Used Chevrolet Silverado 3500 for Sale

Anyone who buys this type of vehicle is mostly concerned with the engine horsepower and towing capacity of the vehicle. The 2012 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 does not disappoint. The power is impressive and markedly better than an older Silverado I owned. The acceleration is comparable to most basic cars, and it has enough power to pull nearly any trailer. The quality of the interior of the vehicle is also impressive. The seats are comfortable and supportive, and the leather appears genuine and upscale. The sunroof is a nice option, as is the rear DVD player. All in all, the vehicle portrays power, yet maintains a slightly regal or premium image.

This is my favorite truck. If I had gotten a v8, I would still have it today. In fact, the only reason I sold it was because I got a phenomenal lease deal on a Sierra Denali. I put 46k on this truck driving for work in Houston, and it ran great. I got the v6 version because it got better fuel mileage ratings than the V8, and I would routinely get 24 to 26mpg. The paint on this truck chipped easily. The engine had pretty noticeable lifter ticking, but that never seemed to affect its function. The exterior design of the '14 and '15 Silverados is beautiful and reminiscent of the ones made in the mid '80s. The '14 and up trucks look good on the inside and use durable materials. They are also very quiet while driving.

I like that the truck has a lot of horse power to pull anything that I own like my 4 stall horse trailer fully loaded plus my 5th wheel. This truck with the 4 wheel drive does anything and everything in all types of weather so I never have to worry about being stuck or stranded somewhere. Even being a crew cab the bed is still long enough to carry lumber and yards or dirt and mulch with no problems.