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The 2025 Chevy Tahoe and the 2025 Chevy Traverse are sizable SUVs but while similar, they really play in different leagues. The Tahoe is full[-sized and all about muscle and rugged capability, while the Traverse, a midsize SUV offers a more affordable and fuel-efficient ride perfect for everyday family adventures. Let’s dive into their many features below! KEY TAKEAWAYS The 2025 Chevy Tahoe received a small refresh for 2025. Its models are priced from $60,495 to $80,195. The 2025 Chevy Traverse is priced from $41,995 to $56,795. The Tahoe went through a number of changes for 2025; the Traverse has received a few minor tweaks. The Latest Changes and Upgrades for the 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs 2025 Chevy Traverse The Tahoe received more than a few changes for 2025. They include: A larger 17.7-inch infotainment touchscreen and 11.0-inch digital instrument cluster Refreshed fascias on the front and rear and optional moving lights Greater power for the diesel engine option Fine-tuned steering and suspension Improved interior with quality materials Remote vehicle monitoring with Connected Camera New towing aids, including a trailer tire health monitor 24-inch wheel designs The addition Cypress Gray and Lakeshore Blue Metallic colors Trims and prices for the 2025 Tahoe are: LS: $60,495 LT: $63,695 RST: $68,495 Z71: $70,495 Premier: $75,095 High Country: $80,195 In comparison, the 2025 Chevy Traverse received minor changes that are mostly-trim specific: The High Country trim is a new addition to the lineup The LT trim receives a standard trailering package The Sun and Wheel package adds a sunroof and unique wheels The Traverse’s trims are far less expensive than those of the Tahoe. LT: $41,995 Z71: $48,995 High Country: $54,995 RS: $56,795 Performance and Engine Specifications of the Chevy Traverse and Chevy Tahoe The Traverse features a 2.5-liter turbo-four engine delivering 328 horsepower mated with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Its smaller size makes it easier to get around, particularly in the city. It gets 20 mpg/city and 27 mpg/highway on front-wheel drive; those numbers drop with all-wheel drive and 19 city/24 mpg highway. But if you want power, the Tahoe is the one to get. It has three engine possibilities: A standard 5.3-liter V-8 with 355 horsepower An available 6.2-liter V-8 with 420 horsepower A available 3.0-liter six-cylinder diesel with 305 horsepower All engines are mated with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Real-wheel drive is standard, with optional all-wheel drive. Both engines get 15 mpg/city and 20 mpg/highway with rear-wheel drive; with all-wheel drive there is a slight reduction in efficiency. Comparing Passenger and Cargo Size of the 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs 2025 Chevy Traverse The Tahoe is the larger of the two SUVs and seats eight over three rows. In the front seat there is 44.5 inches of legroom, while the second row has 42 inches. The third-row is also spacious with 34.9 inches of legroom. The cargo area is also ample, with 122.9 cubic feet of storage space. The Traverse is slightly smaller, with 44.2 inches of front legroom, 41.4 inches of legroom in the second-row, and 32.1 inches in the third-row. Its cargo area is much smaller, at 97.6 cubic feet. Which SUV Should You Choose? Whether you need the Tahoe’s towing power and rugged capability or the Traverse’s affordability and fuel efficiency, Chevy has an SUV to match your lifestyle. Visit our showroom to find out which one feels like the perfect fit for your needs!

The Equinox EV has certainly been at the forefront of Chevy’s mind, but it hasn’t left the Equinox ICE in the dust. It's back and newly styled from top to bottom, but how does it compare to competitors, like the highly regarded Honda CR-V? Let's take a look! KEY TAKEAWAYS The 2025 Chevy Equinox is very affordable for buyers on a budget. Its base trim starts at under $30,000; the 2025 Honda CR-V trims start at about $31,450. Both competitors have three available trims—the LT, RS, and Activ for the Equinox and the LX, EX, and EX-L for the CR-V. The Equinox is newly styled with a more rugged look for ‘25. 2025 Chevy Equinox vs 2025 Honda CR-V Changes for 2025 The Equinox is receiving a more truck-like visage in the new year. It appears more rugged, but inside, it's as comfortable and user-friendly as it's always been. The changes include: Newly refreshed exterior LED lighting, squared-off wheel wells, and fender flares. A larger 11.3-inch infotainment screen with Google built-in navigation and larger digital gauge cluster Front-wheel drive models get a new CVT transmission, and an all-wheel drive models get a new eight-speed transmission A gear shift on the steering column The Honda CR-V has received no new changes for 2025. 2025 Chevy Equinox vs 2025 Honda CR-V Engine Power and Performance Compared Both the 2025 Chevrolet Equinox and Honda CR-V aren’t super powerful but they are reliable and will get you from point A to B with ease and comfort. In the Equinox is a standard 1.5L 4-cylinder engine, generating 175 horsepower and 203 lb.-ft. of torque. In comparison, the 2025 Honda CR-V features a standard 1.5L 4-cylinder turbocharged powertrain, delivering 190 horsepower and 179 lb.-ft. of torque. While the Honda model is slightly more powerful, the Equinox has greater torque. Both rivals include a standard MacPherson strut front suspension and available all-wheel drive. Rating the Tech Features of the 2025 Chevy Equinox and 2025 Honda-CRV The Equinox has higher-quality tech in comparison to the Honda CR-V. Inside you’ll find a standard 11.3-inch infotainment touchscreen; the Honda, in comparison, has a standard 7.0-inch color screen. The Equinox also features a standard 11.0-inch driver information screen, while, once again, the CR-V’s is just 7 inches. Music lovers should also consider the Equinox—it comes with a standard 6-speaker audio system, while the CR-V has only four standard speakers. The Equinox also has standard Wi-Fi hotspot capability for all trims, which is only available on higher trim levels of the CR-V. 2025 Chevy Equinox vs 2025 Honda CR-V Comparing Interior Comfort and Features Both vehicles are comfortable, but the CR-V has a slight edge over the Equinox when it comes to storage. While both have a 60/40 fold-down second row, the CR-V offers 76.50 cubic ft. of storage; the Equinox only has 63.50 cubic ft. But the Equinox makes up for this with standard heated front seats and heated steering wheel. These items are, once again, only in the CR-Vs higher trims. Which SUV is the Best Choice—the 2025 Chevy Equinox or 2025 Honda CR-V? Both compact SUVs are smart choices, but the 2025 Chevy Equinox has more features you’ll love and at a more affordable price. If you're still unsure about its many perks and features, stop by our showroom for a personal tour—you won’t be disappointed!

The Chevy Colorado has been around for a few decades, and it has built a good name for itself. But with the nature of new designs, as well as new parts being put into trucks, sometimes some issues come up. That’s what we’re here to inform you about. Here at Burlington Chevy, we think it’s important to tell you the good, and the potentially bad issues with the Colorado, and what we can do to remedy the problem. These are some common problems with used Chevy Colorado. Key takeaways The Colorado has a few problems that can make driving hazardous if left unchecked. We offer vehicle inspections to stay on top of issues before they happen. Here at Burlington, we have master technicians on our team. What are the known issues on a Chevy Colorado? The Colorado has seen a fair share of issues of the years, and these issues are with the Power Steering, Transmission, Engine, Drivetrain, and AC problems. While these problems are known, drivers still consider the Colorado a reliable vehicle, giving it a 4.0 out of 5 in terms of reliability. Taking a closer look at the issues will reveal their severity. Starting with the power steering, if this problem happens to you, you’ll notice that your power steering will fail. This will make it harder to control your vehicle, and if you’re traveling at higher speeds, it can be problematic. The transmission has some problems, and while it’s not as bad as an outright failure, this will cause your vehicle to shake. This problem can be annoying, but it’s better off to try and have it taken care of as soon as possible. The engine has a few problems, ranging from leaking oil, to complete failures. The oil has two problematic areas, one being the engine itself, and the others are in the lines. The engine had reported to have problems starting or dying by itself. The drivetrain shares the same issues as the transmission, but that’s as it’s tied to the transmission. Some other issues that have occurred for the Colorado’s drivetrain are chattering, as well as thumps as the truck starts up. The AC also sees some problems. While not as dangerous as some of the other problems, this one could make it unbearable to be in your truck. This problem causes either your AC to blow either only hot, or only cold air. While here in New Jersey, blowing only hot air in the winter doesn’t sound too bad, when those temperatures start to rise, that becomes a problem. How do I fix these problems on the Chevy Colorado? Now that you know the issues, we’ll tell you what we do to make these issues right. If you suspect there’s something wrong with your vehicle, then you can bring it to our service department for a multi-point vehicle inspection. Depending on what we find will determine what we do next. Our technicians, and master technicians have over 100 years of experience and they’re equipped with the best equipment money can buy, all for one goal, and that’s to keep you satisfied. If you buy from us we have protection plans! For the smaller issues such as the oil problems, we can take care of that. We even offer protection plans. Unlike traditional warranties that may not be available, this one will protect your vehicle when others can’t. Coming in at three plans, you’ll be covered no matter what you choose. If you want the best coverage possible, then you’d want that platinum plan. This covers 1,500 parts, as well as coming with some extra benefits. All of the issues that the Colorado has experienced, and may experience will be covered. The benefits are roadside assistance, as well as trip interruption coverage. If your vehicle were to break down and be out of commission for a few days, we even offer rental car coverage with the Platinum plan. If you’re not too worried about getting full coverage, then you can opt for pre-paid maintenance. Coming in two plans that can last 72 months, you'll be able to get every routine maintenance done without ease. When you pay now, you don't have to worry later. Final thoughts When you buy a used vehicle from Burlington Chevrolet you can be certain that it has been inspected and in the best condition. Additionally, all of our certified preowned vehicles are even more rigorously inspected and within an appropriate mileage. If you're wanting to get behind the wheel of a Colorado, or any used Chevy, come visit us at Burlington! We have the vehicles, and the experts to keep them on the road.

The Chevy Blazer has a storied history. Originally put on the shelf in the 90s, Chevy decided to dust it off and unleash it on the new generation. The Blazer came back in 2019, but there’s a few areas that Chevy needs to tend to, and that’s what we’re here to bring to light those areas. These are some Chevy Blazer used buying concerns. Key takeaways At Burlington Chevy we offer multiple ways to stay on top of maintenance. Despite having known issues, the Blazer is a reliable vehicle. Some issues happen on a lot of other models, making it not just a Blazer issue. What are the known issues for the Chevy Blazer? Some areas that the Blazer has seen some problems with are the engine, brakes, climate system, transmission, and suspension. While these may seem like an automatic dealbreaker, they aren’t in fact most vehicles have some issues at some point in their various generations. These issues aren't guaranteed to happen. In more recent years, JD Power has even given the Blazer an 85 out of 100 rating or “Great” showing the Blazer has proven to be a reliable vehicle when taken care of. Taking a deeper dive into the issues will show what you should look out for. The first problem is with the engine. One consumer noted that the vehicle “had a shudder all of a sudden and wouldn't hold off without a foot accelerator pressed progressively.” This issue was ultimately due to a loose pin on the piston. Brake issues were reported noting that the vehicle would experience premature pad and rotor wear. In the worst case, sometimes the brakes would fail. The climate system was a point of failure for newer models. Being that we’re used to cold winters, this is something that should be addressed if the hot air stops working. While the Blazer has transmission problems, this isn’t unique to it as it’s a point of failure for tons of vehicles. With the Blazer, the transmission would cause the vehicle to accelerate suddenly. This issue can range from being scary to harmful, needing immediate attention. The suspension issues are pretty uncommon, same with the other issues that we’ve gone over, but still just as important to cover. Some consumers noted that the suspension sometimes feels unstable. When met with uneven roads or terrain that may cause damage to your vehicle. How should I take care of these issues? Now that we've gone over some issues, it’s time to tell you how we handle them. When you bring your vehicle to us, our trained technicians, as well as master technicians take a look at your vehicle. If you're not experiencing problems, you can still bring it here for a multi-point inspection where we’ll check known problem areas. If your vehicle does encounter any problem we mentioned here, we can take care of it. If you have a coverage plan selected, and depending on the package, we will be able to handle it all. With plans for the powertrain alone, ranging to every aspect of your vehicle, you’ll never have to worry. We even offer some rebates for these issues when you get them serviced by us, making it another way that we want to take care of you. With these rebates, we cover multiple areas of the vehicle that normally need work. If you like to stay on top of your vehicle's maintenance, we even offer pre-paid maintenance. With this, you pay once and then when your vehicle needs some work done you’re covered. This comes in a variety of lengths, with two different packages that offer different coverages. Why should I Buy a Used Blazer? When you buy a used vehicle from Burlington Chevrolet you can rest assured that we have inspected it with care. We sell used Blazers in the best condition possible. You can also opt for Certified Preowned which goes through an ever more rigorous inspection and is a higher bar used vehicle. On top of that when you buy a used vehicle from us you can add on the above packages and plans to give you peace of mind should anything happen. No matter what you decide on, we’re happy to help, come see us at Burlington Chevy today!

The Trailblazer has been a fan favorite since it was a trim on a different Chevy vehicle, and in 2002, it became its own vehicle. After a few years, Chevy put it on the shelf, and in 2021, it came back and it was ready to dominate the roads again. Throughout its life, it has seen its share of issues like other vehicles on the market. Together, we’ll take a look at some common problems with used Chevy Trailblazer to let you know what to look out for, and how to get them fixed. Key takeaways One of the issues that the Trailblazer experiences is something that Chevy has to deal with themselves. Some parts of the vehicle work in tandem to create one issue, making it so that you have to look at multiple areas of the vehicles. Here at Burlington, we have multiple packages, and services that will cover most, if not everything that was mentioned here. What issues does the Chevy Trailblazer have? Over the years, the Trailblazer has accumulated some problems. The most common problems are with the ignition system, infotainment system, braking system, noise, and vibration. Despite these issues JD Power has given the vehicle an 86 out of 100 for reliability, making it one of the best small SUVs on the market. This makes it one of the best vehicles for families who want a bit of excitement in their life. Diving deeper into these issues will reveal what the exact problems are. The ignition system saw the vehicle not start by either being unresponsive, or the engine will crank, but the vehicle fails to start. The infotainment system will sometimes be sluggish, or even outright freeze. While this isn’t something that will affect how you drive, it will be something that is extremely annoying when trying to swap between navigation, and music, as well as other connected apps. For the braking system, things can feel a bit different than what you’re used to. When going to brake, you may notice that the Trailblazer has longer stopping distances than usual, while other drivers reported having a strange feel when pressing in the brake pedal. This not only can be dangerous, it may affect how you feel as a driver by lowering your confidence behind the wheel. The noise and vibration go hand in hand. While you may not notice these issues at lower speeds, they will appear at higher speeds. After an investigation by Chevy, it was determined that this was caused by uneven tire balance, and issues within the drivetrain. If left unchecked, it won’t be dangerous, but it will make it hard to love your Trailblazer. Making it harder for the average family to stay quiet about the issue. The Service Department at Burlington Chevrolet Now that we’ve gone over some issues, we’ll tell you how to fix them. With one issue being something that Chevy has to fix themselves, this being the infotainment system. Here at Burlington Chevy, we can handle the rest. With the issues that involve the brakes, as well as the tire balancing, we can take care of that with ease. Thanks to our onsite techs, and master techs, we can do that inhouse, and get you back on the road in no time. For any issues that may happen with the powertrain, we can handle that too. With our powertrain protection plan, your vehicle’s essential parts are covered. We offer a variety of coverage, ranging from the powertrain, to most major aspects of the Trailblazer. Covering up to 1,500 parts, for up to 100,000 years, or 8 months. Here at Burlington Chevy, we have tons of equipment, with even more experience. Our facilities have over $50,000 worth of test equipment, and $100,000 of parts in inventory, we’re ready to take on the biggest, and smallest problems. Maintenance Packages and Protection Plans From pre-paid maintenance that can last up to 72-months that cover most routine areas, to some of the biggest jobs that are covered in our protection plans. We have ways to keep you on the road, and satisfied without breaking the bank. Final thoughts Burlington Chevrolet does everything we can to make sure every preowned vehicle we sell is in the best condition before it goes on the sales floor. Our certified preowned vehicles are even more top tier. And if anything comes up we have you covered. If you want the best dealership that wants the best for you, then come see us here at Burlington Chevy! We will help you stay on the road in a vehicle that suits your needs.

The Bolt is one of the newest additions to the Chevy family. Just under 10 years old, this model has made a name for itself. Given the nature of the automotive industry, and electric vehicle market, sometimes there’s problems that show up. That’s what we’re here to cover. These are some common problems with used Chevy Bolt. Key Takeaways The Bolt sees few issues, with the main ones that aren’t recalls revolving around the wheels. At Burlington, we offer pre-paid maintenance for EVs as well as protection packages. With such little issues, car reviewers say the Bolt is a good choice for those who want a compact EV. What are the common issues on a Chevy Bolt? Because the Chevy Bolt is one of the newest vehicles on the market, it’s still working out some kinks. A few problems that happened with the Bolt include multiple areas of the ties, and wheels. As well as a number of recalls that include the electrical system, and brakes. Diving deeper into the issues for the Bolt will show how easy we can deal with some, while others will benefit from our technicians that have more than 100 years of experience between them. There’s a few different problems with the tires. Uneven wear causes the tires to need to be rotated, while some other issues saw the wheels needing to be realigned, or even balanced. However, it is very common and even necessary to rotate your tires no matter what vehicle you drive. What recalls has the Chevy Bolt had? The recalls are a different story. These are issues that need to be addressed immediately. The first one is with the batteries sometimes catching on fire, while the other issue with the brake system saw gas build up thanks to insufficient coating on the rear brake caliper. While we can certainly handle most issues covered here, especially since we offer EV-focused benefits, we think it's best to let GM handle the recalls. With these recalls, we’ll check whatever vehicle we have for sale before it gets to you to make sure that you’re getting a safe vehicle. What makes Burlington different? For the issues with the tires, that’s something we can do in house. With both standard maintenance, and even our pre-paid maintenance makes it easy to stay on top of things. With our prepaid maintenance, you’ll get tire rotations covered for up to 72 months, with up to 12 visits. If your tires need to be replaced, we offer price matching, if you find a better price, show us, and we’ll meet it, making us your one stop shop for everything you need. Being that this is an EV, we offer pre-paid maintenance for EVs as well. Covering even more of what you need. With this we inspect your regenerative brakes, battery coolant, and the charging port. If you opt for the higher maintenance options, you gain even more. Coming with wiper replacements, cabin air filter replacements, and wheel alignments covering one of the issues that we’ve gone over. The last coverage package replaces a lot of components that see a lot of use. These are brake pads, rotors, a brake fluid flush, as well as battery coolant flush. These are just some things that we offer to help keep your car in top shape before any problems arise. What protection plans are available? If you opt for a protection plan, you can get up to 8 years, or 100,000 miles of coverage for up to 1,500 parts on pre-owned vehicles. You can rest assured knowing that you’ll get 24-hour roadside assistance, as well as genuine car parts from GM. If for whatever reason, you’re without a car, you’ll even have rental car coverage for up to $50 a day for 10 days. Should I Buy a Used Chevy Bolt? It’s not all gloom and doom for the Bolt. Edmunds has gone as far as saying “Since its introduction back in 2017, the Chevrolet Bolt has been a solid choice for buyers looking for a compact EV.” Showing that any potential defects isn’t a reason to dock the Bolt, especially when we can remedy them. Any used Bolt sold at Burlington Chevy has gone through an inspection to make sure it is in top condition. Summary If you’re wanting to see a Bolt in person, or want more information about what we do to right any potential wrongs, come see us. We’ll be happy to help here at Burlington Chevy!

In the world of full size trucks, the Silverado is at the front of the pack. The 2025 Silverado 1500 LT is no different. The LT is a nice upgrade to the standard Silverado, coming with better features, without breaking the bank. This is your 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 LT review. Key takeaways This truck shines both with upgrades or completely stock. With the Z71 package, you can go off-road without worry, and even comes with a spray-on bedliner giving your bed safety when working. This trim can haul up to 13,200 pounds, letting you use it for work, and play. What is the LT package on Silverado? LT stands for Luxury Touring. While the LT isn’t a package, it is an entire trim level. This mid level trim comes with more features than its counterparts that are slotted beneath it. Adding more comfort, utility, and looks. What is the 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 LT price? The 2025 Silverado 1500 LT starts at $55,795. This trim is a standout option when it comes to the Silverado lineup, with Car and Driver recommending it to those who want a Silverado. This is because “the LT model is where the fancier interior comes into play.” Being that the truck comes in a few different configurations, they also suggest that you opt for the “crew cab and standard-length bed for maximum cargo and passenger space.” Some other recommendations they threw in for the LT are the “5.3-liter V-8 over the optional diesel engine because it's cheaper and quicker.” If you opt for the diesel engine, you even gain access to the optional “Z71 Off-Road package with a host of upgraded hardware that makes playing in the dirt and mud easier and more fun.” If you do opt for this package, you’re able to do much more than drive from site to site in style, you can even go off-road thanks to the off-road suspension, Hill Descent Control, skid plates, all-weather floor liners, and 18-inch wheels wrapped in 18-inch all terrain tires. This package even comes with a spray-on bedliner, making it more rugged. If you're not interested in getting extra add-ons, the truck still comes with some nice standard features. The first one is a pair of screens. The infotainment system sits at 13.4-inches, while the driver information center is 12.3-inches. If you're going to have passengers often, the dual-zone automatic climate control will be a welcome feature allowing both you, and the front passenger having your ideal temperature. What are the 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 LT specs? The Silverado 1500 can haul 13,200 pounds. With the standard TurboMax engine, you can haul up to 13,200 pounds. Making this truck one of the better options when it comes to hauling trailers around. This engine is capable of producing 310 horsepower, as well as 430 lb-ft of torque. This will be able to do most moderate jobs easily, making it the best truck for handymen and tradesmen alike. If you’re using this truck for work, or even as a daily driver, fuel economy is important. This truck will get you 19 miles per gallon combined, while doing slightly better on highway roads coming on at 21 mpg. While it’s not as much, you will get 18 mpg on city roads, making it just as respectable. If you opt for the larger 5.3-liter V-8, you’ll get even more power. This engine gets 355 horsepower, as well as 383 lb-ft of torque. Mileage will remain similar, at 18 mpg combined. With highway mileage remaining the same, the city mileage sees a slight dip at 16 mpg. Summary No matter if you want the off-road package, or just a stock LT, you’ll certainly be happy with your truck. Come see us today at Burlington Chevy and we’ll show you why this truck should be your next vehicle.

If you’re in the market for a new truck that can still get work done, but isn’t massive, look no further than the 2025 Chevy Colorado. The Colorado takes the best parts of its big brother, the Silverado, and puts it into a more economical package. From us at Burlington Chevy, this is your Chevy Colorado 2025 review. Key takeaways Chevy streamlined the Colorado for 2025, cutting back on bloat, while delivering the best truck possible. The standard engine allows the truck to haul nearly 8,000 pounds. Coming with two new colors, you’ll be sure to standout with colors that resemble fire and ice. Are they making a 2025 Chevy Colorado? Yes, they are making a 2025 Chevy Colorado. And for 2025, the Colorado sees some new updates. Some things you can look out for are one standard engine. This engine is the turbocharged 2.7L I4. This engine can produce 310 horsepower, and 430 lb-ft of torque. Making it perfect for those who still want their truck to do some work. A quick dive into this new engine will reveal that it allows the truck to haul 7,700 pounds, and gets 17 mpg. This makes the truck a nice blend between being an everyday work truck, and a nice daily driver. For the other updates, you will find that there’s been a reshuffling of features, a new edition, as well as two new colors. These are Reef Blue, and Sunrise Orange. The WT and Trail Boss see some ease-of-use features added in the form of a standard sliding rear window, rear defrosted, and cruise control. The Trail Boss sees even more love, as well as the Z71. They get the Advanced Trailering package now coming standard. The ZR2 gains some new features that make driving comfortable. These are standard perforated leather seats with ventilated cushions, heated steering wheel, and a wireless charging pad. How much is the 2025 Chevy Colorado? The 2025 Colorado starts at $31,900. With the 2025 Colorado coming in 5 trim levels, and offering different features, they’ll come in different prices. The trims, and their prices are: WT starting at $31,900 LT starting at $35,800 Trail Boss starting at $39,800 Z71 starting at $43,800 ZR2 starting at $49,600 With so many options, it may be hard to make a decision, but Car and Driver has a recommendation to keep in mind. They suggest the Trail Boss as it “delivers almost as much mud-flinging fun for a lot less.” When compared to the ZR2. Also stating that the “Trail Boss comes with 32-inch all-terrain tires and fender flares that make it look like a tough truck.” While also coming with “an extra 1.5 inches of front suspension travel versus the WT, LT, and Z71, with an additional inch of travel in the rear.” This helps it so that you can take on most terrains without worry. Making it the perfect vehicle for those adrenaline seekers that don’t want to spend a ton of money. Will the 2025 Chevy Colorado have a 6 foot bed? No, the 2025 Chevy Colorado doesn't have a 6 foot bed. For 2025, the Colorado only has one configuration. And we think it’s one of the best! It is a four-door crew cab, with a five-foot bed. While this may be slightly disappointing to some, Chevy did this to make the experience more streamlined across all trims. By winding down how many variances there are within one lineup lets Chevy deliver a better experience to every driver. This can be seen with more standard features joining the lineup this year, and being shared across trims. Final thoughts Being that the Colorado comes with more standard features, 2025 is the best time to join the family. Come see us at Burlington Chevy today!

One of the newest EVs on the market is back for more. The 2025 Chevy Blazer EV takes the Blazer name and puts a modern, and more sustainable twist on a fan favorite. We’ll take a deeper dive into some features and other aspects of the vehicle so you don’t have to. This is your comprehensive 2025 Chevy Blazer EV review. Key takeaways The Blazer EV comes standard with a level 2 charger, allowing you to charge faster at home without needing to opt for it. With the right setup, you can go 324 miles, ensuring there’s less stops at a charging station. While this isn't a luxury vehicle, when you’re behind the wheel, it will certainly feel like one. How much will the EV Blazer cost? The 2025 EV Blazer comes in at $45,995. For 2025, the Chevy Blazer EV comes in hot with some new configurations joining the lineup. This includes a front-wheel-drive base model and a performance-oriented SS model with 595 horsepower. Some new features also come on the LT trim. These are a new 21-inch wheel option and a contrasting black- or white-painted roof. If you’re interested in a new package, then you’re in luck as 2025 sees the introduction of the Midnight/Sport Edition package. This package adds 19-inch black aluminum wheels, high gloss black roof rails, and black badging. Now that we’ve gone over some new features, let’s go over some prices. The Blazer EV comes in 3 trim, these are the: LT starting at $45,995 RS starting at $51,295 SS starting at $62,490 If you're not too sure which trim to get, Car and Driver recommends the single-motor, rear-wheel drive RS model. While it does cost more than the AWD variant, it does come with more power. This variant also “unlocks the Blazer’s maximum 324-mile driving range.” Car and Driver also notes that the “RS trim comes standard with cool 21-inch wheels, a power-operated hands-free rear liftgate, heated-and-ventilated front seats, a heated flat-bottomed steering wheel, and an illuminated Chevrolet bowtie logo.” Which are a few more reasons this trim is the one that caught their eye. Is the Blazer EV a luxury car? No, the Blazer EV isn’t a luxury car. But, while the Blazer EV isn’t a luxury trim, that doesn't mean that it isn’t luxurious. When you look at the SS, you'll find that it comes with some cushy features. When behind the wheel, you will be riding in comfort on perforated suede and Evotex seats. Not only are these seats durable, they’re also comfortable. Evotex seats are great for those who want to have a sustainable, yet leather like interior. For the colder regions, like here in New Jersey, the heated seats that come across both rows are a welcome feature. Being that the driver has the most important seat in the vehicle, you’re treated to some extra features too. These are a heated, flat bottom steering wheel. Not only is this stylish, it’s also comfortable. How long does it take to charge a Blazer EV? At home, you can charge your Chevy Blazer EV overnight. Being that most people will opt to charge their vehicle at home, Chevy equipped the Blazer EV with a level 2 charger. This lets you charge your vehicle to full every night without worry. While a level 2 charger needs to be professionally installed, it’s more than worth it for the average household. When you’re on the road and need some extra juice, pulling into a DC fast charging station will add 78 miles in as little as 10 minutes. On the topic of battery charging and range, we’ll cover some of the ranges you can expect. As we mentioned earlier, with the right configuration, you can go up to 324 miles. While on most other trims, you can expect 280 miles on one charge. Summary With the Blazer EV already on our lot, and more on the way, if you're interested in one, now is the best time to come look at one. If you're just wanting to see one in person, or want to get behind the wheel, come see us at Burlington!

As usual, the 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 delivers workhorse capabilities, off-road prowess, and all-around adventure. Choose this classic full-size truck for the best price on a strong, capable ride! Key Takeaways For 2025, the Silverado 1500 offers two new paint colors. The base WT trim is available with new technology for easy upfitting. Properly equipped, Chevy’s full-size truck can tow max loads of 13,300 pounds or haul payloads of up to 2,260 pounds! With nine trim models available, the Silverado offers everything from a basic work truck to an all-out off-road beast. Order your 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 today, from $37,000! What’s the difference between the 2024 and 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500? This new truck offers two new paint colors: Riptide Blue Metallic and Cypress Gray. The base Work Truck trim model is now available with a Universal Vehicle Module (UVM). Previously only available on GM police vehicles, the UVM transmits vehicle data over the Controller Area Network. It also makes it easy to upfit accessories, with 10 switchable input-outputs and a Custom Configuration Tool. How much can the 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 tow and haul? Chevy’s full-size truck can move nearly best-in-class figures. With the right equipment and body style, the 2025 Silverado 1500 can tow a trailer weighing up to 13,300 pounds! Max payloads reach 2,260 pounds. Besides muscle, the Silverado’s available tech features make it easier than ever to move major weight. Trailer tire pressure sensors will let you know if you’ve caught a flat (or need a little air). And a variety of available cameras help you monitor your cargo or glimpse the blind spots on either side of your trailer. Finally, Chevy’s full-size truck is available with the hands-free Super Cruise driving system, allowing you to coast carefree on pre-mapped divided highways (about 400,000 miles across North America)! Depending on trim model, you can choose from four engines for your Silverado: Base turbocharged 2.7L four-cylinder engine (310 hp, 430 lb-ft) 5.3L V8 (355 hp, 383 lb-ft) 6.2L V8 (420 hp, 460 lb-ft) Turbocharged 3.0L six-cylinder diesel engine (305 hp, 495 lb-ft) With rear-wheel drive, your Silverado’s engine is paired with an eight-speed transmission. Upgrade to four-wheel drive (optional for all but the Custom Trail Boss, LT Trail Boss, and ZR2, which come standard with four-wheel drive) for the 10-speed automatic transmission. Which 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 trim model should I choose? As usual, the Silverado 1500 offers a wide range of flavors. Choose from nine trim models for the truck that suits your needs! Whether you’re in need of an inexpensive work truck, luxury pickup, or beast of the off-road, you’ve got options. Work Truck (WT) Get back to basics with the entry-level Silverado 1500. This truck comes standard with the base engine, but it’s also available with the more power 5.3-liter V8! Highlights from the standard lineup include: Vinyl seating Rubber flooring Air conditioning Power windows and door locks 7-inch central touchscreen Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Cruise control Lane-keeping assistance Forward collision mitigation Custom Upgrade to the Silverado 1500 Custom to add to the base lineup with extra creature comforts and appearance features. This truck is only available with the base turbocharged engine. Standard features include: Cloth seating Power-adjustable driver’s seat Remote engine start 120-volt, household-style power outlets Cruise control Power-adjustable, heated side mirrors LED bed lighting Trailering package LT Add to the Custom lineup with upscale comforts and tech features in the LT! This Silverado comes standard with the base engine, but it’s also available with the 5.3-liter V8 or turbodiesel inline-six. Upgrades include: Heated front seats Heated, leather-wrapped steering wheel Power-adjustable driver’s seat Dual-zone automatic climate control 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster Keyless entry and ignition Enhanced Google-based voice control system 13.4-inch infotainment touchscreen LED headlamps Trailer brake controller RST The RST adds a few features to the LT lineup. Unlike the LT, though, it’s also available with the 6.2-liter V8 engine. Fog lamps RST appearance package Custom Trail Boss With traction-boosting gear and underbody protection, this truck is ready for the trail! It comes standard with the base engine. For more powerful adventures, the Custom Trail Boss is also available with the 5.3-liter V8 or turbodiesel six-cylinder engine. Highlights include: All-terrain tires Automatic locking rear differential Four-wheel drive with two-speed transfer case Underbody skid plates Hill descent control Z71 off-road suspension package LTZ This upscale truck is only available with the roomy crew cabin. It adds to the LT features with an impressive list of luxury features. Equip it with any of the Silverado’s powertrains, except the base engine. Highlights from the LTZ lineup include: Leather upholstery Power-adjustable, heated and ventilated front seats Bose premium audio system Wireless smartphone charging 20-inch wheels Power-folding sideview mirrors Power tailgate Perimeter lighting Front and rear parking sensors Surround-view camera Blind-spot warning LT Trail Boss Add to the Custom Trail Boss lineup with a swankier interior, flashier wheels, and LED headlamps! Equip this truck with any engine but the turbodiesel inline-six. Upgrades include: Heated front seats Dual-zone automatic climate control Heated, leather-wrapped steering wheel Power-adjustable driver’s seat 20-inch black aluminum wheels All-terrain tires LED head lamps Chevy Safety Assist suite of driving aids High Country When it comes to upscale features, the High Country is the most fully loaded Silverado trim model! Add to the LTZ lineup with luxurious details like heated rear seats and adaptive cruise control. Highlights from the High Country’s list of upgrades include: Heated rear seats Running board side-assist steps Enhanced LED headlamps Spray-in bedliner Adaptive cruise control ZR2 For outstanding off-road capabilities, there’s no better choice than the ZR2! Choose between the Silverado’s 6.2-liter V8 and turbodiesel inline-six engines for your ZR2 truck. Standard features include: Power-adjustable, heated and ventilated front seats Wireless smartphone charging Seven-speaker Bose sound system 33-inch all-terrain tires Four-wheel drive Multimatic DSSV dampers Upgraded underbody skid plates Electronic locking front and rear axles Power-sliding rear window Blind-spot warning Bed camera Surround-view camera Front and rear parking sensors Optional ZR2 Bison Edition package When can I order the 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500? Order your 2025 Chevy Silverado 1500 today! This full-size truck starts at $37,000, a lower MSRP than competitors like the 2025 Ford F-150 and Ram 2500. To build and buy your full-size truck, check out Chevy’s handy website tool. For a more personal touch, visit your local Chevy dealer!

The 2025 Chevy Silverado HD takes towing and hauling to the next level. But Chevy’s rough and ready heavy-duty trucks are also big on rugged styling and fun-loving adventure! Our buying guide helps you figure out how to configure yours. Key Takeaways A new Trail Boss package gets the Silverado HD LT and LTZ ready for off-road adventure! The Silverado HD’s tow-friendly turbodiesel Duramax engine supplies 470 horses and 975 pound-feet of torque! Choose from six trim models for the comfort, tech, and performance features you crave. There are nine paint colors available for the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD! What’s new for the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD? For 2025, shoppers can make the Silverado HD LT and LTZ trims off-road ready with the new Trail Boss package. It adds rugged features (like skid plates and off-road tires) and flashy appearance upgrades (including glossy 20-inch black wheels). Chevy also made a few changes to select trim models. For instance, the premium High Country truck now comes standard with adaptive cruise control. The Work Truck (WT), Custom, and LT trims are now available with front and rear parking sensors. A Black-Out appearance package is available for the Silverado HD Custom trim. How much horsepower does the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD’s 6.6L Duramax turbodiesel V8 make? For help towing the Silverado HD’s max loads of 36,000 pounds, you need the Duramax turbodiesel V8 engine. Its robust output of 470 horsepower and 975 pound-feet of torque helps you move major weight! On the other hand, if you’re looking to haul the Silverado HD’s maximum payloads, you’ll need the base gas-powered V8 engine. Properly equipped, a gas-powered Silverado HD can haul payloads of up to 7,237 pounds! Powertrain options for the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD include: Gas-powered 6.6L V8 (401 hp, 464 lb-ft of torque) Turbodiesel 6.6L Duramax V8 (470 hp, 975 lb-ft) 10-speed automatic transmission Standard rear-wheel drive or optional four-wheel drive Which features come with the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD? Thanks to the Silverado HD’s six trim models (WT, Custom, LT, LTZ, ZR2, and High Country), you can purchase a truck that includes the features you crave! The base WT offers the lowest price, along with gear you need to tackle big jobs. For more style and modern technology, check out the Custom and LT trims. The LTZ and High Country cabins are downright luxurious, and the ZR2 is equipped for both heavy-duty work and off-road adventure! Work Truck (WT) The entry-level Silverado HD is a heavy-duty workhorse. Drubbed with 12 tie-downs Automatic locking rear differential Forward collision mitigation (including front pedestrian braking) Lane departure warning Following distance indicator IntelliBeam high beam assist Custom Combine heavy-duty value with a little extra style! 20-inch machined-aluminum wheels with Grazen Metallic-painted accents Cloth seating surfaces Power-adjustable vertical trailering mirrors with heated upper glass Remote keyless entry Power windows and door locks LT The LT has both heavy-duty muscle and modern appeal. Keyless open and ignition 12.3-inch digital Driver Information Center 13.4-inch central touchscreen Power-locking and -releasing EZ Lift tailgate Chrome bumpers Body-color door handles Available 20-inch machined-aluminum wheels with Grazen Metallic-painted accents LTZ The Silverado HD LTZ is as stylish as it is capable! Perforated leather front-seat upholstery 10-way power-adjustable front seats LED headlamps and daytime running lamps with Amber tracer animation Hitch View In-vehicle trailering app Power-folding and -extending vertical trailering mirrors ZR2 For a heavy-duty truck that’s ready for off-road adventure, you can’t go wrong with the ZR2! Jet Black/Graystone perforated leather seating with Strike Yellow accent stitching 12.3-inch configurable digital Driver Information Center 13.4-inch central touchscreen Multimatic DSSV dampers 1.5-inch suspension lift e-Locker rear differential Aluminum front skid plate 35-inch Goodyear Wrangler Territory MT tires Front and rear Park Assist High Country Everything feels bigger and better in the premium High Country! 20-inch polished wheels Premium leather with exclusive perforation and stitching pattern Heated front and second-row outboard seats Authentic open-pore wood trim Power-up/-down tailgate Bed View camera and HD Surround Vision Chrome and bronze grille Front and rear Park Assist Rear Cross Traffic Alert Trailer Side Blind Zone Alert Safety Alert Seat What are the 2025 Chevy Silverado HD paint colors? There are nine paint colors available for the Silverado HD. Whether you want something bold (like Radiant Red or Lakeshore Blue) or incognito (Summit White or Slate Gray), you’ve got options! Availability depends on which Silverado HD trim model you select. To see whether your favorite trim model is compatible with your favorite shade, come on down to Burlington Chevy! Paint options for the 2025 Silverado HD: Black Iridescent Pearl Lakeshore Blue Radiant Red Sterling Gray Summit White Cypress Gray Red Hot Slate Gray

The 2025 Chevy Traverse is equal parts roomy interior comfort and sporty, turbocharged performance! In short, this three-row midsize SUV is as ready for your next adventure as you are. Key Takeaways The new Traverse comes standard with premium comfort features! Plus, the fabulous High Country trim model rejoins the lineup. Every Traverse is available with sporty all-wheel drive, the perfect addition to your outdoor adventures. Choose from four handsomely equipped Traverse trims: LT, Z71, High Country, and RS. Drive home in this sporty, family-friendly three-row crossover starting at $40,600! What’s new for the 2025 Chevy Traverse? The latest version of Chevy’s three-row midsize crossover feels more luxurious than ever! Last year’s base LS is now retired, making the Traverse LT the new starter model. And that means that this sporty crossover comes standard with more upscale features, including heated front seats and a heated steering wheel. The LT also adds the Trailering package to its list of standard equipment, which is great news for boat owners. Plus, the upscale High Country trim rejoins the lineup for 2025, offering shoppers exclusive luxury and style. Does the 2025 Chevy Traverse offer all-wheel drive (AWD)? Yes! Most Traverse trim models offer sporty all-wheel drive as an option. Add this performance gear to your Traverse LT, High Country, or RS to enhance all-weather safety and traction on soft surfaces, like sand. The rugged Traverse Z71 trim model comes standard with an exclusive twin-clutch all-wheel-drive system. Compared to the standard setup, it can help you travel increasingly rugged terrain! Powertrain specs for the 2025 Chevy Traverse include: Turbocharged 2.5L four-cylinder engine (328 horsepower, 326 lb-ft of torque) Eight-speed automatic transmission Front-wheel drive Optional all-wheel drive What trim models are available for the 2025 Chevy Traverse? The Traverse offers four trim options: the handsomely equipped LT, off-road-ready Z71, luxurious High Country, and snazzy RS. Because the base LS was discontinued, the comfy, tech-savvy LT now offers the best deal on a new Traverse. If you’re shopping for rugged adventure, the Z71 will draw you in with trail-friendly upgrades like advanced all-wheel drive. If you’re looking for style and interior luxury, you face a tough choice between the High Country and RS! LT Not only does the base LT come at a great price, but it also surpasses all expectations with its incredible comfort and tech lineup! Power-adjustable driver’s seat Heated front seats 11-inch digital Driver Information Center Heated steering wheel Tri-zone automatic climate control 17.7-inch color infotainment touchscreen Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Wireless smartphone charging pad Six-speaker sound system One-touch folding second-row seat AutoSense power liftgate Trailering package (with trailer hitch, enhanced engine cooling, and hitch guidance) Z71 Ready for an off-road adventure? Not as ready as the Traverse Z71! Black leatherette seating with red accent stitching Red interior trim Selectable drive modes for different terrain types Advanced twin-clutch all-wheel drive Off-road-tuned suspension Skid plate All-terrain tires 18-inch high-gloss Black machined-face wheels Available Enhanced Driving package (with Super Cruise, automated parking, and 10-speaker Bose sound system) Available Driver Confidence package (with 360-degree camera system and second-row 120-volt power outlet) High Country This Traverse is a luxurious choice, adding to the LT lineup with high-end comfort features and tech gear. Sky Cool Dry or Jet Black leather-appointed seating with Bronze accents Power-adjustable, heated and ventilated front seats Power-adjustable steering wheel Heated second-row seats One-touch folding second-row seats Power-folding third-row seats High Country liftgate badging Chrome and Dark Gray trim 22-inch high-gloss Black machined-faced aluminum wheels Driver Confidence package contents Enhanced Driving package contents RS The Traverse RS is handsomely equipped with comfort and convenience features! This crossover also features uniquely sporty styling. Jet Black leather-appointed seating with Red accents Flat-bottom steering wheel Panoramic sunroof RS badging and Red trim Blackout styling, including grille and roof rails 22-inch high-gloss Black-painted aluminum wheels How much is the 2025 Chevy Traverse? Chevy’s three-row midsize crossover starts at $40,600! Of course, the MSRP of each trim model varies. But it’s easy to estimate how much your 2025 Chevy Traverse will cost, just give us a call at Burlington Chevy! We will be happy to help you find the perfect SUV to match your needs!