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When it comes to the Traverse LT, and the RS, it really is a big brother, little brother situation. While it may be tempting to go for the RS, you shouldn’t count out the LT. We’ll be taking a look at what you can expect from both trims, and see if they have anything in common, so when you hit the lot, you’ll be well informed. Key takeaways The 2026 Chevrolet Traverse capabilities are impressive as it can tow up to 5,000-pounds. Both the Traverse RS and the LT share some great features, such as the AutoSense power liftgate. Of the two trims, the LT offers the best value, but that doesn’t mean that the RS should be slept on. LT Being the entry level trim, most people might think that it is barebones, but that’s quite the opposite when it comes to the Traverse. At a starting price of $44,695, the LT comes with 18-inch Grazen metallic machined-face aluminum wheels and body-color bodyside moldings to name a few things that help the exterior stand out. Jumping inside, you’ll find that this trim comes with a 6-speaker audio system. While this isn’t the most advanced set up, it will certainly get the job done. The last area where the LT shines is the inclusion of the rear park assist. When operating the vehicle, you’ll be able to park with confidence as this system will alert you if you get too close to another vehicle or obstacle. RS Moving on to the bigger brother, this one comes loaded with bells, whistles, and creature comforts. At a starting price of $59,295, this one has features such as a high gloss black sporty grille and high gloss black roof mounted side rails. To match these features, the RS also comes with 22-inch high gloss black painted aluminum wheels, tying the whole exterior together. The RS aims at making sure that you and your passenger remain comfortable, and to do this, it comes equipped with ventilated driver and front passenger seats. These also come heated, making sure that you’re ready for whatever temperature life throws at you. The rear outboard passengers also get to enjoy heated seats, really sharing the love no matter where you are. Similarities Despite the LT having a much lower price tag, it does come with some of the same features that the RS has. These include the powerful engine, as well as some tech for the interior, and exterior. Starting with the engine, the one that powers both trims is the 2.5L turbo I4. This generates 328 horsepower, and 326 lb-ft of torque. When properly equipped, this model can tow up to 5,000-pounds, making it a great option for drivers who want something that can do just a tiny bit more whether for work or play. While this engine is capable, it is also efficient. This engine comes with an EPA rated 22 MPG combined. For its size, you won’t be able to find one that is much better than this, and thanks to its large gas tank, you’ll be able to go 427 miles on one tank. To make life a bit easier, all trims also come with the AutoSense power liftgate. This makes it so that all you need to do is stand at the rear of your vehicle for a short amount of time, and the liftgate will pop open. The last of the similar features that stands out is the 17.7-inch LCD touchscreen display with Google built-in. This comes with phone connectivity, as well as a wireless charging pad, making it a breeze to stay connected, as well as fully powered up while on the road. Where can I find a 2026 Traverse? When looking for a 2026 Traverse like the LT, RS, and everything in between, then there’s no better place than with us here at Burlington Chevrolet. Our team is dedicated to putting you in your next dream vehicle, no matter what they may be. If you want to come see a few Traverse trims in person, or just want to browse everything we have, come see us today!

If you're buying a 2026 Trailblazer, there’s two trims that catch people’s eyes. There’s the comfort and budget friendly LT or the more adventurous ACTIV trim. Both are great in their own ways, which we’ll cover so you know which one is the best for you, and your needs. Key takeaways With the prices of both the 2026 Trailblazer LT and ACTIV being so close to one another, it is easy to upgrade without needing to break the bank. The Trailblazer ACTIV will come with more creature comforts, such as heated, and powered seats. The engine that the Trailblazer comes with is one of the more efficient ones on the market, regardless of make and model. LT The Trailblazer LT, comes in at about $28,195. For the exterior, you’ll find that this trim comes with 17-inch high gloss black aluminum wheels with machined-face and the silver-painted front and rear lower fascias. For the interior, the LT comes with a polyurethane steering wheel. While this isn’t the most luxurious option, it does help keep the price lower. Another way that the LT cuts back on cost is the 6-way manual driver seat. While it isn’t the most advanced, it is budget friendly. ACTIV Because this trim has a bit of a higher price at $31,195, it does come with some great additional features. When looking at the exterior, you’ll find that it comes with titanium chrome-plated front and rear lower fascias, helping it standout thanks to its bold look. This is complemented by the 17-inch high gloss black machined-face aluminum wheels. These wheels are wrapped in sport terrain tires. Moving to the interior, the Trailblazer ACTIV comes with a rear center armrest, helping your passengers remain comfortable. Unlike the LT, this trim comes with an 8-way power driver's seat, making it easier to fine tune your seat. Another way that the ACTIV helps drivers and passengers out on longer drives is the inclusion of heated seats for both positions. Similarities Now, both trims do have a lot in common. The biggest thing they have in common is the engine. This one is the 1.3L turbo I3. While it isn’t the most powerful, generating 155 horsepower, and 174 lb-ft of torque. It is very efficient, coming with an EPA rating of 31 MPG combined. When paired with its 13.2-gallon tank, you can go up to 409 miles on one tank. Both trims also come with a remote start system. When the weather gets less than ideal, you can start your vehicle with ease from inside your house, making sure that no matter the climate, you’ll remain comfortable. For your infotainment screen, you will find an 11-inch HD touchscreen. This is equipped with wireless phone connectivity for phones that allow it. This makes it easy to get in, get connected, and go, allowing you to put on your favorite playlists pronto. When paired with the remote start system, you’ll never need to reach into your pockets for anything when on the way to your vehicle. The last area that may appeal to parents is the inclusion of the Teen Driver features. This includes safety features that make it less likely for your kid to get distracted when operating the vehicle. In order to access these features, you’ll be given a teen designated key-fob, and when in use, they’ll have to buckle their seatbelt before the radio can be unmuted. This will also give you an in-vehicle report card letting you know how they did. Which trim should I get? If you’re wanting to keep the price low, then the LT is the right pick for you, but being that the ACTIV’s price isn’t much higher, we do think that you can’t really go wrong with either. Come on down to Burlington Chevrolet, we have the best stock available, and want to show you what makes the Trailblazer the one to get no matter what.

When buying a 2025 Chevy Blazer, it can be a bit confusing because there are a few trims to keep in mind. The ones that most people land on are the sportier RS or the value and comfort focused 2LT. We’ll be breaking them down so you have an easier time when buying a 2025 Blazer. Key takeaways While the Blazer 2LT has a lower price, some of the features would have you thinking that is a bit higher up in the lineup. Between the two trims, they are both efficient, but the RS comes with the engine that gives you more fun. The RS and the 2LT do have some similar features, so you will get a great SUV, no matter what you’re looking for. 2LT Being that this is on the entry level side, it comes with a starting price of $37,095. If you’re not interested in the latest and greatest features, then the 2LT is a great option. Despite it coming with a manual liftgate, and cloth seating. It comes with some “premium” features, at a price that is affordable. These features that you can find that are shared across other trims, such as the RS are an 8-way power driver seat, with power lumbar control. This helps make it comfortable, in ways that higher-end trims are treated to. One area that is completely unique when compared to the RS is the powertrain. The Blazer 2LT comes with a 2.0L turbo I4. This comes with an EPA rated 25 MPG combined, able to go 485 miles on just one tank. Despite being efficient, it does have some get up and go to it. This engine is able to produce 228 horsepower as well as 258 lb-ft of torque. RS The RS commands a higher price, thanks to its upgraded features. Coming in at a starting price of $44,495, this gives you some better features. Efficient features such as a hands-free gesture liftgate. When the RS detects the key-fob and you swing your foot under the bumper, it will open up without any more effort from you. Being that this is a sportier trim, it comes with a signature grille, setting it apart from the rest of the lineup. Another area that makes the RS’ interior standout is the 20-inch Technical Gray aluminum wheels, really driving home that this trim is where features meet visual appeal. Moving to the interior, the RS features a wireless charging pad, allowing you to set your phone down, and enjoy full juice without any hassle. Thanks to the wireless phone connectivity, you can connect your phone to the 10.2-inch infotainment system. When connected, you can also enjoy the Bose premium 8-speaker audio system. When behind the wheel, you’ll be able to enjoy a heated steering wheel when the winter months are in full swing, this will make sure your hands are ready. On the topic of heating, the RS, and the 2LT both get to enjoy heated seats for the driver and front passenger making sure that both of you remain comfortable. The last area where the RS is a bit different is the larger engine. This one is the 3.6L V6 that can make 308 horsepower, and 270 lb-ft of torque. While it is larger, it is still surprisingly efficient at 22 MPG combined, able to go 427 miles on one tank. Where can I see a 2025 Chevy Blazer in person? When it comes to seeing a 2025 Blazer in person, then there’s no better place than with us here at Burlington Chevrolet. While it’s easy to list out how these trims differ from one another, we think it’s best to see it in person. Come on down, and see us today for more information!

When it comes to choosing the right Blazer trim for you, there’s the RS and the 3LT that stand out. With the RS being the sporty option, the 3LT gives for a more comfortable ride for an even more comfortable price. We’ll be taking a look at what you can expect from these models so you get what you want. Key takeaways The Blazer 3LT comes with some great features, despite being a lower price compared to the RS. While they aren’t as advanced, they will get the job done without fuss. The RS comes with a snappier engine, thanks to its overall sportier aim. While the infotainment is similar at a glance, the one on the Blazer RS comes with just a little bit more. Making this one the more attractive option to those who want the most creature comforts. 3LT With the Blazer lineup expected to remain the same for 2026, we can look for the same great features that the Blazer is known for. Coming in with a starting price of $41,495, it comes powered by a 2.0L turbo I4 able to make 228 horsepower and 258 lb–ft of torque. This engine is small, mighty, and efficient. This one comes with an EPA rated 25 MPG combined, able to go 485 miles on just one tank. The 3LT aims at making life a bit easier, so it comes with a programmable power liftgate. This lets you set a desired height that the vehicle will open its liftgate to, making sure that you can be confident that it will remain ding free, while still allowing you easy access. This trim also comes with the Driver Confidence Package. This package aims at making sure that when you’re operating the vehicle, you won’t have to second guess yourself as it comes with rear park assist, rear cross traffic alert, and lane change alert with blind zone alert. The last area that makes the 3LT special is the 10.2-inch infotainment system. This comes with wireless phone connectivity, as well as bluetooth connectivity, making it easy to connect no matter what. RS The RS is the sportier trim so naturally it comes with a more zippy engine (the 3.6 L, 6 cylinder), but at a slightly higher price at $45,395. The RS can make 308 horsepower, and 270 lb-ft of torque. Where this engine excels in power, it has to sacrifice some efficiency, but not by much. This one is able to get 22 MPG combined, able to go 427 miles on one tank. Unlike the 3LT’s power liftgate, the RS comes with a hands-free gesture liftgate. When the system detects the key fob nearby, and a foot under the rear bumper, the liftgate will open up with ease. Making it an ideal option for parents who will have their hands full after a day out with the kids. Being that this trim goes for a more sporty appeal, it comes with a sportier look for the wheels. These are the 20-inch Technical Gray aluminum wheels. This helps look elegant, while still looking ready to go. Much like the 3LT, this trim comes with the same size infotainment screen, but it comes with just a bit more. While the other trims will need for you to connect to a navigation app, this trim comes with a premium version that comes with it as a standard feature. So, which is the right one for me? If you want the most features and a sportier engine then you’ll need the RS, but it will come with a higher price tag. If you’re wanting to keep the price on the lower side, but don’t want to give up on features, then the 3LT is the right choice. No matter what you end up getting, we want to help put you in a model that makes you happy. Come on down to Burlington Chevrolet for more information. We have some of the best stock around, and a team that focuses on people, rather than profits. Come see us today!

The 2026 Chevy Equinox gives you two trims that stand out. These are the ACTIV, built for a more rugged, adventure-ready look, and the RS, designed to bring sporty attitude and performance-inspired styling. No matter which you’re looking for, you’re bound to find something that suits you with one or the other. We’ll break down what you can expect from these trims, so you’re prepared before you even step on to the lot. Key takeaways No matter which 2026 Chevy Equinox trim you end up getting, you’ll find the same great engine. It will get you to where you need to be without worry, and give you a fun ride. The ACTIV, and the RS really only deviate in terms of looks, with the prices being the same, you won’t get buyers remorse. When buying a 2026 Equinox, you won’t find a better option on the market. ACTIV Starting with the ACTIV, as the name implies, this trim looks better suited for those with an active lifestyle. To help give the trim a more uniform look, it comes with body-color mirror caps, making it look put together in ways that other trims can’t quite keep up with. This trim also features 17-inch Dark Android machined-face aluminum wheels, wrapped in 17-inch all-terrain blackwall tires. Moving on to the interior, the ACTIV comes with sueded microfiber trim for the seating, helping you remain comfortable, and stylish. RS While the ACTIV does its best to blend in, the RS does its best to stand out! To do this, it comes with high gloss Black mirror caps. To further stand out from the rest, the RS sits on 19-inch Carbon flash metallic machined-face aluminum wheels, wrapped in 19-inch all-season blackwall tires. Being that this is a sportier trim, the interior also reflects that. This one comes with a flat bottom steering wheel, giving a performance feel, despite a more efficient package. Similarities Despite these two trims being unique, they are similar in a ton of ways. The first, and main way that they are similar is the price. Both trims have a starting price of $37,395, making it easy to pick based on looks, rather than price. Some of the features that they have in common are an 11.3-inch infotainment screen display that comes with Google built-in. This also comes with wireless phone connectivity, allowing you to access your favorite playlist, as well as your preferred navigation app, simply by being in your vehicle. On the topic of wireless features, both of these trims also come with a wireless charging pad. This makes it easy for you to keep your immediate area free of any potential hazards in the form of wires. These trims also come powered by the same engine: the 1.5L I4. This is zippy enough thanks to its 175 horsepower, and has enough torque to feel powerful with the 203 lb-ft of torque. This engine is also an efficient one, coming with an EPA rated 27 MPG combined. When paired with the gas tank size, you can get up to 288 miles on one tank, making it one of the best on the market. Which is the best option for me? Really, that all depends on what you’re looking for. With the ACTIV you get a more rugged design and the RS you get an athletic, track ready look. You’re bound to find what you’re looking for. With the features being almost identical, you won’t find a better model. If you’re wanting to see the differences in person, then come on down to Burlington Chevrolet today! We have some of the best inventory around, with the best team around.

When choosing the right Equinox trim, there’s a few things that you should keep in mind, like features, as well as looks. We’ll be taking a look at the entry level LT trim, and putting it up against its bigger brother, the RS. While both trims are great, one is bound to fit your personality better. Key takeaways Despite the lower price, the Equinox LT does come with some desirable features, making it an attractive option. The RS comes loaded with bells and whistles, all for a price that isn’t too much higher than the LT. No matter which trim you’re looking at, both 2026 Chevy Equinox trims come with the same engine, making it easy to pick solely due to features, rather than which model gets more at the pump. List Item LT Starting off with the LT, as mentioned earlier, this one is the entry level trim. Coming in with a price of $32,495, this is the perfect option for those who don’t care about the latest tech,and just want something reliable. One feature that falls into this category is the manual liftgate, while some people prefer the vehicle to do it for them, the overall size of this vehicle makes it a breeze to do it yourself. The LT also comes with 17-inch Grazen metallic machined-face aluminum wheels, helping it remain unassuming, while still adding flair. RS Moving on to the RS, this one has a starting price of $37,395. While slightly higher, it does come with more creature comforts such as the AutoSense power liftgate. This lets you walk near the back of the vehicle with your fob, and have the liftgate open with no input from you! A perfect fit for moms and dads with their hands full. When cruising down the road in an RS, you’ll look good doing it thanks to the 19-inch Carbon flash metallic machined-face aluminum wheels. This adds a bit more pop to the vehicle that the LT can’t quite replicate. Moving on to the interior, this model comes with 8-way powered seating for the driver’s seat. This lets you fine tune your seating position, helping you remain comfortable, and in charge of the vehicle at all times. Another area where the RS shines is the lack wires in the cabin. When on longer trips, it’s important to keep your phone charged to stay connected to navigation, and the wireless charging pad makes that possible. As long as your phone supports it, all you need to do is set it and forget it. One last area that the RS stands out is the dual-zone automatic climate control. When you have a passenger on board this helps you, and them, remain comfortable without sacrificing your personal comfort levels. Similarities While the beginning of this article makes it seem that the RS is the better option, this area will show that the LT still has some tricks up its sleeves. Both of these trims will come with an 11.3-inch display that comes with Google built-in as well as wireless phone connectivity. Remote start also comes standard on all trims, and when the weather starts to change, this will help make the interior of your vehicle comfortable. Being that there were no mechanical changes for the trims, they all come with a 1.5L I4. This engine comes with an EPA rating of 27 MPG combined, making it a solid option for roadtrips, as well as a daily driver for work. Which to get? When it comes to the Equinox lineup, you really can’t go wrong with either. If you’re wanting all of the bells, and whistles, then you’ll want the RS. But if you’re looking to keep the price low, while still retaining some of the best features available, then the LT is a great choice. No matter what you’re looking for, the Equinox is surely going to be the best option for you. Coming with a handful of areas that may give you what you want, we invite you to Burlington Chevrolet for some of the best options around.

The 2026 Chevy Trax offers compact-SUV buyers two standout trim options. These are the ACTIV that adds rugged styling and extra features, and the 2RS which leans into sporty performance and visual upgrades. With each trim appealing to certain drivers, we'll take a look at the areas that they are different as well as similar. Key takeaways When looking at the Chevy Trax 2RS trim features, some are unique to it, but thanks to the trim having the same price as the ACTIV, most features are shared. If you’re wanting something that is on the green side, then you’ll be happy that the Trax can take E85 gas. While similar, both of these trims come with unique aesthetics, giving you an easier time picking the look of your 2026 Trax. 2RS Sitting at the top of the lineup next to the ACTIV, this one brings a sporty appeal to the Trax lineup. For the interior of the vehicle, you’ll find that this one comes with a flat-bottom steering wheel. This gives you a racing feel, while still being in something economical as well as family friendly. The 2RS also comes with exclusive 19-inch black painted machined-face aluminum wheels. This gives the exterior a nice, sleek look. Other exterior changes are exclusive badging, as well as black grille inserts, as well as black bowties. ACTIV The ACTIV comes with slightly smaller wheels, sitting at 18 inches, and these are black painted aluminum. While not as large as the wheels on the 2RS, these will still turn heads, and sometimes that’s all that matters. Unlike the sportier 2RS, this one comes with a wrapped steering wheel, making it more familiar to most drivers. To keep things looking uniform, the ACTIV comes with body color grille inserts, helping stay unassuming unless people notice the ACTIV badging that the trim comes with. Same features While the ACTIV and the 2RS come with unique features that help make them appealing in their own ways, they both come in at the same price. The price for both of them are $26,695, making it easy to get the trim you want. For the interior, these two trims come packed with the same features like the 8-inch driver information center and the 11-inch infotainment touchscreen that comes with wireless phone connectivity. For other creature comfort aspects, you can enjoy a heated steering wheel, as well as heated seats for the driver and passenger. This makes the upcoming winter months more bearable knowing that you’ll be kept warm no matter what. These two trims also share the same engine with the rest of the lineup: the 1.2L I4. While this isn’t the most powerful engine, producing 137 horsepower, and 162 lb-ft of torque, it is special as it can take less expensive gasoline at E85. For the efficiency of this engine, you can expect up to 30 MPG combined when using regular fuel, as per the EPA. This lets you get up to 32 highway MPG, making it a solid road-trip vehicle. The 28 city miles make it a great city driver. If you’re someone who prefers to use flex fuel such as E85, then you’re in luck. While it isn’t as efficient, it does let you use your alternative to gasoline. When using E85, you can look for an EPA rated 22 MPG combined. While not as much as gas, it is more environmentally friendly, letting you drive greener. So, which model is right for me? That depends on the mood that you’re wanting. The 2RS does a great job at looking sleek in the city thanks to its overall look, while the ACTIV makes you feel like you’re ready to stand out, both on and off road. No matter what you’re looking for, we want to help put you in your next dream vehicle. Come on down to Burlington Chevrolet for more information as well as an in person look at what makes these trims unique.

When it comes to a 2026 Trax, you’ll find that this is one of the best vehicles on the market, but each trim brings something unique to the table. We’ll be taking a look at the beginning LS trim, and putting up against the lineup topping ACTIV to see which trim will fit your needs more. Key takeaways When buying a 2026 Chevy Trax, the starting trim, and lineup topper have a closer price spread than most people would initially think. If you want the best features, then you’ll want the ACTIV trim. This is because it comes with more standard features, as well as better available options. No matter which trim you decide on, you can expect great safety features, as well as great mileage. LS The LS trim comes with a starting price of $22,995, making it the most affordable option in the Trax lineup. This trim comes with a 4-speaker sound system, 6-way manual seating, 17-inch steel wheels, and an 8-inch color touchscreen. While these aren’t the most upscale features, it does come with some great ones which we’ll cover soon. ACTIV Moving on to the lineup topper, this one comes in at $26,995, making it not too much more expensive than the LS trim. Where this one shines is its upgraded features, some of these are its 8-way power driving seat, heated front seats, an 11-inch HD color touchscreen, as well as coming with a 6-speaker audio system. This allows you to enjoy your music in better ways than other trims. For the exterior, you’ll find that it comes with a more sporty look, boasting 18-inch black painted aluminum wheels, body-color grille insert, black front and rear bowtie emblems, and an ACTIV badge. While they aren’t standard, the ACTIV does gain access to some available features that the LS doesn’t. One of the ones that will attract most drivers is the power sunroof. This lets you cruise down the road in a sleek model, while passengers are enjoying the sky views. Where they are similar. While the trims are unique, they do share a lot of the same features. The first one that we’ll look at is the engine. This one is the 1.2L turbo engine I4, capable of making 137 horsepower, and 162 lb-ft of torque. Being that it is smaller, and an Ecotec, it is very efficient. This engine comes with an EPA rating of 30 MPG combined, allowing you to get nearly 400 miles on one tank. One thing that makes this engine unique is that it can take flex fuel. When using E85 fuel, you could get up to 22 MPG combined, while it’s not as much as regular gas, it is still impressive. No matter which trim you get, you’ll be able to enjoy wireless phone connectivity. This makes it easy to listen to your favorite songs without needing to fiddle with your phone. Another area where you will find mostly the same features is safety. For the safety of the Trax, no matter the trim, you’ll be able to remain confident thanks to the automated emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane-departure warning and lane-keeping assist, as well as some models coming with adaptive cruise control. Where can I find a 2026 Chevy Trax? If you want to see a Chevy Trax in person to see the differences, and similarities, then there’s one place that should be at the top of your list: Burlington Chevrolet. The LS is a great option for soccer moms who want to keep the price low, while the ACTIV takes it up a notch to give you something more unique. No matter what you decide on, we want to help. Come on down and see us today, our team will be glad to help put you in your next dream vehicle.

The Silverado HD is the big brother of the Silverado full-size pickup, finding its niche. In this review of the exclusive 2025 Chevy Silverado 2500 LTZ Ducks Unlimited edition, we’ll be going over everything you can expect out of the 2025 iteration of the ALC Ducks Unlimited Off Road Intruder. Key Takeaways: ALC’s Ducks Unlimited Intruder edition blends off-road engineering with outdoor-themed design for hunting and recreation. Custom graphics, upgraded suspension, and ALC-exclusive details elevate the LTZ’s rugged appeal. Combines Silverado strength with distinctive styling for outdoor enthusiasts and collectors alike. What does Ducks Unlimited actually do? The Silverado LTZ Ducks Unlimited edition is a specially customized version of the Chevrolet Silverado LTZ, developed in partnership with American Luxury Coach (ALC) to support Ducks Unlimited’s habitat conservation initiatives. Unlike standard factory models, these trucks feature aftermarket upgrades that enhance both performance and aesthetics while maintaining the luxury and comfort of the LTZ trim. Key exterior enhancements often include a 6-inch suspension lift, large all-terrain tires on custom wheels, painted fender flares, unique hood scoops, custom grilles, and Ducks Unlimited (DU) badging on the doors and tailgate. Interior upgrades emphasize exclusivity and comfort, featuring custom leather seats, DU-branded headrests, special floor liners, and upgraded dash cluster displays. Performance and technology remain a focus, with some editions offering dual exhaust systems and other performance enhancements, while retaining standard LTZ features such as heated and ventilated front seats and advanced safety systems. Overall, the Silverado LTZ Ducks Unlimited edition combines rugged off-road capability, luxury, and distinctive design, appealing to enthusiasts who value both performance and conservation-minded branding. What is the most luxurious trim on a Silverado? The Intruder Package is an aftermarket upgrade designed to elevate a truck’s off-road performance and aggressive styling. It features a bold 3- or 6-inch suspension lift, providing enhanced ground clearance and unmatched capability over rough terrain. The package includes oversized tires—available in 33″, 35″, or 37″—mounted on custom 20×10 wheels for superior traction and a commanding stance. In addition to performance enhancements, the Intruder Package offers extensive aesthetic and functional upgrades. Exterior enhancements include smoked vent shades, painted hood scoops, custom side vents, body-side cladding, painted front bumper cover, tailgate spoiler, and blackout accents. Interior refinements include upgraded leather seating, aluminum brake and gas pedals, and floor liners for front and rear passengers. Additional features like a double electric step, windshield name badging, and a performance exhaust system further enhance both utility and style. Quality and reliability are also emphasized with a computerized front-end alignment and a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty. Overall, the Intruder Package transforms a standard truck into a rugged, off-road-ready vehicle with aggressive aesthetics, enhanced performance, and premium interior and exterior upgrades. Is the 2025 Chevy Silverado 2500 Ducks Unlimited Good For Off-Roading? The LTZ Ducks Unlimited edition is a fantastic option for those looking to command the off-road, as its ultra-luxurious features, including an upgraded suspension and massive lift kit, make for a truck that's hard to ignore. Be sure not to be too late in getting a great deal on this truck! Come by Burlington Chevy to get the truck of your dreams.

The Chevy Silverado HD is the rougher and tougher older brother to the standard full-size Silverado 1500, being built to handle even bigger and better challenges than the 1500. Of course, aside from the practical aspects of having a bigger truck to work with, the 2500 provides plenty of space for custom builds to go wild, and today, we’ll be going over an often overlooked custom build in this 2025 Chevy Silverado 2500 LTZ Black Widow edition review. Key Takeaways: Features an aggressive lift, custom wheels, and blacked-out accents from the SCA Performance Black Widow package. The LTZ base ensures premium materials, advanced tech, and refined interior quality. Ideal for buyers seeking both off-road capability and striking street style. What is the Black Widow package on a Silverado? The Black Widow Chevrolet Silverado 2500 takes the already rugged and capable Silverado 2500 and transforms it into a lifted, luxury-focused powerhouse. Designed for both workday demands and weekend adventures, this modified truck combines heavy-duty performance with premium styling and comfort. It offers an unmatched performance package, including options such as a 5-inch lift with 35-inch premium all-terrain tires or a 7-inch lift paired with 37-inch mud-terrain tires, enhancing its off-road capability and commanding presence. Exterior upgrades give the Black Widow Silverado 2500 a bold, aggressive look. Custom 20- and 22-inch wheels are available in satin black, gloss black, or milled finishes, complemented by matching fender flares and other visual enhancements that elevate the truck’s factory appearance. The result is a vehicle that stands out both on the road and off, combining muscular styling with functional off-road performance. Inside and out, the Black Widow Silverado 2500 blends rugged toughness with luxury features, creating a lifted truck that delivers comfort, capability, and style. Its combination of enhanced suspension, oversized tires, and premium exterior details makes it a standout choice for enthusiasts seeking a high-performance, head-turning pickup built for both utility and leisure. How much horsepower does the Chevy Black Widow have? The Chevrolet Black Widow’s horsepower varies depending on the model and engine configuration, offering a range of powerful options for both performance and heavy-duty capability. On some Silverado 1500 models, a supercharged 6.2L V8 paired with a Whipple supercharger can deliver up to 675 horsepower, representing the highest-output configuration available. Standard Black Widow packages often include a stock 6.2L V8 producing 420 horsepower, typically paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. For larger Silverado HD models, the Black Widow uses a 6.6L Duramax Turbo-Diesel V8, which generates 470 horsepower and an impressive 975 lb-ft of torque, providing substantial towing and hauling capability. Other stock options may include a 5.3L V8 producing 355 horsepower on some Silverado 1500 configurations, giving buyers flexibility depending on their performance and utility needs. Is the 2025 Chevy Silverado 2500 LTZ Black Widow Worth Purchasing? The LTZ Black Widow is an ultra-aggressive trim that's sure to turn heads no matter where you take it. With its super-aggressive lift kit, Black Widow exclusive wheels, and one-of-one accenting, you can’t get on any other Silverado 2500; the LTZ Black Widow turns a top-notch pickup into one with some killer looks to match. Here at Burlington Chevy, we are pleased to be able to feature this special truck. If this sounds like the truck for you, then our sales staff can get the process started for you today!

The Silverado is one of the most versatile pickups in the full-size pickup class. While it may have a wide array of trims to choose from, they aren’t all automatically suited to everyone’s needs, and two specialized trims in the lineup are the ZR2 and LTZ. In this 2026 Chevy Silverado 2500 ZR2 vs LTZ comparison, we’ll be going in-depth into all the latest and greatest in this head-to-head comparison. Key Takeaways: ZR2 trim introduces factory lift, locking differentials, and Multimatic shocks for extreme terrain performance. LTZ prioritizes upscale design, chrome detailing, and luxurious interior finishes for refined driving. Both provide robust towing capacity and advanced trailering tech with diesel or gas engine options. Is the Chevy ZR2 similar to the Raptor? The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 is a midsize pickup engineered for both off-road performance and everyday driving. It is powered by a 2.7-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 310 horsepower and 430 lb-ft of torque, paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission. The ZR2’s off-road capabilities are enhanced by Multimatic DSSV™ dampers, 33-inch mud-terrain tires on 17-inch wheels, and front and rear locking differentials. Its rugged exterior includes red recovery hooks, steel skid plates, LED projector headlights, and an EZ Lift and Lower tailgate with integrated StowFlex lockable storage, blending toughness with practical features. Inside, the Colorado ZR2 combines comfort and advanced technology. The cabin features an 11.3-inch infotainment display with Google Built-In, wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, and an available Bose premium audio system. Connectivity is further supported with a Wi-Fi hotspot, wireless charging, and SiriusXM with 360L. What does LTZ mean on a Silverado? The Chevrolet Silverado LTZ is one of the most upscale trims in the Silverado lineup, combining luxury, advanced technology, and refined design. Positioned above the LT, it features perforated leather-appointed seats, heated and ventilated front seats, and 10-way power-adjustable driver and passenger seats. Front bucket seats with a full center console and a Bose premium audio system further enhance comfort, making the LTZ well-suited for both long drives and daily commutes. Safety and technology are central to the LTZ experience. Standard features include Chevy Safety Assist, front and rear park assist, rear cross-traffic braking, and lane-keeping support. An HD surround vision 8-camera system provides a 360-degree view of the vehicle’s surroundings, enhancing driver awareness and confidence. Convenience and style are elevated with a power-up/down tailgate and 20-inch Sterling Silver painted alloy wheels, giving the LTZ a premium presence on the road. Why is the 202y Chevy Silverado 2500 ZR2 so Good? The ZR2 is an all-out off-road trim available straight from the factory. In contrast, the LTZ trim is an upscale luxury truck, with a cozy interior, though both find themselves able to fend for themselves when it comes to towing and trailering, as Chevrolet’s generous tech on that front means you’ll never find yourself wanting for a lack of power behind the wheel of either of these titans. No matter which one you choose, we will help you find the right one here at Burlington Chevy!

The Chevy Silverado 2500 is Chevy’s heavy-duty alternative to the smaller 1500 Silverado, a model that’s usually seen competing with the F-150 in the segment. The 2500 has a similar trim lineup to the 1500, but is much closer in size to the Ford F250 and RAM HD line of pickups. That said, today’s assignment is head-to-head trim comparison, and we’ll be going in-depth on two trims across the Silverado family, the humble Work Truck and the more ritzy Custom trim, to give you the full scoop on what to expect out of each model in the 2025 model year. Key Takeaways: WT trim focuses on utility, with vinyl seats, steel wheels, and straightforward durability for commercial use. Custom trim adds exterior flair, upgraded infotainment, and body-color bumpers for a more modern, approachable look. Both share powerful V8 or diesel engine options and exceptional towing performance. What does WT stand for in trucks? The Chevrolet Silverado HD Work Truck (WT) serves as the entry-level trim in Chevy’s heavy-duty pickup lineup, designed for durability, strength, and practicality. Built to handle demanding jobs, it comes standard with a 6.6-liter V8 gas engine paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission, offering plenty of power for towing and hauling. Despite its no-frills design, the Silverado HD WT includes essential modern features like the Durabed truck bed for enhanced durability, a 7-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and standard safety and trailering technologies that improve control and confidence when hauling heavy loads. It’s a straightforward, work-focused truck built to perform reliably under tough conditions. What is the Chevy 2500 custom? The Chevrolet Silverado HD Custom trim offers a blend of practicality, comfort, and capability, making it a strong mid-level choice in the heavy-duty lineup. It can be equipped with either a 6.6L V8 gas engine or an available 6.6L Duramax Turbo-Diesel V8, paired with 2WD or 4WD configurations to suit a range of towing and work needs. The Custom Value Package adds everyday convenience features such as remote start, a theft deterrent system, a 120-volt cargo bed outlet, and an easy-lift tailgate. For off-road enthusiasts, the optional Z71 Off-Road Package enhances performance with upgraded suspension, skid plates, hill descent control, and all-terrain tires. On the outside, the Silverado HD Custom features gloss-painted black bumpers with an available blackout package that adds blacked-out badging and wheels for a bold, modern look. Inside, it offers a functional cloth interior with a 40/20/40 split-bench front seat and smart technology like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. With a maximum towing capacity of up to 18,380 lbs when properly equipped, along with safety and driver-assist features such as a backup camera, rear parking sensors, and lane departure warning, the Silverado HD Custom delivers strong performance and everyday usability for both work and recreation. Is the 2025 Chevy Silverado 2500 WT or Custom Better? Both are solid workhorses providing a great variety of engine options to provide solid V8 or diesel performance, depending on your needs. When it comes to how the two trims differ, however, one needs only to look at the WT trim, which offers a sturdy and simple design that can do just about anything you realistically need a truck to do. The Custom trim is for those who take their trucks to another level, adding enhanced infotainment features as well as body color bumpers and a whole host of aesthetic and practical changes to make it a model that's hard to pass up. At Burlington Chevy we are pleased to feature both trims, allowing you to find what is best for you!