The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 is a truck that not only provides ample power for towing, but it is equipped with features that makes it one of the most comfortable trucks on the road. Specifically, the truck is designed for a quiet cab space. Even when you are on the highway, the cab has very little noise and you can hear the radio when it is playing on the most quiet volume. Additionally, the lighting, interior and myriad of optional attachments makes it great for customizing to make your true dream truck. The look of the truck is very standard, but the performance is where it shines. The steps on the back of the bed makes it simple to step up into the bed of the truck and load something without having to take a risk of ruining your bumper. Also, the hydraulic tail gate ensures that one of your buddies isn't going to smash the tail gate and break it. Overall, the Chevrolet Silverado is equipped for most any situation from the paved highway to the muddy farm road. The quiet and comfortable interior will make for a perfect ride inside of the truck no matter what it looks like on the outside.

I purchased my truck brand new in 2005. It had 9 miles on it and was the second time I bought a truck new. It is an extended cab, I love the space and the way the back doors open up wide to access the back. I have put over 100,000 miles on it and haven't had any major problems. There is plenty of power from the engine and I am very happy with its performance. I love the 2-tone paint and the leather interior. If something spills on the seats it is easily cleaned up, unlike cloth seats. There are a couple relatively small problems that have come up. The headliner isn't wrapped all the way around on the edges and now it is starting to peel off and sag near the doors. The air conditioner has a problem that was known by the manufacturer where the highest setting overheats the switch and melts the connection. I was a bit upset about this particular problem because it was known for a long time and by the time the manufacturer decided to correct the problem, my truck was too old to be fixed. Another small problem I have is with the controls for the headlights and interior lights. The gauge lights will sometimes go to their brightest level at night and the control panel doesn't dim it. The last thing I have problems with is the paint. It seems to be a pretty common issue where the paint on the roof and hood fades and starts to peel.