Chevy Trucks wasn’t having it, though, and tweeted an image of the little red truck being towed by a larger, more realistic Silverado illustration with the hashtag #NotOurTruckEmoji. Chevy has ...

Truck-owning texters can now rejoice as a pickup truck emoji has been approved and will ... design looks nothing like Ford’s proposal, Chevy wasn’t having any of it. In a tweet, they said ...

#NotOurTruckEmoji," Chevy tweeted. Ford North America Product Communications Manager Mike Levine fired back. "You do realize that this tweet means you can *never* use the pickup truck emoji.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, how valuable is an emoji ... “Chevrolet is now one of the world’s largest car brands, doing business in more than 115 countries and selling 4.8 million ...

Words alone can’t describe the new 2016 Chevrolet Cruze, so to celebrate its upcoming reveal, the media advisory is being issued in emoji ... 4.8 million cars and trucks a year.

Ahead of the reveal of the new 2016 Chevrolet Cruze, GM put out a press release composed entirely of emojis. No words — only pictures. The carmaker even inserted its own "bow tie" logo emoji for ...

Just to be really sure we know how down they are, they just issued a Chevy Cruze Press Release all in Emoji. Just in case you're less hip than Chevy, the PR has a short outdated-English explainer ...

Chevy is trying to appeal to a younger generation of buyers. And what better way than to co-opt the pictographic language of youth? Ahead of the reveal of the new 2016 Chevrolet Cruze, GM put out ...

Part gimmick, part promotion. Chevy issues a 100 percent emoji press release, and we do our darndest to figure out what it all means ahead of the decoded explanation. CNET freelancer Anthony ...

This morning, Chevy released a press release written in emoji to introduce the 2016 Cruze because, as Chevy says, "Words alone can’t describe the new 2016 Chevrolet Cruze." While it's an ...