Chevy Silverado Finally Arrives After 7-Year Wait:
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Not too sure why it took them 7 years to design this truck, but the 'wait' if there was one is over for Chevy Truck lovers according to Chevy.
Among the hundreds of improvements, large and small, are:
- A trio of all-new EcoTec3 engines, a V-6 and two V-8s
- A stronger, quieter and more comfortable cab
- A refined new interior with features and connectivity tailored to the needs of truck customers
- Revised steering, suspension and brakes for improved ride and handling
- Ingenious solutions for managing cargo in the bed.
Even with all of the improvements, the
base prices for all three configurations of the 2014 Silverado 1500 – regular cab, double cab, and crew cab – carry over from 2013. Buyers of all 2014 Silverado 1500s also will receive a standard scheduled maintenance program for two years or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first.
Silverado crew cabs with the available 5.3L EcoTec3 V-8 will begin reaching Chevrolet dealers in May. The manufacturer’s suggested retail prices for crew cabs start at $32,710, including a $995 destination freight charge – the same as the 2013 model.
The crew cab will be joined this summer by a regular cab model and a new double cab Silverado, which replaces the extended cab. Also available this summer will be an all-new EcoTec3 V-6 with the most torque and highest towing rating of any standard V-6.
Coming later in 2013 are an all-new 6.2L EcoTec3 V-8, engineered to raise the bar for premium truck engines, and the High Country, a rugged, luxurious Silverado tailored to the growing market for high-end pickups.
Its a redesign of the Chevy pickup for 2014, check it out here and go to the
Chevy site here for more.
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