Chevy’s Aveo Lives Large Again, Travels to Hollywood

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As a follow up to their Livin’ Large in Aveo, Chevy is doing the “this car’s so awesome you could live in it” thing again. Chevy is sending Eric Schackne and Filup Molina on a cross-country quest for so-called stardom. The two will travel from Gainesville, Florida to Hollywood, California continue to to see if they can make it big in movie land. Along the way they’ll document the people they meet, the experiences they have and the “performances” they deliver in comedy clubs and with improv troupes in cities along their route. Eesh. That oughtta be good. If you aren’t lucky enough to be one of their stops on their week-long road trip, the whole thing’s being chronicled with videos and a blog.

No one really wants to live in a car but a road trip is a right of passage and we’re liking Chevy a lot for helping these two dudes fulfill this important life chapter. We think more automakers should get in on the game too. After all, there ain’t much money in the pockets immediately after college.

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