I was skeptical about owning a Chevrolet at first. I was mistaken. This truck is really made tough. It has a huge towing capacity (up to 10,000 pounds). I like that when we use it to tow our boat or another vehicle, you cannot really tell that you are towing anything. Most vehicles pull and use a lot of gas. Not the Silverado. The engine is so quiet when you crank it, you can rarely tell that it is on, and that is not normal for a V8 engine. The only down fall is that ( as with any Chevy) it always has catalytic converter issues right around the 100-thousand mile mark. That is the only work I have ever had to do to my truck. It is a tough truck, nothing has ever broke down on it. A lot of people told me that it would begin leaking around the back windows, but of course, I have not had that issue either.

My initial thoughts about this vehicle were mixed. I went outside the box and chose to get a Pearl White color and feel that I made the best choice. From day one I have received nothing but compliments on how beautiful my vehicle looks. The interior was designed with two-tone leather and accents the exterior color beautifully. I really enjoy having the ability to connect my phone to my vehicle and send directions to the in-dash navigation system. The truck rides like a car and takes bumps quite smoothly. It rides like a car and performs like a truck. I have yet to have any major issues with the vehicle. I am pleased with the gas mileage I get with a large tank. The vehicle is a great example of American craftsmanship, and I would not purchase another foreign vehicle.

I love my Chevy Silverado. It is tough but rides smooth. I know I can count on it for whatever my needs. I use it for family outings as well as hauling materials and tools to work. I’ve even pulled another vehicle with it. The gas mileage is decent, and I know I will have this truck for many years to come. My last Chevy lasted well over 300,000 miles. It is roomy and spacious inside.