Copple Chevrolet GMC

Drivers in the Louisville and Omaha areas certainly notice the price of gasoline rising, or hear about its impact in the economic and political realms. Automakers have explored numerous ways to create better fuel-efficiency, hybrid technology and electric vehicles, and GM has its hand in researching many of those solutions. But what about other fuel sources? It is a question Chevrolet and GMC hope to answer, with the release of new compressed natural gas vehicles.

The green alternative fuel craze is spreading like wildfire, and now not even larger vehicles like trucks and vans can escape its grasp, not that it's a bad thing. Rather, we here at Copple Chevrolet GMC are thrilled about what the future holds for our favorite American automakers and alternative fuels.

More specifically, we're excited for the fact that GMC recently announced plans to include CNG options in their lineup of trucks, which…