RT 46 Chevrolet's Fleet & Commercial Expo

Join us on Saturday October 26, 2013

at Route 46 Chevy from 9AM to 3PM.

There is going to be a "Help a Hero Test Drive"

- The local fire department will be here -

The dealership will donate $20 to the local fire department for each person that takes

a test drive that day.

In addition, the person who takes the test drive

will get a t-shirt

(Provided by Chevy).

Limited to the first 50 test drivers.

There will be burgers and hot dogs as well as a pumpkin patch & pumpkin painting for the kids!

Hope to See You There!

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Secrets of the Chevrolet Camaro

One of America’s favorite pony cars, the Camaro has an interesting past with more than a few buried facts and secrets hiding just below the radar. Here are five of our favorites:

1. The Camaro was almost called the Panther — It took a while for Chevrolet to come up with a final name for the Camaro. For quite some time it was referred to internally as the Chevrolet Panther. In end, Chevy’s preference for names beginning with a “C” won out, and the Panther name died as part of an elaborate PR campaign.
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3. The Camaro was actually a Canadian Import — Like William Shatner and Michael J. Fox, the seemingly All-American Camaro was actually stealth Canadian. From 1993-2002, the Camaro and its twin, the Pontiac Firebird, were built in St. Thérèse, Quebec, a Montreal suburb.
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5. “Camaro” means nothing — The name was actually a contrived moniker, much like “Camry” and “Corolla.” Although some claim that it is French slang for “friend,” neither the GM product people (nor most French-speakers, for that matter) are aware of this.
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7. “Outpaced” the Mustang — Although the Camaro came 2½ years after the Mustang and was often outsold by the Mustang, it has a healthy lead in the Indianapolis 500. The Camaro has been the official pace car at Indy six times, versus just three for the Mustang. Only the Corvette (12) has paced more 500s than the Camaro.
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9. Current Base V-6 Puts V-8s of old to shame — Amazing as it may seem, the 2013 base six-cylinder engine, at 323 hp, puts out more ponies than the most powerful small-block V-8 in the original car (295 hp). In fact, it probably makes nearly as much power as the fiercest big block V-8 of 1967, the 396 cubic inch, 375 hp. In modern “net horsepower” (measured with mufflers and accessories hooked up), the new six and the old big-block V-8 are probably just about even.

Hagerty's employees just recently finished a full restoration of a 1969 Camaro SS.

Our 1st Annual Car Show was a HUGE Success - Thanks to YOU!

We here at the New Route 46 Chevrolet would like to Thank Everyone who came out Sunday, June 9th to celebrate our Grand Opening and 1st Annual Car Show. It was a tremendous success! We had such an amazing turn out. The weather was perfect and the crowd was SO MUCH FUN! We truly hope you all enjoyed yourselves as much as we did :)

Don't forget to share your photos on our Facebook page! We'd love to see them!

Check out this footage that Cops N Rodders compiled!

SAVE THE DATE: 1st Annual Car Show

June 8th from 9am to 3:30pm, Route 46 Chevrolet will host its First Annual Car Show in our front lot. 

The Car Show is open to all makes and models. The panel judges will award 30 giveaway trophies along with Best of Show, Best Paint and Best Engine trophies.

There will be music by DJ Gasser Dan, games for all ages, Jay Jay the Balloon Guy, food prepared by Piggy's Deli and tons of fun! Tri County Auto Supply will be on hand handing out swag. A special monster truck from NJ Monster Trucks will be on display!

As the show gets closer to the date we will be updating the info to let you know more on this epic yearly event. Looking forward to seeing you all here!

For more information, visit our Car Show Page.

1st Annual Easter Egg Hunt

Our First Annual Easter Egg Hunt was a huge success here at Route 46 Chevrolet this past weekend! We had a great turn out & everyone truly enjoyed themselves. It was such a pleasure to have all the children running around having fun.

We would like to thank everyone, who came and supported us as well. Also we’d like to thank the Budd Lake Fire Dept for bringing the Fire Truck, both kids & parents loved it!

Check out the rest of the photos here: 1st Annual Easter Egg Hunt