Some truck lovers out there avidly proclaimed 2018
as the “year of the pickup war,” as the “big 3” truck models that usually come
out on top of the stack added tech and safety features, towing ability, and
very characteristic styling. The folks on staff at the Autoweek blog
wrote a feature this past week about this year's 2019 Silverado,
and immediately deemed it “Large and in Charge,” while displaying the trait of
being much bigger and better than past models. This amazing and ready-for-duty
four-door truck boasts a 5.3-liter naturally aspirated V8 that is mated to an
eight-speed automatic, and also shed a few pounds through close-up attention to
detail through incredibly detailed lightweight engineering.
Sticking with a steel body construction as opposed
to aluminum, the current model Silverado
comes with more interior technology than any single Chevy pickup that came
before it. At first glance, the review staff thought that the interior was a
bit low-stocked on the luxury-look controls that people expect with larger
pickups, but after being inside for awhile, the Silverado's interior has a very
traditional and functional feel. Props are also given here for the truck's ride
sensation, which does not possess the high-riding sedan feel that the other top
trucks in the segment do.
Chevy's latest 5.3-liter V8 sounds fantastic, and
delivers a very “potent throttle response” as well as boasting the ability to
beat most regular cars off the line without any problem. The transmission was
described after being put to the test as one that “shifts very smoothly and
decisively,” and in a manner which allows the 383 lb-ft of torque to engage
with the pavement immediately. one of the coolest extras you will want to ask
us about here at West Chevy is the
all-weather floor mats: after a rough season of mudding around fervently to get
things done and melting like what is happening around much of the country right
now occurs, you'll be thankful to provide extra protection for the positions of
your interior where war-torn feet may rest!
The reliable staff on deck at Consumer
Reports claimed that the trusty V8 engine is “appropriately quick off
the line, and can handle hardcore duties without breathing heavily.” It was
also noted that the new 8-speed and the automatic transmission work together
superbly, making the truck ultimately more responsive and fun for the duty of a
daily drive. When you visit us here for a test drive, make sure that you check
out the “lock” feature that sends equal power to all four wheels: this helps
the truck get out of very challenging and slippery scenarios like loose gravel
or excessive mud. The Infotainment system is also completely redesigned, and
this year's Silverado
is poised and ready to provide the perfect and tough-tempered addition to your
demanding spring schedule!
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