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With its razor-sharp steering and all-new flat-plane crankshaft V8, the 2023 Chevy Corvette Z06 is ready for blastoff. As the first-ever mid-engine Corvette Z06, this iconic roadster was specially built to deliver cutthroat performance on the track. More than its high-octane ride, though, the Corvette Z06 has sharper styling cues and a wider stance than its Stingray counterparts. Why choose the 2023 Chevy Corvette Z06? For the ultimate Corvette experience, you absolutely need the Corvette Z06. Compared to the Stingray, the Z06 packs a serious punch with its all-new V8 engine and laundry list of performance upgrades. But it also treats you to incredible interior luxury, with lots of standard comfort and tech features. And you can add a long list of performance and interior options to this Corvette, making it a very versatile roadster. How much horsepower will the 2023 Chevy Corvette Z06 have? ParagThis Corvette takes you into Ferrari territory with its naturally aspirated V8 engine. It blasts from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.6 seconds! And every Corvette Z06 is loaded with performance gear that aids its strong but nimble performance, including six-piston front and four-piston rear brakes. raph To take performance to new extremes, check out the Z07 Performance Package. It adds to the Corvette Z06 with carbon ceramic brakes and sport tires. Carbon-fiber wheels are also available with this package, helping you reduce overall weight in an effort to improve your track time. Under the Corvette Z06 hood, you’ll find: 5.5-liter V8 engine (670 horsepower, 460 lb-ft of torque) Eight-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission Rear-wheel drive Is the 2023 Chevy Corvette Z06 comfortable? In spite of driving like a race car, the Corvette Z06 has a very luxurious cabin. The standard roster includes everything from heated and ventilated front seats to wireless smartphone charging. The cabin is also heavily laden with tech features, including a digital gauge cluster. A head-up display projects driving stats onto the windshield, so there's no need to look down when you’re engaged in a high-octane cruise around the track. And, as you might expect, both the driver and passenger seats are aggressively bolstered, for snug comfort as you tear around turns. With 13 cubic feet of cargo space available, this roadster even lets you take your golf clubs along for the drive. How much will the 2023 Chevy Corvette Z06 cost? This stunner starts at $105,300. However, the price has the potential to rise according to the options you select and all prices are subject to change. If you’re ready to build your new Corvette Z06, come see us at Burlington Chevy!

Ready to check out the 2023 Chevy Suburban? This full-size SUV is as rugged as it is stylish, giving your family the means to make plenty of memories. Let’s look closer at the latest Suburban model year. What’s new for the 2023 Chevy Suburban? There are a few exciting new developments for the Suburban. For starters, the top-trim High Country now comes standard with adaptive cruise control. This cruise control technology monitors traffic flow, and it can adjust your speed to keep you a safe distance from the vehicle up ahead. Even more exciting is the new Super Cruise system. Available for the Premier or High Country trim models, Super Cruise is the only truly hands-free driving system available right now. It works on pre-mapped divided highways across North America. Who needs a 2023 Chevy Suburban? As a three-row, truck-based SUV, the Chevy Suburban appeals to big families who like to get off the beaten track. Compared to the Tahoe, Chevy’s other full-size SUV, the Suburban adds 15 inches in length, and that means 16 additional cubic feet of cargo space (for a total of 41.5 cubes behind the rear seats). And this SUV is an absolute powerhouse, with three muscular engine options. Among them is a turbo-diesel engine that allows you to combine your adventure with impressive fuel efficiency. And its big V8 engines offer very impressive towing capabilities, making the Suburban an excellent option for families with oversized toys. Although this three-row SUV is big, it never feels unwieldy. Thanks to its easy going handling and responsive steering, the Suburban is surprisingly agile. How much can a 2023 Chevy Suburban tow? This three-row SUV can tow a very big boat, thanks to its max tow rating of 8,300 pounds! You can achieve this figure with the Max Trailering package and the base 5.3-liter V8 engine. Four-wheel-drive models with the turbo-diesel engine have the lowest tow ratings, but they’re still pretty capable, maxing out at 7,800 pounds. There are three engines available for your new Suburban, all of which deliver the kind of strong, smooth performance you expect to find in this segment. A 10-speed automatic transmission is quick to send power to the rear wheels, or all four wheels if you select four-wheel drive. Here’s a quick look at the 2023 Suburban powertrain options, which vary by trim model: Standard 5.3-liter V8 engine (355 horsepower, 383 lb-ft of torque) Optional for RST, Z71, Premier: 6.2L V8 (420 hp, 460 lb-ft) Optional for all but Z71: Turbocharged 3.0L inline six-cylinder diesel engine (277 hp, 460 lb-ft) 10-speed automatic transmission Rear-wheel drive Optional four-wheel drive How much gas mileage does the 2023 Chevy Suburban get? This big SUV is thriftier than you might expect! With rear-wheel drive, the turbo-diesel engine provides the most mileage, earning up to 23 mpg combined ( 21 city/27 highway). With the base 5.3-liter V8 engine and rear-wheel drive, those figures slip to 17 mpg combined (15/20 mpg).

With its excellent powertrains and off-road potential, the 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500 is the adventurous option. Before you take one of these light-duty trucks for a test run, our buying guide helps you figure out what to expect from the latest model. What’s new for the 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500? After a major refresh for the 2022 model year, the 2023 truck won’t be too different. However, the Duramax diesel powertrain does receive a significant power bump, gaining 28 horsepower and 35 pound-feet of torque, supplying a total of 305 horses and 495 pound-feet of torque. This sturdy diesel engine is available for the Custom Trail Boss, LT, RST, LT Trail Boss, LTZ, and High Country trim models. It’s an excellent choice for drivers who want a performance that’s both efficient and heavy on the tow-friendly torque. Which powertrains will be available for the 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500? Silverado 1500 shoppers can choose from four engine options. Availability depends on which trim model you select, though most trim models can be upgraded with one of these powerful engines. Turbocharged 2.7-liter four-cylinder engine (310 horsepower, 430 lb-ft of torque) 5.3L V8 (355 hp, 383 lb-ft) 6.2L V8 (420 hp, 460 lb-ft) Turbo 3.0L six-cylinder diesel engine (305 hp, 495 lb-ft) The standard turbocharged four-cylinder engine is linked with an eight-speed transmission, and the rest come standard with a 10-speed automatic transmission for improved mileage at high speeds. While rear-wheel drive is standard, you can add traction-boosting four-wheel drive to any Silverado 1500. How can I configure my 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500? As usual, the Silverado 1500 is very versatile. When you build your own, you can choose between three cabins (two-door regular, four-door, extended Double Cab, and four-door crew), three bed sizes (5-foot-8-inch, 6.5-foot, and 8-foot), and nine trim models. The nine trim models (WT, Custom, Custom Trail Boss, LT, RST, LT Trail Boss, ZR2, LTZ, and High Country) provide you with different levels of interior comfort and rugged performance. For example, the Custom Trail Boss, LT Trail Boss, and ZR2 are designed to help you hit the trail, with each adding to the last with more rugged equipment. For luxury, check out the LTZ and High Country trim models, which deliver upscale features, such as a power tailgate, blind-spot monitoring, enhanced LED headlights, and Bose premium audio system. When can I order the 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500? We’re still waiting for Chevy to announce an official release date for the new Silverado. However, as soon as we know more, we’ll update this space with all the details, including MSRP!

If you’re as ready for the 2023 Chevy Colorado as we are, good news! The latest version of this midsize truck has finally arrived. In addition to its best-in-class towing capabilities, the new Colorado outdoes competitors with its sleek new interior design and rugged redesigned body. Has the 2023 Chevy Colorado been redesigned? Yes! For 2023, Colorado aficionados are getting an all-new midsize truck. That means an updated powertrain, sleek new cabin, and updated body. These new trucks are available with a crew cabin and 5-foot bed only. However, you can still choose between rear- and four-wheel-drive trucks, the latter of which help you maintain precision on loose, off-road surfaces. Why choose the 2023 Chevy Colorado? Chevy’s midsize truck has long been the best choice in the segment, with strong engine options, a roomy, comfortable cabin, and best-in-class towing capabilities. And this redesigned Colorado has only gotten better, thanks to its new updates. This new Colorado offers five trim models: WT, LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2. Most will look familiar to die-hard Chevy fans. The base WT or Work Truck gives you all the basics, and LT adds a longer list of modern conveniences. The Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 add both luxury features and performance upgrades. How much can the 2023 Chevy Colorado tow? The Colorado’s towing capabilities vary according to which version of its turbocharged engine you select. While every Colorado comes with the same 2.7-liter inline four-cylinder engine, output varies according to trim model: WT, LT: turbocharged 2.7-liter inline four-cylinder engine (237 hp, 259 lb-ft of torque) Trail Boss, Z71 (optional for the WT, LT): turbo 2.7L inline four-cylinder engine (301 hp, 390 lb-ft) ZR2: high-output turbo 2.7L inline four-cylinder engine (310 hp, 430 lb-ft) Eight-speed automatic transmission Five available drive modes (Off-Road, Terrain, Baja, Tow/Haul, Normal) As usual, the Colorado will offer the heftiest tow ratings in the segment, beating other midsize trucks with its ability to transport a trailer weighing up to 7,700 pounds. To achieve this figure, you’ll need the 301-horsepower version of the turbocharged engine. Luckily, it’s widely available across the lineup. With the standard, 237-horsepower version of the engine, the Colorado tows up to 3,500 pounds. The ZR2 can tow up to 6,000 pounds. What colors does the 2023 Chevy Colorado come in? This rugged new truck is available in eight colors that range from bold to neutral: Radiant Red Tintcoat Nitro Yellow Metallic Summit White Glacier Blue Metallic Black Harvest Bronze Metallic Sterling Gray Metallic Sand Dune Metallic

The 2023 Chevy Camaro has arrived, and its final model year is as impressive as ever. Drive home in this iconic sports coupe for stunning style and speed, not to mention a cool collection of modern comforts and tech features! How much does the 2023 Chevy Camaro cost? As usual, the Camaro price tag will vary according to which trim level, equipment, and packages you select. However, this sports coupe starts at $26,100, putting it well within the reach of many speed-loving, stylish drivers. Why choose the 2023 Chevy Camaro? For those who have always wanted to get their hands on a brand new Camaro, this will be their last chance! After the 2023 model year, Chevy plans to retire its iconic pony car. Just like previous model years, the 2023 Camaro delivers a sharp, nimble performance. You’ll love its strong V6 and V8 engine options. The base turbocharged engine provides impressive EPA ratings, earning up to 25 mpg combined ( 22 city/30 highway). No matter which engine speaks your language, you’ll appreciate this sport coupe’s smooth ride. The available adaptive suspension makes for an even smoother, more comfortable drive. And, speaking of performance upgrades, there are plenty of options. For example, the LT1 trim model includes Brembo front brakes and an external engine oil cooler. The 1SS adds front and rear Brembo brakes. The supercharged ZL1 delivers premium speed, with wider performance tires, upgraded brakes, an adjustable performance exhaust, and the Magnetic Ride Control adaptive suspension dampers. The 2023 Camaro is also a stylish option, thanks to a bold, muscular design. And, as always, shoppers can choose between coupe and convertible models. More than good looks, though, the Camaro delivers an impressive list of standard creature comforts, including a power-adjustable driver’s seat and wireless smartphone connectivity (with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto). And moving up the list of the trim models only adds more luxury, with available features that include a heated, leather-wrapped steering wheel, Bose premium audio system, and leather upholstery. What colors does the 2023 Chevy Camaro come in? There are two new exterior colors available for the 2023 Camaro: Radiant Red Tintcoat and Sharkskin Metallic. And shoppers can choose from a total of nine available color options: Red Hot Summit White Black Vivid Orange Metallic Shadow Gray Metallic Rapid Blue Riverside Blue Metallic Radiant Red Tintcoat Sharkskin Metallic Which engines will be available for the 2023 Chevy Camaro? If you’re familiar with the Camaro engine lineup, you won’t find any surprises here: 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine (275 horsepower, 295 lb-ft of torque) 3.6L V6 (335 hp, 284 lb-ft) 6.2L V8 (455 hp, 455 lb-ft) 6.2L supercharged V8 (650 hp, 650 lb-ft) As usual, drivers can choose between a fun-loving six-speed manual transmission and a 10-speed automatic with paddle shifters. Either way, you’ll enjoy impressive control over your performance. What’s next for the Camaro? Great question! This will be the last model year for the iconic Camaro, but it won’t be the end. Chevy has plans to replace the gas-powered Camaro with a performance-based EV sedan. We don’t know much more about it, but we have no doubt that the Camaro’s replacement will be equally nimble and iconic.

Highlights Powering the robust and spacious 2023 Chevy Traverse is a quick V-6 engine. After a comprehensive revamp last year, we don't expect many changes, except from the LT's new steering wheel and two new paint colors, all of which have previously been revealed. Let's examine it. Trims LS: $35,615 LT: $38,140 RS: $46,140 Premier: $48,295 High Country: $53,095 Power The 2023 Chevy Traverse's 3.6-liter V-6 engine produces 310 horsepower when paired with a 9-speed automatic transmission. The predicted fuel efficiency estimates for front-wheel drive are 18/27 mpg and for all-wheel drive, they are 17/25 mpg. The towing capability of the 2023 Chevy Traverse is 5,000 pounds. Interior The 2023 Chevy Traverse has three rows with enough head and legroom for up to eight adults. The cargo space is between 23 and 98.2 cubic feet when the back seats are folded. Other driver-assistance features are: Dual skyscape roof (higher trims) Lots of USB ports Wifi hotspot 10 cup holders Apple carplay/Android auto User-friendly infotainment system Safety Standard lane departure warning with lane keep assist Standard automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection Available adaptive cruise control Conclusion The 2023 Chevy Traverse won't undergo any substantial changes from the previous year, but that’s not a bad thing. Chevy kept the great standards they always have with this car. Stay tuned for further details as the release date approaches.

Highlights For maximum passenger comfort, the 2023 Chevy Tahoe boasts a large third row and a smooth ride. Some of the known upgrades for this year are three new paint colors (Silver Sage Metallic, Sterling Gray Metallic, and Radiant Red Tintcoat), an available black grille, and a revised logo. The two top models also feature GM's Supercruise hands-free driving system. Let's investigate it. Trims LS: $54,295 LT: $59,795 RST: $63,295 Z71: $65,295 Premier: $68,095 High Country: $74,895 Power For the 2023 Chevy Tahoe, three alternative engines are offered: a 5.3-liter with 355 horsepower, a 6.2-liter with 420 horsepower, and a 3-liter 6-cylinder diesel engine. All of them come with a 10-speed automatic transmission. This rests on the driver's choice between rear- or all-wheel drive. In terms of fuel efficiency, the first reaches 15/20 mpg, the second 14/20 mpg, and the last 21/28 mpg. Adaptive dampers are a standard feature on the top two grades, while 20-inch wheels and underbody protection are options on the Z71 variant. Interior Three rows of seats are standard on the 2023 Chevy Tahoe, and the sliding second row makes it easy to reach all three rows. Due to its independent rear suspension and low, flat load floor, it can carry up to 123 cubic feet of freight. A motorized center console lid and a push-button shifter are two of the interior amenities. Tech 10.2-inch touchscreen Wifi hotspot Apple carplay/Android auto Numerous charge ports Optional Bose stereo system Available rear-seat entertainment system Safety Standard lane departure warning with lane keep assist Standard forward collision warning & automatic emergency braking Available adaptive cruise control with hands-free driving mode Conclusion The interior and exterior of the 2023 Chevy Tahoe both undergo some fun upgrades, making it a highly sumptuous car. Stay tuned as we learn more.

Highlights According to reports, the 2023 Chevy Equinox's engine and option packages experienced a number of changes, including an increase in horsepower of 5 and better brakes. We can assume that the future release will be the same as the 2022 model aside from these changes until we obtain more information. Let's examine it. Trims LS: $27,695 LS Fleet: $27,695 LT: $28,795 LT Fleet: $28,995 RS: $31,795 Premier: $32,895 Power Further than a 5-horsepower boost and a new electronic brake booster, we haven't heard of any other engine changes for the 2023 Chevy Equinox. If it is the same as 2022, it will be propelled by a turbocharged 1.5-liter 4-cylinder engine with 175 horsepower (upped by 5 for 2023) and a 6-speed automatic transmission. The estimated fuel economy is 26/31 mpg. Interior The interior of the 2023 Chevy Equinox is spacious and comfortable, with everything from fabric to perforated leather upholstery, depending on the model level. There are five chairs, and a few cup holders are dispersed around. For 2023, the Premier trim level will have a wrapped steering wheel, and the expected cargo volume ranges from 29.6 to 63.9 cubic feet. Tech OnStar system Hands-free tailgate Optional navigation Optional heated steering wheel Apple carplay/Android auto 7-8-inch infotainment screen Safety Standard lane keep assist and lane departure warning Standard automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection 360 degree camera system Available adaptive cruise control Conclusion The 2023 Chevy Equinox will be identical to the 2022 model, with the exception of a few engine tweaks and a few more packages about which we are still waiting to learn more. Keep an eye out for updates.

Leasing a Chevy Inventory Leasing a Chevy gives you the shiny new car, truck, SUV, or crossover you want at a price that won't stretch your budget. Besides offering lower payments (compared to buying a Chevy), leasing comes with a long list of benefits. Check out our leasing guide to learn more. Reap the Benefits of Leasing a Chevy There are many benefits to leasing a Chevy, not the least of which is that you only pay for what you actually use. Compared to buying, leasing gets the features you want and a lower monthly payment to boot. And you only pay for the miles that you actually travel, no more. In addition to paying for only the features you want and the driving you actually do, leasing a Chevy means that you'll always be cruising in the latest model year. Driving the latest and greatest rendition of your chosen Chevy is highly beneficial in its own right. It means you're always up on the latest safety gear and smartphone integration features. Want a little extra peace of mind? Choose leasing terms that align with your new Chevy's warranty, so you're never without coverage. Should something unexpected happen, you won't have to cover repairs out of pocket. GM Financial Leasing's Right Lease program lets you drive home in the Chevy that's right for you, and it even gives you options. When you opt into the XS Wear protection program, for example, you get extra peace of mind. There's no need to sweat the small stuff, or to park at the far end of the lot in hopes that no one will ding your paint. Is Leasing a Chevy Right for You? Should you sign up to lease a Chevy car, truck, SUV, or crossover? Leasing isn't for everyone, but it's certainly big on perks. Get into the leasing groove if these bullet points sound like they're up your alley: · You prefer a lower payment. · You look forward to driving the latest model year. · You crave extra style and luxury features but couldn't afford them if you were to buy instead of lease. · You can accurately predict the miles you drive each year. A Chevy lease is perfect for you if: You prefer a lower payment.You look forward to driving the latest model year.You crave extra style and luxury features but couldn't afford them if you were to buy instead of lease. You can accurately predict the miles you drive each year. It's Easy to Apply GM Financial Leasing services works in conjunction with your local dealership to make the leasing process simple. To get started on leasing a Chevy, you don't even need to get off the couch. Simply apply online. By filling out this secure online credit application, you'll save a little time when you hit the dealership in search of your new Chevy. SEO CONTENT PROVIDED BY

Why Now Is the Best Time to Become an Auto Mechanic Carreer Opprotunities Do you want to skip the endless meetings, boring chit-chat by the water cooler, business-casual dress code, and rat race of a desk job? Would you rather use your brain and get your hands dirty? Have you thought about becoming an automotive technician? Now might be better than ever to start your career in this line of work. Getting Started and Salary In 2017, the median annual salary of an auto technician was $39,500. Those who work at a dealership do slightly better, with a median salary of $42,360. If that doesn’t sound great right away, consider this. To get started, you only need a high school diploma or GED. That’s good news considering the average college student loan debt is over $38,000. And with off-the-wall interest rates, you might be working to pay that off for years. In an automotive career, you start out in the black, free and clear. A college degree is betting on the future, but hands-on, on-the-job experience is all that matters for technicians just starting out. Any Red Flags Out There? Definitely look for the kind of work where there is room for advancement and that teaches plenty of new skills. If your first job doesn’t teach you anything besides how to rotate tires, change oil, and replace wiper blades, it’s probably best to keep looking. As the auto industry changes, those who can handle the newer systems and transmissions will be those who rise to the top of the industry. Ask about hands-on training, certifications, paid vocational training programs, and room for advancement. Also remember that salaried positions are better than flat-rate. New Technology and an Aging Workforce The average auto mechanic has been working in the field for 21 years. In other words, a whole lot of mechanics are approaching their retirement years. Get ready for a job opening bonanza starting very soon and lasting well into the coming decade. You could be one of the fresh new faces of the auto repair industry. With the experience you gain, you can then make the decision to open your own shop or advance to running the service department at a dealership yourself. On top of that, the skills needed to become an auto technician need to advance with the technology. Electric cars, hybrids, hybrid plug-ins, hydrogen fuel cells, and other kinds of vehicles are becoming commonplace. Advanced safety features and maybe even self-driving cars have multiplied the complexity of a car’s systems in just a short time. Garages and dealerships will be hiring problem-solver: people who understand these systems, can find the root of the problem, and conduct exacting repairs. The work can be challenging but really rewarding. Of course, there are always oil changes and paint jobs to perform, but you could become a real technician in every sense of the word. Does that mean you’ll be starting at computer screens and tinkering with high-tech gadgets all day? You might, but probably not. Auto technicians still have a physically demanding job and get under and in the guts of cars all day. If that kind of work appeals to you, this could be a good fit. SEO CONTENT PROVIDED BY

Automotive Jobs in Burlington, New Jersey Career Opportunities There are over 166,000 households in Burlington County, New Jersey which translates to around 448,000 people. And, as far as we can tell, most families have more than one car parked in the driveway. It’s probably safe to say then that there are 300,000 vehicles in Burlington County alone. When those vehicles need maintenance and repair, guess where they go? That’s right. They go to local shops and garages, right here in Burlington. And when they have that new teen driver, need a second (or third) car, or just need to replace a car that’s gone its last mile, they go to Burlington auto dealerships. Mechanics and Technicians There is a lot of blur and overlap between auto mechanics and technicians, so we’re lumping them here. If you want a hands-on, problem-solving, physical job, this one’s for you. New systems--plug-in hybrids, electric-battery, hydrogen-fuel-cell, and more--means a new way of looking at things will definitely help. A retiring workforce means there is always going to be new employment openings. The fact that you only need a high school diploma or GED means you can get started right away and without piling on a mountain of student debt before you do so. The national median salary for auto mechanics or auto technicians is $39,500, but Burlington auto technicians make plenty more than that. The highest-paid in the auto repair industry work at dealership garages. It’s an employee’s market here for this career--so you’d be wise to get started today! Inspectors If you like diagnosing problems, but not necessarily performing the grunt work to fix them, you might want to try your hand at being an inspector. Some inspectors are also technicians, but not all of them are. Obviously, there are state inspections to perform. But dealerships that buy used cars for resale especially also want to know the condition of vehicles. The salary, education requirements, and benefits are about the same as those of a mechanic, but you don’t need to get your hands quite as dirty and you get to see more cars per day. If you want to be a Sherlock Holmes of cars, this is a good way to do it. Sales Maybe you’re more of a people person. If that’s the case, introducing people to their new car might be more your speed. If you have a high-energy personality, understand what people want, and can answer questions and resolve concerns, this could be your calling in life. Experience in sales helps, of course. And, in Burlington, NJ, speaking Spanish is definitely a plus. In order to be successful, you’ll probably need to hit certain sales goals and encourage repeat customers. Sales experts and associates are usually salaried and get great benefits. We’ve seen salaries in the Burlington area for $40,000, $70,000, or even $100,000. Obviously, the more experience you have, the better. SEO CONTENT PROVIDED BY

Chevrolet Silverado Reaper (FCA Black Widow) Inventory The Chevy Silverado Reaper (for 2022 is now the FCA Black Widow) it isn't just the answer to Ford's off-road-ready F-150 Raptor - it leaves the competition in the proverbial dust. A joint venture between Lingenfelter Performance Engineering and Southern Comfort Conversions, the Reaper starts with a classic Silverado and reworks it from the ground up. The Reaper isn't just an off-road beast - it's an off-road beast with rugged style. Chevy Silverado Reaper Power and Performance Choose from two engine options, both of which underscore the Reaper's capable off-road performance with blazing horsepower. The options are: a 5.3-liter Lingenfelter-tuned TVS1900 Magnuson supercharger package: 475 HP and a 6.2-liter Lingenfelter-tuned TVS1900 Magnuson supercharger package: 550 HP. To achieve this high output, these engines use Lingenfelter's proprietary software and a CORSA Performance exhaust system. Whichever engine you select, your Silverado Reaper will never lack for muscle. Reaper Standard Features The Silverado Reaper upgrades cover everything from rugged suspension gear to stylish exterior trim. For suspension, you'll get: 20-inch General Grabber Tires, 3-inch Lift Long-Travel Off-Road Suspension, Brushed Stainless Skid Plate, Exclusive Reaper Wheels, and Fox Racing Shocks. The exterior options include: Exterior Reaper Badging, Fender Marker Lights, High Clearance Front Bumper Replacement, Integrated LED Driving Lights, Integrated LED Off-Road Lighting, Lingenfelter Exhaust Package, Painted Interior Accent Pieces, Reaper Door Panel Accents, Reaper Embroidered Headrest, Reaper Gauge Package, Restyled Front Clip with Reaper Hood, Wheel-to-Wheel Rock Guard, and Wide Body Fender Flares.If anything, this long list of features - which add to both the Silverado's performance and rugged style - shows that the Reaper package covers all the bases. Optional Upgrades The standard Reaper features get you off to a good start. But some Chevy drivers are thirstier. Luckily, Southern Comfort and Lingenfelter saw these drivers coming. Here's what else is on offer: 17-inch Beadlock Performance Wheels, Frozen Matte Paint Finish, Grabber Red Letter Tire Package, Lingenfelter Performance Engineering-Tuned, and Magnuson TSV1900 Supercharger available on 5.3L or 6.2L Engines along with the Reaper Graphics package. Take the High Road The Reaper's Fox Racing suspension gear provides an extra 3 inches of lift, so you can traverse higher ground with the best of them. Whether your preferred adventure consists of sand, mud, rocks, or snow, you'll be able to clear new heights. The Fox Racing 3.0 factory series shocks provides 9.2 inches of front travel and 11.2 inches of rear travel. With that kind of clearance, there's basically nothing the off-road-ready Reaper can't handle. Moreover, the skid plates and another 8 inches of front clearance from the overbite make the Reaper invincible in mountainous territory. Drivers can hurtle over fields of boulders and roadside curbs without a second thought. Be Wild and Free Since the Reaper exists to be Chevy's answer to the infamous Ford Raptor, it almost can't help but reference it a little bit. ("We love to stoke the Ford guys a little bit," Ken Lingenfelter said at the Chicago Auto Show.) For example, you'll find Reaper badging splashed across the rear quarter panel, an obvious allusion to an earlier version of Ford's off-road ride. But the Chevy Reaper isn't exactly a laughing matter. It's quite the opposite, in fact - this truck's off-road capabilities are 100 percent real. On desert trails, you can push the Reaper to 60 mph, and the suspension can take some serious punishment as you plunge over hills and into dry streambeds. How Much Is the Chevy Silverado Reaper? There are three versions of the Reaper available from select Chevy dealers. Prices start in the mid $50,000s, climbing another $10,000 or so for the fully optioned, supercharged Reaper. Contact us at Burlington Chevy to learn more about the Reaper, a custom-built package from Southern Comfort Conversions and Lingenfelter Performance Engineering. SEO CONTENT PROVIDED BY