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Ford vs. Chevy is a battle for the ages, with both makes putting in their best efforts to one up the other across various markets and segments. That competition has led to many of the yearly rewards for best in class often coming down to one or the other. And 2025 is no different, as they’ve both brought viable contenders for the SUV class in the form of the Ford Escape and Chevy Equinox. This year, they’ve both brought revised models to the table, and today we’ll be looking at the two head on to see which brings the best affordable SUVs under $30k in the 2025 model year. Key Takeaways The Chevy Equinox debuts a new generation this year. The Ford Explorer is mostly unchanged, remaining as versatile as ever. The Equinox starts at just under $30K, but has similar pricing with the Explorer. When can you buy a 2025 Chevy Equinox? The Equinox entered its fourth generation this year, and has been available since late 2024. As of this writing, the price of the 2025 Chevrolet Equinox starts at $29,995, and goes up to $34,395 depending on the trim and options. So it’s within the $30,000-$35,000 with all of its trims. The Equinox's lineup includes three distinct models: LT, RS, and Activ. The LS is the base model, offering a solid Equinox experience at just under $30K. And the peak trim is just under $35K! The Active and RS trims are the Equinox’s more specialized models - with the Active packing on more of an off-road appearance, while the RS brings on a more sleek, modern look. They both bring their own equipment, unique wheel designs, and unlock access to two-tone paint schemes. Is Ford making a 2025 Escape? Yes! This year, The 2025 Ford Escape carries over with no significant changes. The 2025 Ford Escape has a starting sticker price as of writing of $29,895, with the range-topping Escape ST-Line Elite Hybrid kicking off at $39,605. Active - $29,895 ST-Line - $30,890 ST-Line Select - $33,725 ST-Line Hybrid - $33,985 ST-Line Select Hybrid - $35,685 Platinum - $37,040 Platinum Hybrid - $37,110 ST-Line Elite - $38,035 ST-Line Elite Hybrid - $39,605 The Ford Escape doesn’t lack in value, with its multiple trim lines suiting a wide variety of needs. The best outright value over a period of time can be found with the ST-Line Hybrid. Offering a bump in performance and efficiency, when paired with the Tech Pack 1. This combination brings added safety and convenience features, including Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist with adaptive cruise control, lane-centering, evasive steering assist, and rear parking sensors. It also upgrades the cabin tech with a 13.3-inch touchscreen equipped with built-in navigation. However the higher trims are closer to $40K than its Chevy rival. What colors will the 2025 Chevy Equinox come in? For 2025, the new Chevrolet Equinox is offered in a wide variety of exterior paint options, including several single-tone colors, though buyers can also select from a wide array of two tone colors if they’re looking to stand out on the road. A full list of single and dual-tone paints read as: Single Tone: Summit White Cacti Green Sterling Gray Metallic Mosaic Black Metallic Lakeshore Blue Metallic Radiant Red Tintcoat Reef Blue Metallic Iridescent Pearl Tricoat Dual tone colors: Cacti Green / Summit White Sterling Gray / Summit White Mosaic Black / Summit White Radiant Red Tintcoat / Summit White Reef Blue Metallic / Summit White Summit White / Mosaic Black Metallic Cacti Green / Mosaic Black Metallic Sterling Gray Metallic / Mosaic Black Metallic Lakeshore Blue Metallic / Mosaic Black Metallic Radiant Red Tintcoat / Mosaic Black Metallic Reef Blue Metallic / Mosaic Black Metallic Iridescent Pearl Tricoat / Mosaic Black Metallic Summary Of the two, it’s the Equinox that brings the best overall package to the table. Though the Escape offers more individualized tiers, the Equinox’s 3 offerings pack similar levels of practicality at a much reduced price when compared to the upscale Platinum trim and ST-Line Elite trims. The Equinox lets buyers decide what kind of experience they want from the get go, keeping their starting price low while leaving the door open to tack on any extra tweaks they may need to ensure their Equinox is uniquely theirs.

Shopping for a new SUV can be a daunting task - with so many options built for so many different use cases, finding the model best suited for your unique needs can be overwhelming. Two standout offerings from Chevy are their Equinox and Trailblazer models, with both models representing different price points for the class. Today’s review is a direct comparison between the two. Let’s check out the two 2025 models to find out the differences between the Equinox vs Trailblazer: Which Chevy SUV fits your needs in 2025? Key Takeaways The Chevy Equinox is all new for 2025, boasting a wide range of new features as it ushers in a new generation. The Trailblazer is newly E-85 compatible for 2025. The Chevy Trailblazer is the smaller, and more affordable, of the two. Is there going to be a 2025 Trailblazer? Following a design refresh in 2024, the 2025 Chevrolet Trailblazer receives only subtle updates. A new Marina Blue Metallic paint option joins the color palette, and the standard engine has been re-tuned, using more durable valve seat material to support E85 fuel compatibility. Aside from these tweaks, the Trailblazer carries over unchanged. The 2025 model arrived in fall 2024, with pricing starting at $24,495 and climbing to $29,095 depending on trim and features. LS - $24,495 LT - $25,695 RS - $29,095 ACTIV - $29,095 The Trailblazer LT stands out as a great overall value in the lineup. Although it comes standard with a less powerful three-cylinder engine, buyers can upgrade to the more potent 1.3-liter powertrain and spec into all-wheel drive, which also brings an improved nine-speed automatic transmission. This trim unlocks a larger touchscreen and access to desirable options like roof-mounted side rails, adaptive cruise control, and the Convenience Package, bundling desirable features such as automatic climate control, a wireless phone charging pad, and an auto-dimming rearview mirror making the LT trim both practical and well-equipped. Is the Equinox changing in 2025? Chevrolet has given the Equinox a full redesign for 2025, marking a major upgrade over the outgoing model, which had grown outdated compared to newer rivals. Just about everything is new save for the engine. The highlights are a revised exterior, giving the Equinox a tougher look than before. Heated seats are now standard, and are paired with a heated steering wheel for the maximum in comfort. Additionally, All-wheel drive is now standard across the lineup. As of this writing, The refreshed 2025 Equinox starts at $31,080, while the top-tier Equinox ACTIV trim begins at a price of around $35,480. The full list of trims available this year reads as: LT - $31,080 RS - $35,480 ACTIV - $35,480 Summary To sum up the details, the best model between these two when it comes to making the best choice will be the one best suited to your individual needs. The Trailblazer is a great first car, providing a wide array of features that make it one a well equipped member of the Chevy SUV family to spec into. As for the Equinox, it's significantly larger than the Trailblazer, making it best suited for those with families who need a roomier SUV. If that sounds like what you’re looking for in this class, then you might be best served by a new Equinox this year.

A tale as old as time, the Chevy Tahoe vs the Ford Expedition. If you’re in the market for a new SUV, you want the best, and we want to help make that happen. We’ll break down both models to make sure you get just that. Key takeaways The Tahoe isn’t the strongest vehicle around, but it comes close. While offering competitive strength, it has more than competitive fuel economy, making it our choice. The Tahoe comes with similar, if not better features than the Expedition, and does it at a better price. Both vehicles aim at keeping passengers comfortable, and they achieve this with tri-zone climate control. Helping everyone stay cool when the temperature soars. With adaptive cruise control, you can take on the American highways with ease, and peace of mind. Which has a more efficient engine: Chevy Tahoe The Ford Expedition comes with one engine option, and this is the 3.5L EcoBoost. At best, the Expedition has an EPA combined rating of 19 MPG. While this isn’t the worst, it definitely isn’t the best, either. The Chevy Tahoe, and its engine option helps it sneak into first place. If you want the best engine for fuel efficiency on the Tahoe, then you’ll need the 3.0L Duramax Turbo Diesel engine. This engine has an EPA combined rating of 22 MPG. While the Tahoe does come with other engines, they aren't as fuel efficient as the diesel engine. Which has a better price: Chevy Tahoe There’s many things that make a vehicle desirable, and price is the biggest thing for most people. If you want a model that is cheaper, but still comes with great features, the Tahoe is the way to go. With a starting price of $61,195, this trim comes with some great features. Some of the features that you can look for are a large 17.7-inch LCD display, wireless phone connectivity, remote start, tri-zone automatic climate control, and adaptive cruise control. Moving on to the Expedition, this model starts at $62,000. This model comes in a 13.2-inch center-stack touchscreen, tri-zone automatic climate control, and remote start. Having a higher price, it would be reasonable to assume that you get better features, but the Tahoe proves to be better, and for less. Which SUV is more capable: Expedition The Tahoe can't be the best at everything, and sometimes it’s better to give the competition a chance. The Expedition put all of its eggs in one basket, and that is with the engine. While it isn’t the most efficient, as stated earlier, it does come with some decent power. The 3.5L EcoBoost engine can generate 400 horsepower, while the high output engine produces 440 horsepower. No matter the trim level, the Expedition can tow 9,600-pounds. Being that the Tahoe comes with a few engines, we’ll take a look at the strongest one. This one is the 5.3L V8. This engine produces 355 horsepower, and 383 lb-ft of torque. Coming with a max towing capacity of 8,400-pounds. Best 2025 full-size SUV? Why the Chevy Tahoe stands out While it isn’t the strongest, it is more fuel efficient, and with prices of fuel today, this will be sure to stand out to most drivers. If fuel economy isn’t your main concern, the Tahoe comes with better features. Here at Burlington, we want to put you behind the wheel of your next vehicle. Come on down to Burlington Chevy for a test drive, or just to look around!

If you’re wanting a Chevy SUV, there’s two main options. These are the Suburban, and the Tahoe. In order to get the best family vehicle, there’s a few things to keep in mind. Here is the difference between 2025 Chevrolet Suburban and Tahoe models. Key Takeaways Both models have the same heart, coming with the same engine options. The Tahoe and Suburban can tow similar amounts at 8,400-pounds. If you want something that is spacious for you, and your family, the Suburban is what you want. This will keep you comfortable, even on the longest trips. Which model has more space: Suburban. If you want the most interior room for you and your family, then look for a Suburban. With all seats in place, you have access to 41.5 cu-ft of cargo capacity with all seats in place. This is much more than the Tahoe’s 25.5 cu-ft of cargo capacity. But what does that mean for the average family? This means that you can load up the back with everything you need. Ranging from soccer moms picking up their kids, and their friends at the field, or having the best family road trip vehicle. Which model has a better engine: It’s a tie. Both the Tahoe, and the Suburban come with the same engine options. The base engine for most trims is the 5.3L V8. This engine gets 17 MPG combined across the Suburban, and Tahoe. If you want the best fuel economy, then you can look for the 3.0L Duramax Turbo Diesel engine. This engine gets 22 MPG combined. While the largest engine, the 6.2L V8 gets 17 MPG combined, as well. Despite having the same mileage, it does produce more power. This can generate 420 horsepower, and 460 lb-ft of torque. While the smaller 5.3L makes 355 horsepower, and 383 lb-ft of torque. While they do have the same engines, the overall build of the Tahoe gives it a slight edge. This is thanks to the Towing capacity for the Tahoe being 8,400-pounds. While Chevy does claim the Suburban can tow the same amount, there’s some conflicting reports with Car and Driver claiming that the max capacity is 8,300-pounds. Which has a better price: Tahoe If you're like most drivers, the main factor in a new vehicle is the price. If you’re looking for the one with the best price, then the Tahoe is what you want. It is just as, if not more, capable than the Suburban. The Tahoe has a starting price of $61,195 and comes with some pretty decent features. For the base model you can find a 17.7-inch LCD with Google built-in, adaptive cruise control, tri-zone automatic climate control, and more. While the Suburban offers the same features, at a slightly higher price, with the base model starting at $64,195. But why is the price higher for the same features? That’s thanks to the increased size of the vehicle. The Suburban is more comfortable than the Tahoe in terms of space. The Tahoe is meant to be the SUV that every handyman with kids can depend on. It's not huge, but it can get the job done, and looks good doing it. Which is right for me? That’s for you to decide. Come on down to Burlington Chevy today, and we can show you what we have in stock! If you fall in love with one of our vehicles, we can make it yours!

The Chevy Tahoe has long been one of the best vehicles on the market, and the 2025 model is no different. To prove that to you, we’ll be putting it up against the 2025 GMC Yukon. Key takeaways While the Yukon comes with similar features to the Tahoe, it costs so much more, making it hard to justify. Both models can tow 8,400-pounds, making them reliable haulers for those who don’t want a pickup. Despite costing less, the Tahoe comes with a larger display. This helps increase the overall feel of the model. If you want to go off-road, you can. Thanks to the underbody skid plates, you won’t have to worry about damaging the vehicle. Which model comes with the best features for its price: Tahoe Savvy drivers want a vehicle that gives them the most bang for their buck, and that’s the Tahoe. The Tahoe has a starting price of $61,195 and goes up to $83,895. For the base trim, some features that you can look for are a 17.7-inch display with an 11-inch driver information center. No matter what you're looking for, you’ll be able to find it with ease. With technology being where it’s at today, Chevy wants to offer the best options possible. This is why you also have access to wireless phone connectivity. When behind the wheel, you have access to adaptive cruise control. This will follow the vehicle in front of you at a selected distance, making long drive across the state, or even country even easier. The GMC Yukon has a starting price of $69,395, going up to $103,995. While the base model also comes with adaptive cruise control, it comes with a smaller, 16.8-inch display. The Yukon also boasts wireless phone connectivity, and adaptive cruise control. With a price that is $8,000 higher, it would be reasonable to assume that it comes with bigger, and better features. Instead, you’ll find that they’re the same, and in one case, worse than the cheaper Tahoe. Which model is better for towing: It’s a tie Being that the relationship between Chevy, and GMC products are the way they are, they tend to share some features. In this case, the engines are shared. For the best towing across both models, you’ll want one that is equipped with a 5.3L V8 engine. This is because it unlocks the max towing potential for the Tahoe, and the Yukon. Both models come with a max towing capacity of 8,400-pounds. If you're looking for an SUV that can tow, then the Tahoe can do the same, but for less, giving it another point in the grand scheme of things. Which model has better off-road features: Tahoe While both the Tahoe, and the Yukon are capable of off-roading, especially since they both come with skid plates that help keep the bottom safe. The Tahoe comes with just a little bit more. The Tahoe comes with a premium smooth ride suspension. This allows for a smoother ride, both off, and on the road. With all of the dirt being kicked up on the trails, you can rest easy with the heavy-duty air filter. This traps even more dirt, keeping your engine running smooth. Which 2025 full-size SUV is better: Chevy Tahoe or GMC Yukon? That answer is easy. The Tahoe is the best option for those who want the most out of their vehicle, without needing to overpay. Come on down to Burlington Chevy, and we’ll show you why we’re the best around, here in New Jersey.

In a market as competitive as the compact SUV, there's two names that are vying for first place. These are the 2025 Chevy Trailblazer and the Ford Escape. We’ll be comparing the Ford Escape vs Chevy Trailblazer trims, tech, and performance to help make sure you get the best vehicle possible. Key takeaways The Trailblazer comes at a much lower price, but still offers some of the best features. Making it perfect for soccer moms who want to spend money on more important things. Being that the Trailblazer is smaller, you’ll be able to park it in spots that other SUVs can’t fit in. With the highest end model of Trailblazers being under 30k, you can choose a rugged look, or a sporty look without breaking the bank. The Trailblazer makes a great family road trip vehicle, thanks to it getting better mileage. Which model has better trims: Chevy Trailblazer. The Trailblazer has the best trim levels, thanks to their price. With all trim levels costing less than the base Escape. This helps you get pretty good features, for a price that is even better. The highest trim level on the Trailblazer is $29,095. This is either the RS, or the Activ trims. The RS being the road going, sporty looking model, while the Activ is ready to hit the great outdoors. Both come with an 11-inch diagonal HD touchscreen, heated front row, heated steering wheel, and remote start. The base trim for the Escape starts at $29,150. This comes with an 8-inch touchscreen. Being that this is the base trim, it comes super limited with high-end features. It doesn’t come with the same heated features, nor does it come with any remote features, making it feel lackluster. Which model has better fuel economy: Chevy Trailblazer. While the Escape does offer hybrid options, the Trailblazer doesn't so we’ll only be looking at the gas engines as it is what most drivers are used to. The Trailblazer comes with 2 engine options. There’s the 1.2L, and 1.3L The most fuel efficient one being the 1.3L. This has an EPA rated 31 MPG combined. The most fuel efficient gas engine for the Escape is the 1.5L. This has an EPA rated 30 MPG combined. While it does offer similar mileage, the extra bit from the Trailblazer will make it a better family road trip vehicle. Which model optimizes space better: Chevy Trailblazer If you want the biggest vehicle, then the Trailblazer isn’t it. What it does have going for it is the fold-flat passenger seat. While it’s not huge, it is mighty. Thanks to the fold-flat seat, you can fit more in than you would initially imagine. This lets you have a nimble, and maneuverable vehicle that can still get work done. The overall length of the vehicle is 174-inches, with a 71-inch width. The Escape does have a larger build, sitting at 180.1-inches, with a width of 74-inches. But when you live in a busy city, that extra size may mean you have to find a spot even further away due to the vehicle being too large. When you have a family, that can be the difference between fussy kids, or happy ones. Which one is for me? Chevy Trailblazer Here at Burlington Chevy, we think that you deserve the best. That’s why we stock Chevy products. Not only do they come with better features, they also come with a better price. If you want to test drive one, then come see us here at Burlington. We have some of the best models, and best service, in New Jersey.

Chevy has two of the best SUVs on the market, the Blazer, and the Traverse. But which one is the best for you and your family? That’s what we’re here to find out. Here are some differences between the 2025 Chevy Blazer and 2025 Chevy Traverse. Key takeaways The Traverse comes with an off-road focused trim, making it the only one between the two. The Blazer comes at a cheaper price, but still gives you some great features. The Blazer doesn’t see any real change in 2025, but it still comes with a more fuel efficient engine. Is there going to be a 2025 Blazer? Yes, there is going to be a 2025 Blazer. For 2025, the Blazer remains untouched, aside from boasting a new paint color: Habanero Orange. Other than that Chevy carries over the great 2024 upgrades. Is there going to be a 2025 Traverse? Yes, in 2025 there will be a Traverse. For 2025, the Traverse sees some change. The base LS trim is dropped, while the High Country trim makes its return. For those who want to use their SUV for work, the LT makes the previously optional trailering package a standard feature. Chevy also added a new package: the Sun and Wheel package and also offers new 22-inch wheel designs. For those who want the newest and most updated options then the Traverse is for you. It comes with some new features as well as new optional looks to help you stand out. But if you want to get a sporty three-row SUV then the Blazer is also a great option. What colors will the 2025 Chevy Blazer come in? The Blazer will come in 7 colors. As mentioned before, this year's Blazer sees a new color joining to the existing lineup to help keep things fresh. The colors you can look for are: Habanero Orange (New for 2025) Summit White Black Riptide Blue Sterling Gray Radiant Red Iridescent Pearl What colors will the 2025 Chevy Traverse come in? The Traverse comes in 8 colors. For 2025, the Traverse comes in a handful of colors to pick from. These colors are: Summit White Mosaic Black Sterling Gray Lakeshore Blue Radiant Red Iridescent Pearl Harvest Bronze Stardust No matter which model you get, you’ll get a similar amount of colors, each helping you standout from the crowd. But if you want the burning orange, you’ll need to get the Traverse. If you want more muted tones the Blazer is the only one offering Harvest Bronze and Stardust. What are the trims for the 2025 Blazer? The Blazer comes in 4 trim levels for you to pick from, starting at $36,995. The trims, and their prices are: 2LT starting at $36,995 3LT starting at $40,895 RS starting at $44,395 Premier starting at $44,395 With a few options, the experts at Car and Driver recommend the 3LT trim. This is because “it unlocks the V-6 engine option, which increases the max towing capacity from 3500 to 4500 pounds” The lineup topping Premier comes with the 2.0L I4, but it comes with some of the best features. These are a Bose 8-speaker system, wireless charging, and heated seats for the front row, while you have a heated steering wheel. The V6 on the 3LT is a 3.6L V6 engine. It can produce 308 horsepower, and 270 lb-ft of torque. This engine has an EPA estimated 22 combined MPG. The other engine that comes standard on most of the trims is the 2.0L I4. This engine can produce 228 horsepower, and 258 lb-ft of torque. Being that this engine is smaller, it does come with better fuel efficiency. The EPA estimates that you will get 25 MPG combined. What are the trims for the 2025 Traverse? The Traverse starts at $42,095, coming in 4 trims to pick from. Being that the Traverse saw a lineup change for this year, the prices will be a bit higher. The trims are: LT starting at $42,095 Z71 starting at $49,195 High Country starting at $55,195 RS starting at $55,495 The LT is the go to trim for Car and Driver in 2025. This is because the “LT represents the best value” it comes with “several niceties, such as second-row captain's chairs, a wireless smartphone charging pad, a power rear liftgate, and a trailering package.” This model only comes with one engine across all trims. This is the 2.5L Turbo engine. It can produce 328 horsepower, and 326 lb-ft of torque. This engine has an EPA estimated 23 MPG combined. Even the off-road focused Z71 comes with this engine, as it produces more than enough power to hit the trails. Other features you can find are 18-inch All-Terrain tires, as well as a better suspension to make things more comfortable. Final thoughts While the Traverse is a bit more powerful when it comes to standard engines, the Blazer takes the cake for those who want the most power and comes with a lower barrier of entry. The Z71 on the Traverse makes a solid argument by itself, coming with some of the best off-roading features, making it a good choice for handymen who want to have fun on the weekends. No matter what you want, we want to help. Come on by to Burlington Chevy today for the best vehicles from the best team!

The best part of being in a new year is new trucks, and if you’re in the market for a new pickup, there are two you’re probably thinking of: the 2025 Chevy Silverado, and the F-150. We’ll be comparing the 2025 Chevy Silverado and 2025 Ford F-150 for towing and hauling, as well as some standout features. Key takeaways The Silverado comes with two engines capable of towing 13,300 pounds. The Silverado comes with some new features, and while it’s not too many new things, the F-150 doesn’t come with any new features. The Silverado comes with a slightly higher price for the starting trims, it’s not as expensive as the F-150 for the higher-end trims. Will the 2025 Chevy Silverado be redesigned? The Silverado does see some change, but nothing too massive. For 2025, the Silverado comes with two new paints for 2025. These colors are Cypress Gray and Riptide Blue. Another change to the Silverado is a Universal Vehicle Module for the Work Truck, but that’s for public safety agencies. Will the 2025 Ford F-150 be redesigned? No, the F-150 isn’t being redesigned. For 2025, the F-150 has no change from the 2024 model, making it a complete carryover. How much does a 2025 Chevy Silverado cost? For 2025, the Silverado comes with 9 trims, and their prices are: WT starting at $44,695 Custom starting at $47,895 LT starting at $54,540 RST starting at $53,495 Custom Trail Boss starting at $53,795 LTZ starting at $59,490 LT Trail Boss starting at $60,795 High Country starting at $64,490 ZR2 starting at $71,995 If you’re looking for the most basic work trucks, then the WT or Custom trims are for you. They’re powerful and capable, but don't come with all of the bells and whistles that make the price go up. This is perfect for tradespeople and handymen that need something rugged. If you’re not looking for something rugged, then Car and Driver thinks that the LT trim is the way to go. This is because it “is where the fancier interior comes into play.” How much does a 2025 Ford F-150 cost? The F-150 has a starting price of $38,810. The F-150 comes in 8 trims that you can find, and their prices are: XL starting at $38,810 STX starting at $42,015 XLT starting at $45,695 Lariat starting at $63,360 Tremor starting at $64,915 King Ranch starting at $74,905 Platinum starting at $74,905 Raptor starting at $79,005 For the 2025 F-150, the trim that Car and Driver thinks you should get is the Lariat trim. This is because they “prefer the additional luxuries” that the trim comes with. But if you look at the prices of the two recommended trims, the Silverado is almost $9,000 less than the F-150. When can you order a 2025 Chevy Silverado? You can order a Chevy Silverado today! With the Silverado available today, you can look for a number of engine options. These are the: TurboMax that can produce 310 horsepower, and 430 lb-ft of torque. This engine has a max towing capacity of 9,200-pounds. The 5.3L EcoTec3 V8 can make 355 horsepower, and 383 lb-ft of torque. This has a towing capacity of 11,300-pounds. The 3.0L Duramax Turbo Diesel comes with 305 horsepower, and 495 lb-ft of torque. When properly equipped, this can tow up to 13,300-pounds. The biggest engine is the 6.2L EcoTec3 V8. It can make 420 horsepower, and 460 lb-ft of torque. When properly equipped, you can tow 13,300 pounds. When can you order a 2025 Ford F-150? The F-150 can be bought today. Before you make a decision on which model to get, one of the most important things about a truck is its engine and towing capacity. The engines are: 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6 engine that can produce 430 horsepower and 570 lb-ft of torque, able to tow up to 11,200 pounds. The 3.5L EcoBoost is able to make 400 horsepower, 500 lb-ft of torque, and comes with a max towing capacity of 13,500 pounds. The 2.7L EcoBoost V6 is able to make 325 horsepower, 400 lb-ft of torque, and can tow up to 8,400 pounds. The 5.0L V8 generates 400 horsepower and 410 lb-ft of torque, but has a max towing capacity of 12,900 pounds. The 5.2L Supercharged V8 that is on the Raptor R can produce 720 horsepower, and 640 lb-ft of torque, and can tow 8,700 pounds. While the F-150 does have a higher towing capacity it’s not by much. And the Silverado does have two engines that share the highest tow rating for the model, making it even easier to have the engine you want, without needing to compromise. Summary If you want the best truck on the market, it’s a no brainer. The Silverado comes with a pair of some of the best engines on the market and the best choice when it comes to trim level. Come see us at Burlington Chevy and we’ll show you what we have!

The Chevy Silverado 1500 has been at the top of its game for quite some time, but there's a challenger trying to take the spot as king. This is the Sierra 1500, but is it as good as some say? That’s what we want to find out. We’re doing a 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 vs. GMC Sierra 1500 comparison to find out who deserves the crown. Key takeaways The Silverado is perfect for extroverts who like to stand out, while still having a more than capable vehicle. The Silverado and Sierra come with minimal new features. The Silverado has one less color but more new colors. How much does a 2025 Chevy Silverado cost? The 2025 Silverado 1500 starts at $44,695. For 2025, the Silverado comes with 9 trims in the lineup. The trims you can look for are: WT starting at $44,695 Custom starting at $47,895 RST starting at $53,495 Custom Trail Boss starting at $53,795 LT starting at $54,540 LTZ starting at $59,490 LT Trail Boss starting at $60,795 High Country starting at $64,490 ZR2 starting at $71,995 How much does a 2025 GMC Sierra cost? The GMC Sierra starts at $38,300. The 2025 Sierra 1500 comes in 8 trims, with the trims listed below: Pro starting at $38,300 SLE starting at $48,800 Elevation starting at $50,500 SLT starting at $54,900 Denali starting at $65,400 AT4 starting at $66,800 AT4X starting at $79,400 Denali Ultimate starting at $84,200 With the Silverado sporting more trims and at a lower price on the higher-end, it makes it easy to get what you want without needing to spend an arm and a leg for it. Edmunds notes that the “Silverado 1500 is offered in a variety of trim levels and engine choices to appeal to any truck buyer and budget, from a basic work vehicle to off-road-capable models and a luxurious top-of-the-line trim.” Will the 2025 Chevy Silverado be redesigned? Yes, the Silverado sees some changes. Despite having some new changes, the biggest change is only going to be able to be in Silverados utilized by public safety agencies. For the general public the changes are a pair of new colors. Both of these colors are cooler in nature, but give your truck a hot look. These are Cypress Gray and Riptide Blue. Will the 2025 GMC Sierra be redesigned? For 2025, the Sierra sees a few changes, but nothing too noteworthy. The main change is new 22-inch wheels, but other than that, it’s largely a carryover. The current generation has been around since 2019 and in our opinion is in need of a makeover. While both trucks don’t have too many new features to show for 2025, the Silverado comes with a lower barrier for entry in most cases, making the price more easily justifiable. What are the new colors for the 2025 Chevy Silverado? The Silverado comes with two new colors. As mentioned earlier, the new colors are Cypress Gray, and Riptide Blue. The other returning colors are Summit White, Red Hot, Black, Sterling Gray, Slate Gray, Radiant Red, and Iridescent Pearl. What are the new colors for the 2025 GMC Sierra 1500? The Sierra brings one new color. The new color you can find on the Sierra 1500 is Titanium Rush, while all of the other colors available are returning. These colors are Summit White, Cardinal Red, Onyx Black, Sterling, Downpour, Thunderstorm Gray, Dynamic Blue, Deep Bronze, Volcanic Red, and White Frost. For colors the Silverado comes with two new colors, helping you stand out even more. Whether you want to look like Poseidon came from the depths of the ocean, or want an unassuming look, the new colors can help. Final Thoughts For the price, and the features, it’s hard to beat the Silverado. Coming with a lower price on most trims, tons of options as well as some new features, this truck is the winner. Come on down to Burlington Chevy to check one out in person!

If you're in the market for a three row SUV, chances are you need a great vehicle for you and the family. That’s where the Traverse and the Acadia come in. We’ll be taking a closer look at their specs and their features to see which one is right for you. This is your 2025 Chevy Traverse vs GMC Acadia comparison. Key takeaways The Acadia takes away features from the base trim, making it less family friendly. Being that both vehicles share the same engine, they both make decent road trip vehicles, with the only thing you need to worry about is comfort. If you're needing your vehicle for something extra, the Traverse comes standard with a towing package on the LT trim. Will there be a 2025 Chevy Traverse? Yes, there is a 2025 Chevy Traverse. The Traverse attempts to be more upmarket for 2025. No longer wanting people to assume it’s cheap, Chevy dropped the starting trims and we see the High Country return. They’ve also added a new Sun and Wheel package to bring things up a notch. To help add better features to the other trims, the LT now comes standard with the Trailering package. Will there be a 2025 GMC Acadia? Yes, there is an Acadia for 2025. For 2025, the Acadia sees a decrease in comfort for the second row. The base trim once had captain's chairs as standard but in 2025, they’ve reverted to bench seating. GMC locked the captain’s chairs behind the new Premium Package. What colors does the 2025 Chevy Traverse come in? The 2025 Traverse comes in 8 colors. The colors that you can find on the new Traverse are: Summit White Mosaic Black Sterling Gray Lakeshore Blue Radiant Red Iridescent Pearl Stardust Harvest Bronze What colors will the 2025 GMC Acadia come in? The Acadia will come in 8 colors. The colors that you can look for on the Acadia are: Summit White Ebony Twilight Sterling Crystal Volcanic Red White Frost Deep Bronze Downpour Both models come with the same amount of colors for 2025, making them equal. Both offer a wide range of personality, making sure that you are able to get what you want. How much is the 2025 Traverse? The 2025 Traverse starts at $42,095. For 2025 there’s a new lineup for the Traverse. The trims are: LT starting at $42,095 Z71 starting at $49,195 High Country starting at $55,195 RS starting at $55,495 While the lineup has changed, the preferred trim hasn’t. The experts at Car and Driver recommend the LT trim. This is due to them thinking that it “represents the best value” as it “includes several niceties, such as second-row captain's chairs, a wireless smartphone charging pad, a power rear liftgate, and a trailering package.” No matter the trim you get, there’s only one engine that is offered, and that's the 2.5L I4. This engine will get you an EPA estimated 23 MPG combined. How much is the 2025 Acadia? The Acadia starts at $44,295. The Acadia only comes in 3 trims. The prices for the trims are: Elevation starting at $44,295 AT4 starting at $52,595 Denali starting at $55,295 Much like the Traverse, Car and Driver thinks the base trim is the way to go. In this case it’s the Elevation. This is because it’s “a solid offering for the price” as it “includes all of the expected infotainment and driver-assistance tech as standard, including a surround-view camera system.” It also comes with power front seats and a hands-free power rear liftgate. infotainment and driver-assistance tech as standard, including a surround-view camera system.” It also comes with power front seats and a hands-free power rear liftgate. The Acadia is powered by one engine as well. It is the same as the Traverse: the 2.5L I4. This engine also gets an EPA estimated 23 MPG combined. The engines are the same for both vehicles, as they share the same parent company, making the only real difference between the SUVs the price and features. The Traverse comes with a lower price, while offering features that are on par with (or even better than) the Acadia. Final Thoughts Here at Burlington Chevy we offer only the best and that’s why we want you to come see the Traverse in person. Come see all the SUVs that we have in stock!

Looking for a compact SUV that fits the bill for you and your family? Considering the 2025 Chevy Trailblazer or 2025 Chevy Trax? While they may seem similar, there are differences—Trailblazer offers available all-wheel drive (and a higher price tag) while the larger Trax sticks with front-wheel drive and a more budget-friendly cost. Let’s break down the details to see which one suits you best. KEY TAKEAWAYS Depending on which one of its five trims and many options you pick, the 2025 Chevrolet Trax starts at $21,495 and goes up to $25,395. 2025 Trailblazer trims start at $24,395 and go up to $28,995. The Trax is an extremely entry-level SUV for buyers on a budget. The Trailblazer and Trax are nearly equivalent on gas mileage. 2025 Chevy Trailblazer vs 2025 Chevy Trax Comparing Engine Power and Performance If you’re looking for an SUV that’s packed with plenty of power, admittedly, the 2025 Trax and the Trailblazer are not the two to pick—however, they are both extremely reliable. The Trailblazer features a 137 horsepower 1.2-liter ECOTEC turbo three-cylinder engine generating 162 pound-feet of torque and paired with a CVT and front-wheel drive only. You also have the option of a 155 horsepower 1.3-liter ECOTEC turbo three-cylinder engine delivering 174 pound-feet of torque; it is paired with a nine-speed automatic transmission standard four-wheel drive, though all-wheel drive is available. The Trax’s engine is the same as the base engine for the Trailblazer, but it is now capable of running on E85 fuel. It is paired with a six-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. 2025 Chevy Trailblazer vs 2025 Chevy Trax—Which SUV Offers Better Fuel Economy? The Trailblazer offers three engines with varying fuel economy. 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine with FWD gets 30 mpg/city, 31 mpg/highway, 30 mpg/combined 1.3-liter three-cylinder engine with FWD gets 29 mpg/city, 33 mpg/highway, 31 mpg/combined 1.3-liter three-cylinder engine with AWD gets 26 mpg/city, 29 mpg/highway, 27 mpg/combined The Trax gets mileage ratings of 28 mpg/city, 32 mpg/highway. 30 MPG combined 2025 Chevy Trailblazer vs 2025 Chevy Trax Interior Features and Tech Compared The Trax’s dash is user-friendly, thanks to its driver-facing infotainment screen and climate controls. The 2025 model is longer than it was last year, so there’s more back legroom and cargo space. Remote start, heated front seats and steering wheel, and sunroof availability varies according to trim. The Trailblazer’s front seats sit higher, like they would in a larger SUV, giving drivers more visibility. There’s more than enough room for two adults to sit comfortably in the back. While the Trailblazer is a compact SUV, it also excels in carrying whatever you need it to, with a cargo area that can be expanded further by folding down its rear seats (and passenger seats.) The Trax’s LS and 1RS trims feature an 8.0-inch infotainment touchscreen, with an 11.0-inch touchscreen on the LT. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard with an available wireless phone charger, and a Wi-Fi hotspot. The Trailblazer’s trims also feature an 11.0-inch infotainment touchscreen, a six-speaker stereo system with an available Bose seven-speaker as part of its Adaptive Cruise and Sound Package (featured on Active and RS trims.) Two USB ports are standard, as are wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and a Wi-Fi hotspot. Which SUV Should You Choose? The Chevy Trax is a bargain for those who never thought they could get into a sporty and reliable SUV and will no doubt meet your needs, whether you’re going back and forth to work or headed out on a weekend adventure. However, the Trailblazer is a bit more high-end with more engine and fuel economy options. If you’re not sure which to choose, come in and experience both!

The 2025 Chevy Blazer and 2025 Chevy Trailblazer may share a brand name, but they cater to different consumers. The Blazer is a sportier, midsize SUV experience with more power and space, while the Trailblazer is a compact, efficient option perfect for city driving. If you're deciding between these two, we’ll break down their key differences in performance, features, and overall value to help you find the right fit. KEY TAKEAWAYS 2025 Chevy Trailblazer trims start at $24,395 and go up to $28,995. The 2025 Chevrolet Blazer is a bit more expensive—it's priced from $36,795 to $44,195. The Trailblazer is one of the most affordable SUVs on the market today. Both the Trailblazer and Blazer have four unique trims. Interior Feature Comparisons in the 2025 Chevy Blazer vs 2025 Chevy Trailblazer While the Chevy Blazer is more expensive than the Chevy Trailblazer, their interiors both have great things to offer. Let’s take a look at their base trims, so you can get an idea of what they offer and how they meet your comfort and tech needs. The Chevy Trailblazer’s base trim, the LT, offers: An 11-inch infotainment touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto A four-speaker stereo system An 8-inch color driver information screen Cloth upholstery Two-way adjustable front head restraints Flat-folding front passenger seat Wi-Fi hotspot capability The 2025 Chevy Blazer’s entry-level trim, the 2LT, includes the following: 10.2-inch infotainment touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Six-speaker stereo system 4.2-inch color driver information screen Premium cloth upholstery Two-way adjustable head restraints throughout the cab Wi-Fi hotspot capability Heated front seats Chevy Trailblazer vs. Chevy Blazer Engine, Performance, and Towing Capacity Bottom line—the Blazer is more powerful and Trailblazer is more fuel efficient. The Trailblazer features: A 1.2-liter ECOTEC turbo three-cylinder engine as standard generating 137 horsepower and 162 pound-feet of torque and mated with a CVT. (There is no available all-wheel drive.) An available 1.3-liter ECOTEC turbo three-cylinder engine delivering 155 horsepower and 174 pound-feet of torque and mated with a nine-speed automatic transmission. Four-wheel drive is standard and all-wheel drive is available. The 2025 Blazer brings the noise with the following engines: A standard 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder cranking out 228 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque. An available 3.6-liter V-6 rendering 308 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque. Both four-wheel drive and all-wheel drive are offered with either engine; and both are mated with a nine-speed automatic transmission. The Blazer comes out on top when it comes to towing capacity—it can tow up to 4,500 pounds, while the Trailblazer can tow a max of 1,000 pounds. How is the Fuel Economy in the Chevy Trailblazer vs. the Chevy Blazer? The Chevy Trailblazer levels the playing field when it comes to fuel economy, but like the Blazer, its MPG ratings are dependent on engine and powertrain. The 2025 Chevy Trailblazer fuel efficiency ratings are: 1.2-liter three-cylinder engine and four-wheel drive: 30 mpg/city, 31 mpg/highway, 30 mpg/combined 1.3-liter three-cylinder engine and four-wheel drive: 29 mpg/city, 33 mpg/highway, 31 mpg/combined 1.3-liter three-cylinder engine and all-wheel drive: 26 mpg/city, 29 mpg/highway, 27 mpg/combined The 2025 Chevy Blazer’s fuel values are considerably lower: 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine and four-wheel drive: 22 mpg/city, 29 mpg/highway, 25 mpg/combined 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine and all-wheel drive: 22 mpg/city, 27 mpg/highway, 24 mpg/combined 3.6-liter V-6 engine and four-wheel drive: 19 mpg/city, 26 mpg/highway, 22 mpg/combined 3.6-liter V-6 engine and all-wheel drive: 18 mpg/city, 26 mpg/highway, 21 mpg/combined Which Chevy SUV Should You Take Home? Both the 2025 Chevy Blazer and 2025 Chevy Trailblazer bring plenty to the table, whether you’re looking for a bold, performance-driven midsize SUV or a compact, city-friendly ride with great efficiency. Your choice comes down to your lifestyle, budget, and driving needs. Meet our friendly sales team to help you experience both!