Naza Quest has officially announced the departure of Cergazam from its Chevrolet’s dealership network. The departure came into effect from September 30, and will see the closure of Cergazam Petaling Jaya as well as the Prai branch.

Naza Quest Auto further announced that in line with its planned investment of RM50 million to set up a total of fiveoutlets within the Klang Valley, an additional two 3S centres will be ready within six months, located in Shah Alam and Cheras.

The two new 3S centres will join the existing sales and service outlets currently located within the Klang Valley, namely Chevrolet Kuala Lumpur, Chevrolet Kampung Baru, Chevrolet Jalan Ampang, Chevrolet Puchong, Chevrolet Kajang, Chevrolet Klang, Chevrolet Wangsa Maju (sales only) and Progressive Quality USJ (service only). The company says that existing customers in Klang Valley and Penang are welcome to further their maintenance and vehicle warranty with the above dealerships.

Meanwhile, up north, a new Chevrolet Centre in Penang is also scheduled to be opened soon, following the company’s current plan to have a total of 29 3S Centres in strategic locations nationwide by end-2011.

Chevrolet’s Malaysian distributor Naza Quest handed over three evaluation “Proof of Concept” units over the the Royal Malaysian Police earlier this week at the 2nd General Police & Special Equipment Exhibition and Conference (GPEC ASIA 2011) at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre.

The three police cars comprised of two units of the Chevrolet Captiva and one unit of the Chevrolet Cruze. “I am certain that the Chevrolet Cruze and Captiva will exceed the stringent requirement of the police force,” said Datuk Wira SM Faisal Tan Sri SM Nasimuddin, Naza Group Joint Group Chairman.

Naza Quest also provided a total of 60 Chevy Captivas for use as the official car for VIPs, guests and international delegates at the event. GPEC ASIA 2011 is quite an interesting conference, showcasing wares and services from exhibitors from 11 countries, including C41 systems, forensic IT research, criminal investigation, vehicle technology, traffic control and road safety equipment, task force technology, body armour, ballistic protection, non-lethal and self—defence weapons, first aid and rescue equipment as well as logistics.

Ministers, Chief of Police, Members of Parliament and other related law enforcement officers from 14 countries are expected to attend this closed specialised trade show which is exclusively for members of authorities for the business with police equipment, security technology and services.

Harvinder Singh actually saw the Chevrolet Cruze with police livery around a month ago at the Chevy dealership on Jalan Ampang when he was picking up a car for an upcoming online video shoot. It certainly looked the part – perhaps some high torque Chevrolet Cruze diesel for the police force too?

Sixty Chevrolet Captiva SUVs have been presented by Naza Quest to the Royal Malaysian Police for use as the official vehicle for the upcoming 2nd General Police & Special Equipment Exhibition and Conference (GPEC ASIA 2011). Apart from the 60 Captivas, which will be used to ferry the guests, Chevrolet will also be displaying a Cruze sedan and two Captivas decked out in full police livery at the GPEC.

The mock keys to the vehicles were presented by Naza Quest COO Datuk Maruan Mohd Said to the Acting KL Police Chief Datuk Amar Singh at a simple ceremony at the Chevrolet 3S Centre in Jalan Ampang today.

“Naza Quest is proud to be associated with GPEC Asia 2011. We are more than happy to present the Captiva to the Royal Malaysian Police to be used during the event. It serves as an important vote of confidence for Chevrolet brand and the reputation of the cars as a safe, reliable and premium choice for the discerning individual,” said Maruan.

“Chevrolet is also a preferred vehicle for United States police forces, as the high performance and versatility of the cars make them an ideal choice to carry out law enforcement duties. We are very keen to explore any such opportunities in Malaysia,” he added.

The GPEC Asia 2011 – a closed specialised trade show exclusively for members of authorities for the business with police equipment, security technology and services – will be held at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre from June 27-29. Ministers, Chiefs of Police, members of Parliament and other related law enforcement officers from 14 countries are expected to attend the trade show, with exhibitors from 11 countries displaying their wares and services.

If you’ve been curious as to what the Chevrolet Colorado show truck looks like in the metal, then here’s your chance to get up close and personal with the concept if you happen to live in the Klang Valley – the vehicle is on display in 1 Utama from today until this Sunday.

The hand-built Colorado – which made its debut in March at the Bangkok Motor Show – is part of the Chevrolet Transformers 3 Roadshow, which is being held at the Oval in the new wing of the complex until June 12. Certainly, it’s quite a meaty-looking machine, though it’s kinda dwarfed by the 22-foot tall Optimus Prime display that towers over the exhibition.

The extended-cab pickup, which sits on 20-inch wheels, is joined by the yellow Camaro SS seen at last year’s KLIMS, still doing its best to replicate Bumblebee in its untransformed state, as well as the Cruze Special Edition, among others.