Gordon Chevrolet, Inc. In The News & Your Community

July 2, 2025: As monthly car payments hit an all-time high, Gordon Chevrolet, Inc. is seeing more customers opt for longer loan terms. However, confidence in the quality of vehicles is rising, making this long-term investment worth it for many Livonia drivers.

March 27, 2025: The 25% tariffs imposed in March are unlikely to stick, given that even the most American brands require a substantial amount of foreign-made parts. “With all the fluctuations that have happened in the last 30 days, I’m not panicking yet," says Gordon Stewart, owner of Gordon Chevrolet, Inc..

March 27, 2025: March's tariff increase is unrealistic, even for domestic brands. Gordon Chevrolet, Inc. remains confident that negotiations will bring more clarity for both manufacturers and Canton consumers.

September 12, 2024: High incentive rates and inventory levels make the recent automotive market perfect for buyers, but political uncertainty has held some shoppers back from committing to a purchase. However, dealerships like Gordon Chevrolet, Inc. aren't worried. "We’re not depressed about the market at all. We just wish we had more cars,” Gordon Stewart says.

April 2, 2024: The last of the 2024 Chevy Bolt models are leaving dealerships as GM stops production of the build. While the nameplate will continue, the new Bolt will run on the proprietary Ultium propulsion system. Until then, dealerships are working to sell down their current inventory.

May 23, 2024: With new inventory stock higher than it has been in years, the Detroit Free Press predicts shoppers will find good deals during the holiday weekend. And, with the demand for used vehicles on the rise, Memorial Day may be the perfect time for drivers to trade in their current model.

November 15, 2021: Due to the semiconductor chip shortage, GM is temporarily removing optional features such as heated seats and steering wheels. "Customers weren’t happy, but they were OK with it," said Gordon Stewart, owner of Gordon Chevrolet, Inc.. The shortage is likely to be resolved within the 2022 production year.

September 29, 2021: The new-vehicle inventory shortage is taking its toll on dealerships, with many not honoring employee pricing or corporate discounts to remain profitable. But local dealers like Gordon Chevrolet, Inc. aren't about to change their policies.

August 21, 2021: The semiconductor shortage is taking its toll on inventory levels, forcing a price increase that will likely last for two years or more. For many dealerships, this means fewer incentives and tight inventory management. “It’s a scramble like I’ve never seen in the car business," says Gordon Stewart.

July 17, 2018: While men run the majority of car dealerships, more women have been entering the business in Detroit. Breaking into the "old boys club" can be challenging, but they bring a unique perspective that appeals to a broader customer base.