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Here at Midway Chevy, we want to join other Americans in concern as our country endures the spread of COVID-19. We have all been advised to practice social distancing as a way to slow the advance of the coronavirus. Some of us have been advised or chosen to self-isolate. While these things can be difficult to do, there are some things that can help. Here are five things to do while social distancing during COVID-19.

The development of smart technology has made many aspects of our lives so much easier. We can order products, make reservations, and schedule appointments, all from our phone or tablet. When it comes to owning a vehicle, there are periodic appointments that you need to prepare for things like oil changes, tire rotations, and inspections.

Chevrolet Teen Driver Technology is a highly innovative safety system that protects, educates and monitors young drivers. The technology promotes safe driving habits to teens by implementing a system of alerts, digital informational displays and locking features. Teen Driver Technology pays close attention to driver speeds, seatbelt use, and music levels. 

Millennials are people who were born between 1981 and 1996. They comprise an important part of our country's demographics, and they have an entirely different set of wants and needs when it comes to buying automobiles. Suffice it to say that Millennials will be less prone to buy a minivan and more prone to buy a Chevrolet Malibu.

I scream, you scream, we all scream for pizza. At least, that’s how Chevrolet sees it. Domino’s and Chevrolet have partnered up to bring us the latest in both the food and automotive industries. After combining corporate forces, these two titans of industry pioneered a way for Chevrolet drivers to order pizza from their car without having to consult their mobile phones.

You might know that you need to change your car's air filter every 15,000 to 30,000 miles depending on where you drive, but you might not know that the spring season is the best time for this bit of maintenance.

Car hackers are a relatively new breed of nuisance, but they are causing big problems in the world already. When someone takes over a phone system, you risk identity theft and other annoyances, but when someone takes over your vehicle, you are faced with serious safety issues. It's in your best interests to safeguard your vehicle against any type of hacking activity.

Conventional wisdom will tell you that you need to change your car's oil every three months or every 3,000 miles. While that kind of schedule will ensure that your engine's oil stays healthy, it may also be unnecessary.

You've got a smartphone, and you want to use Apple CarPlay. Which new Chevy truck should you choose? Every Chevy truck is offering this exclusive connectivity, which means you've got big choices ahead.

Voice recognition comes equipped on many new Chevy cars, trucks and SUVs. See how it can help you perform many hands-free tasks in the short video below.