As many drivers in the Fort Collins area are aware, a new compact electric vehicle is making its way to the new Chevrolet lineup here at Dellenbach Motors. The Chevrolet Spark will be the first of its kind, and with the idea of appealing to younger generation in mind, the vehicle will come equipped with many leading tech features. To do that however, some dated technology must be phased out.

One area where that's happening is in the musical entertainment options on the forthcoming Spark. That means getting rid of any CD player option on the vehicle. If you're under a certain age, that might sound pretty obvious, and it's possible some of you newer drivers out there have never even used a CD player before. Taking that into account, the 2013 Chevrolet Spark will include the Chevrolet MyLink infotainment system that gives drivers Bluetooth connectivity, and music streaming options from popular providers like Pandora and Stitcher. You'll also see iPod and USB connection ports as well, since they've become standard features on many new vehicles these days as our technology evolves, and we are constantly finding ways to stay connected.

In essence, the move is starting to signify a move towards newer technology by phasing out the old. Five, ten years from now, it's likely the CD player will join the 8-Track and cassette player as a distant memory.

If you're interested in finding out more about the new emission-free Chevrolet Spark and it's new  technology features, stop in to Dellenbach Motors, where you can also view other fuel-efficient vehicles like the Chevrolet Volt. Located at 3111 S. College Ave. Fort Collins, CO 80525, we're always happy to discuss each new Chevy in greater detail, while also arranging test drives to give you a better feel for any new model of your choosing.