
Spark
When Daewoo Motors was bought out by Chevrolet they rebadged the Matiz as the Spark. It is classed as a subcompact car and was made available as an all-electric version called the Spark EV for a few years before switching its focus to the Bolt
Tahoe
The Tahoe is classed as a full-size SUV and has been rebadged to be sold as the GMC Yukon and the Cadillac Escalade. First examples of the SUV were produced in the early-1990s and many police forces in the USA use them in some way or another
Trailblazer
At the start of the 1990s, the Trailblazer was introduced as Chevrolet's mid-size SUV. It continued to sell for around 10 years until it was eventually replaced by the company's new mid-size crossover SUV the Traverse
Traverse
The Traverse was first introduced to the public in 2008 using the same platform as the GMC Acadia and Buick Enclave. Originally it was a full-size SUV but was reclassified as a mid-size SUV later on. All Traverse models have a 9-speed automatic transmission
Trax
This Trax model is classed as a subcompact crossover SUV and replaced the Tracker and HHR lines. Production began in 2012 with the platform being taken from the Chevrolet Aveo. 2017 saw a facelift of the Trax adding alloy wheels as standard
Volt
For a brief time, this Volt model was the world's best-selling plug-in all-electric car in 2018. This was thanks to the technology inside the car being pushed to new limits as the range was increased massively every few years by ChevroletAbout Chevrolet
The company strives to ensure that they produce a car for “every budget” that you may have and do a great job at this. They have models ranging from sub-compact to large trucks.
Across the decades since forming the company has launched a lot of different models and taken part in an array of motor-sport. You can see Chevrolet performing in NASCAR, IndyCar and Touring Car competitions worldwide.
Nowadays you can find the company selling such popular models as the Equinox and Camaro.
The Equinox is a crossover SUV designed for families and is a great way to acquire a roomy vehicle that is also comfortable for the family.
The Camaro has a steep history of die-hard muscle fans buying the car and modding it to match their desires.
Many people around the world know the Camaro as the star of the Transformers cartoons and movies, Bumblebee.
The sporty Corvette model is a popular sight around the world and the subject of a song by the late Prince, showing how deeply the car is set into Western culture.
- Models: 19
