Powerful drivetrains, stout underpinnings and unique options make the Silverado a pickup worth considering, but Ford's new F-150 has it beat when it comes to interior design and overall refinement.
Roomy extended-cab models, strong V8 engines, innovative features.
Cheap interior materials, questionable build quality.
Available Silverado 1500 Regular Cab Models
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Work Truck
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Z71
Available Silverado 1500 Extended Cab Models
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Work Truck
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LT
Available Silverado 1500 Crew Cab Models
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Available Silverado 1500 SS Models
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SS
The value-priced Work Truck package is now available on both regular and extended cabs. Base models pick up cruise control, a sound system, chrome rear bumper and chrome wheels. An automatic transmission is now standard on LS models, and the V6 is no longer an option in this trim. Other updates include new polished aluminum wheels and 265/70R16 tires with either black sidewalls or raised white lettering. The Quadrasteer option no longer requires the buyer to order trailering equipment. There's also a new tonneau cover, and inside, you'll find underseat storage. Finally, Chevrolet has deleted the Silverado's passenger-side outside door lock.
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