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As we start to wind down and close out 2025, the 2026 models of popular vehicles have steadily been rolling out. One Chevy SUV in particular has gotten quite a bit of attention for the next update: the 2026 Chevy Equinox. The 2025 Chevy Equinox saw a sweeping redesign, but what does the new 2026 version have to offer? Let’s look at the 2026 Equinox SUV updates to see what exciting features are going to be available moving forward. If you’ve been looking for a new SUV near Savanna, read on to find out if the 2026 Equinox is the right choice. more 2026 Chevy Equinox: Exterior The 2025 Equinox saw an overhaul in terms of design as the first year of the vehicle’s fourth generation. The 2026 model carries over most of those updates with minimal changes, though what has changed is exciting. The overall size of the 2026 model is slightly larger than the 2025 model, but only as far as the exterior is concerned; the interior dimensions remain the same. The grille and fascia have been updated to be wider and a bit sportier to live up to the SUV moniker. The headlights have also slimmed down a bit, with thinner LEDs taking their place. Roof rails have been removed from 2025’s Convenience package and placed in the Midnight Edition package. Lastly, the big change for the 2026 Chevy Equinox exterior is the new Polar White Tricoat finish, which replaces 2025’s Iridescnt Pearl Tricoat. 2026 Chevy Equinox: Interior The 2026 Chevy Equinox doesn’t differ too much from the 2025 model inside the cabin, though the materials are a little softer to the touch to impart a sense of luxury. The physical drive mode selector, which was only on the ACTIV and RS trims for 2025, is now standard on all trims for the 2026 version. Chevy also tweaked the design of the vehicle to make the cabin a little quieter compared to the 2025 model. It still can seat up to five passengers comfortably with 104.3 cubic feet of passenger volume; max cargo clocks in at 63.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded down. New Equinox Safety and Tech The 2026 Chevy Equinox keeps the standard 11.3” infotainment screen with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ connectivity standard across all trims. Wireless charging pads and a premium audio system are available features for those who want the extra comforts. Safety features remain largely unchanged, though the 2026 model adds in intersection auto emergency braking and lane centering to the standard suite instead of being available upgrades. 2026 Equinox Trims and Specs The 2025 and 2026 Chevy Equinox models feature the same engine and drivetrains: a 1.5L, turbo four-cylinder worth 175 horsepower and your choice of front-wheel drive (standard) or all-wheel drive (available). FWD gets a continuously variable transmission; AWD gets an eight-speed auto transmission. The 2026 Chevy Equinox trims remain the same as the 2025 version as well: 2026 Chevy Equinox LT: $28,700 2026 Chevy Equinox RS: $33,600 2026 Chevy Equinox ACTIV: $33,600 There’s also the 2026 Chevy Equinox EV, but we review that model separately. Shop the Chevy Equinox in Savanna, IL Why wait to get your hands on the 2026 Chevy Equinox? It delivers plenty of value, power, and comfort for drivers in and around Savanna to add some fun to daily drives, and our team at Ed Morse Chevy Savanna is here to help you pick the right trim and options to customize your ride. Contact us today to get started.

One of the main benefits of owning a pickup truck is that it allows you to tow far more weight than other types of vehicles, and the Chevrolet Silverado 1500 has some of the best towing capacity in the game. It also has a ton of available towing tech that makes pulling campers, boats, and other things easier than ever. Read on to discover why the Silverado is the best choice for shoppers looking for the perfect machine for work and play in Savanna, IL. more 2026 Chevy Silverado Towing Capacity at a Glance The Silverado 1500’s max trailering numbers will depend largely on which powertrain it’s equipped with. There are four available engines, as well as a choice between rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. Here are the maximum trailering specs for each available engine and drivetrain combo: TurboMax™ 2.7-liter: 9,500 lbs. (RWD), 9,300 lbs. (4WD) EcoTec3 5.3-liter V8: 11,300 lbs. (RWD), 11,100 lbs. (4WD) EcoTec3 6.2-liter V8: 13,200 lbs. (4WD only) Duramax™ 3.0-liter Turbo Diesel: 13,300 lbs. (2WD), 13,000 lbs. (4WD) The max towing capacity for the 2026 Silverado 1500 is 13,300 pounds, and requires the powerful Duramax™ Turbo Diesel engine, which cranks out an impressive 305 horsepower and 495 pound-feet of torque. When properly equipped, the 6.2-liter V8 gas engine can also tow over 13,000 pounds, making the Silverado one of the only full-size pickup trucks with two separate engines that can achieve these numbers. Shoppers may notice that, generally speaking, trucks with rear-wheel drive have a slightly higher average towing capacity than those with 4WD. To put it simply, this is because 4WD trucks tend to have a higher curb weight (in layman’s terms, that means they’re heavier). There are a few other important factors that also affect towing capacity, including the cab size, bed length, and axle ratio. If all of this sounds overwhelming, fret not—just contact our Chevy dealership in Savanna, IL, and our towing experts will steer you in the right direction. How to Determine Chevy Silverado Towing Capacity It’s important to note that the figures we mentioned above are max trailering ratings, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll always be able to safely tow quite that much. There are a few ways to calculate your Silverado’s exact towing capacity. The first method is to check either the owner’s manual or the trailering info sticker, which you can find on the doorjamb on the driver’s side. You’ll find a few different terms on here, including GVWR, GCWR, and curb weight. With this info, you can work out the max towing capacity like this: Take the truck’s listed curb weight Add the weight of any passengers and cargo, as well as the weight of the fuel in the tank Subtract that number from the truck’s GCWR (Gross Combined Weight Rating) This number will be the truck’s true max trailering capacity Of course, some folks don’t feel like doing a bunch of math every time they want to haul their camper. That’s why Chevy includes a Load Calculator in the myChevrolet app, which can be accessed from your mobile device. Available Towing Technology for the Silverado 1500 In addition to the myChevrolet Load Calculator, Chevy offers a ton of additional trailering tech to help you tow safely and efficiently. Here are a few key features. In-Vehicle Trailering App When equipped with the Advanced Trailering Package, the Silverado comes with the in-vehicle trailering app, which provides tons of available towing-specific information, like: Up to 5 customizable trailer profiles Tow/Haul Mode Reminder Pre-Departure Checklist Trailer Maintenance Reminders Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring Trailer Light Test Trailer Theft Detection And more Using this intuitive app, you can tow with the utmost confidence and ensure that every trip goes smoothly. Trailering Camera Technologies In addition to the available trailering app, the Silverado can be kitted out with up to eight external cameras, including: 1 Front Grille Camera 2 Side Mirror Cameras 1 Bew View Camera 1 Rear Camera Mirror 1 Rear View Camera 2 Accessory Cameras (for trailer use) Utilizing these cameras and their associated tech features, the Silverado 1500 is capable of providing up to 14 camera views: Rear Camera Mirror Front Camera View Rear Camera View HD Surround View Front Top-Down View Rear Top-Down View Front Side View Rear Side View Pic-in-Pic Side View Hitch View Bed View Rear Trailer View Inside Trailer View Transparent Trailer View Find the Chevy Silverado for Sale in Savanna, IL At Ed Morse Chevrolet Savanna, we have an excellent selection of new Chevy Silverado 1500 models for sale, and with our Backed by Morse price protection, you can shop knowing you’re getting one of the best prices around. You can also check out our new vehicle specials for even more ways to save. Contact us online or call us at 866-426-8396 to schedule a test drive today.

Corvettes are instantly recognizable vehicles and have a long legacy as American-made supercars. Since 1953, they’ve pushed the boundaries of performance, design, and aerodynamics to those who value power, speed, and style above all. With 2026 quickly approaching, that means it’s time to look at the newest Corvette that’s about to join a storied lineup and history: the 2026 Chevy Corvette Zora, aka, the 2026 Chevy Corvette ZR1X. more Now, “Zora” is only a codename for the new model that’s coming out. But the first looks are so promising, it almost doesn’t matter what they call it. Put bluntly, it has a beastly engine that will make certain Italian supercars blush, and it will look quite at home whether it’s parked in your driveway or tearing up the racetrack. But, without further ado, let’s look at what we know so far about the Chevy Corvette Zora price and specs, and what we can expect to see from this next-gen vehicle. 2026 Chevy Corvette Zora Specs The Chevy Corvette Zora, or ZR1X, packs an almost unbelievable amount of power. It features the LT7 5.5L, V-8 engine (found in the Chevy Corvette ZR1), worth an already impressive 1,064 horsepower, that drives the rear axle. To up the ante, Chevy then paired a 186-horsepower electric motor, tied to the front axle, to bring the total horsepower to a jaw-dropping 1,250. That’s right, the Chevy Corvette Zora is a hybrid and delivers exciting results. Since there are two motors powering the axles, the Zora is all-wheel drive standard, which only increases its handling, and let’s be honest, fun. For 0-60 time, you won’t be disappointed. Quite the opposite, really. Chevy is reportedly saying that the Zora will hit 0-60 in under two seconds and can clear a quarter mile in under nine seconds. The Zora’s Chief Engineer, Josh Holder, says that the ZR1X was inspired by and improves upon the combination of the Corvette ZR1 and the Corvette E-Ray. We wholeheartedly agree. For drivers who want to make a quiet getaway in the morning without waking the neighbors, Stealth Mode runs purely on the electric motor. You’ll make it about four miles with top speeds of 45 mph when it’s activated. 2026 Chevy Corvette Concept Overview Every inch of the Corvette ZR1X is designed to support and enhance performance. Whether you choose the hard-top coupe or the convertible, aerodynamics and thermal management are at the forefront of the Zora’s concept and design. Many components of the Zora are built from carbon fiber for a lightweight body that’s still plenty durable. There’s the ZR1X Carbon Fiber Aero package that adds a spoiler, underbody strakes, and more to add 1,200 lbs. of downforce. The Zora also comes standard with enhanced side air inlets and a flow-through hood to cool the vehicle as you go. 2026 Chevy Corvette Zora Technology 2026 Corvette ZR1X Interior Santorini Blue For starters, the Zora comes with a 12.7” infotainment system, a 14” digital gauge cluster, and an additional 6.6” touchscreen that handles the head-up display and Performance Traction Management settings. The Zora also features regenerative braking to recapture some energy to charge the electric motor. Other tech features include: A wireless phone charger An HD rear camera and rear camera mirror A standard Bose 10-speaker sound system An available Bose 14-speaker sound system A performance data recorder An available heated steering wheel Available front and rear HD cameras Available heated and ventilated Napa leather seating And more. Pre-order Your 2026 Chevy Corvette Zora Get your hands on the 2026 Chevy Corvette Zora first when you pre-order through Ed Morse Chevrolet of Savanna. Experience and enjoy the latest power, performance, and tech upgrades in what is expected to be one of the most thrilling rides and vehicles of the decade. Contact us to learn more and to place your order!

Have you been searching for a new 3-row SUV to head off-road or to fit your growing family? The 2025 Chevy Tahoe and 2025 Chevy Suburban are two top-tier large, 3-row SUVs with plenty of power, amenities, and features that make every drive more comfortable, and you’ve likely run across them in your research. While they look similar, there are some key differences between these two powerhouses that should be noted, and that’s just what this model comparison guide will do. Read on to find out if the Chevy Tahoe or Chevy Suburban is the best SUV for your next vehicle. more 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs. 2025 Chevy Suburban: Power and Performance Both the 2025 Chevy Tahoe engine setup and the 2025 Chevy Suburban engine setup can come in one of three options: A 5.3L V-8 with 355 horsepower A 6.2L V-8 with 420 horsepower A Turbo-Diesel 3.0L I-6 with 305 horsepower and 495 pound-feet of torque. These three engine options are available for both the Tahoe and the Suburban. Most of the trims for both vehicles come standard with the 5.3L; the 6.2L, and the diesel 3.0L engines are available as options. Rear-wheel drive is the usual drivetrain on both vehicles, with four-wheel drive as an option, though some of the upper-level trims come with four-wheel drive standard. if you plan on doing any traveling off-road, we recommend 4WD for the power distribution to the wheels for better, tighter handling. 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs. 2025 Chevy Suburban: MPG 2025 Chevy Tahoe MPG 5.3L engine: 15 city / 20 highway 6.2L engine: 14 city / 20 highway Diesel 3.0L engine: 21 city / 28 highway 2025 Chevy Suburban MPG 5.3L engine: 15 city / 20 highway 6.2L engine: 14 city / 19 highway Diesel 3.0L engine: 21 city / 27 highway While both are pretty much neck-and-neck in real-world scenarios, the Tahoe is rated for slightly better fuel economy on average. It’s not surprising to see the Suburban getting slightly less MPG than the Tahoe, which we’ll get into in the next section, and things will make more sense. 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs. 2025 Chevy Suburban: Seating and Size Put simply, the 2025 Chevy Suburban is a larger, longer version of the 2025 Chevy Tahoe, and this is the main difference between the two. Both vehicles can accommodate up to eight passengers, though those in the back row of the Suburban will have a little more space. Due to its larger size, the Suburban gets slightly fewer miles per gallon compared to the Tahoe. The 2025 Chevy Tahoe cargo space clocks in at a max of 122.7 cubic feet; the 2025 Chevy Tahoe max cargo is 144.7 cubic feet. 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs. 2025 Chevy Suburban: Interior and Tech The entry-level trims of the Chevy Tahoe and Chevy Suburban come standard with cloth seats. Mid-level trims have available leather seating, while the high-end trims come standard with perforated leather seats that are also heated and ventilated. Whether you choose the Tahoe or the Suburban, you’re going to have a spacious, comfortable ride. When it comes to tech, both the Tahoe and Suburban make it easy to stay connected. USB ports throughout the cabin, available Wi-Fi hotspots, a standard wireless charging setup, and available head-up displays are just a few of the features you’ll find within the cabins. Both vehicles also feature a massive 17.7” infotainment system with Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, and Google built-in compatibility, which are standard across all trims. 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs. 2025 Chevy Suburban: Safety Both the Chevy Tahoe and the Chevy Suburban feature a robust suite of safety and driver assistance features to protect you on every ride. Safety features on both vehicles include: Forward collision warning Enhanced auto parking assist Rear camera washer Electronic stability control Rear cross-traffic braking Hill start assist HD surround vision Available Super Cruise technology 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs. 2025 Chevy Suburban: Price As you might expect, the Chevy Suburban starts at a slightly higher price than the Chevy Tahoe due to its size. The Chevy Tahoe starts at $59,000 MSRP, while the Chevy Tahoe starts at $62,000. The highest Chevy Tahoe trim, the High Country, starts at $78,700 MSRP, and the highest Chevy Suburban trim, also called the High Country, starts at $81,700 MSRP. 2025 Chevy Tahoe vs. 2025 Chevy Suburban: Final Thoughts Both vehicles share the same engines, seating availability, tech, and safety features. What it really comes down to is cargo space, as well as a slight difference in leg and hip room for your passengers in the back rows. If you want the most space possible for groceries, accessories, and your passengers, we’d recommend the 2025 Chevy Suburban. If you want a slightly smaller ride with a smaller wheelbase and tighter handling (but still massive amounts of space), the Chevy Tahoe is a wise decision. The best way to find out which is the right vehicle for you is to head down to Ed Morse Chevrolet in Savanna to try out both vehicles and see which one feels better. Contact us to learn more about the Chevy Tahoe and Chevy Suburban, and to schedule a test drive.

There are many reasons to buy a truck. The cargo bed makes them incredibly useful for a number of jobs, and they’re some of the most capable off-road vehicles available. Some people just prefer how they look—we’re not here to judge. Of course, trucks are also incredibly useful for their ability to tow and haul massive loads, but not all trucks are made equal. When shopping for your next Chevy truck for sale near Savanna, IL, you’ll want to do some research to make sure it’s rated for the job you need it to do. Check out our quick guide to see which Chevy truck is right for you. more Truck Towing Capacity Basics Before you start your truck search, it’s important to know a few things. First and most important is that the specs you see online are generally for comparison purposes only—there are many factors that affect a truck’s towing capacity, and you’ll want to look at the door sticker to find all the relevant numbers for that specific one. Aside from the model of truck, towing capacity can be affected by the cab style, bed length, tire and wheel size, whether it’s 2WD or 4WD, and of course, the engine. If you have any questions about a particular model, contact your local Chevy dealership in Savanna and our truck experts will be happy to help you find the perfect one for your needs. Chevy Trucks by Towing Capacity Chevy Colorado Towing Capacity The Colorado is Chevy’s dedicated midsize truck. Despite being the smallest truck in the lineup, it boasts class-topping towing capacity of up to 7,700 pounds when properly equipped. Its impressive towing ability is thanks in large part to the 2.7-liter TurboMax™ engine, which cranks out 310 horsepower and 430 pound-feet of torque. It also has an available Tow/Haul mode that optimizes performance, an available trailering app, and up to 10 external camera views to aid in parking and reversing while pulling a heavy load. Chevy Silverado 1500 Towing Capacity As one of the most popular trucks in America, it's no surprise that the Silverado 1500 is extremely well-equipped to handle large loads. It has even more available camera views than the Colorado, with up to 14 total, as well as a choice between four different engines, allowing shoppers to choose the power specs based on their unique needs and budget. Here’s the max towing capacity for each available powertrain: 2.7-liter TurboMax™: 9,500 pounds 5.3-liter V8: 11,300 pounds 6.2-liter V8: 13,100 pounds 3.0-liter Duramax™ Turbo Diesel: 13,300 pounds Chevy Silverado 2500 HD Towing Capacity The next step up in the roster, the 2500 HD offers a massive boost in towing power. It also allows for fifth-wheel/gooseneck hitch towing, which increases max towing even further. The 2500 is available with two engines; here are their max capacities: 6.6-liter V8 Max conventional trailering: 16,000 pounds Max fifth-wheel/gooseneck trailering: 18,700 pounds 6.6-liter Duramax™ Turbo Diesel Max conventional trailering: 20,000 pounds Max fifth-wheel/gooseneck trailering: 22,430 pounds Chevy Silverado 3500 HD Towing Capacity For the jobs that require the absolute highest towing capacity possible, the 3500 HD is the burliest standard pickup. Like the 2500, it offers a choice between the gas and diesel engine, but it also boasts even sturdier construction and the option for a dual rear wheel axle, which improves its numbers immensely. Check out the max capacities based on powertrain below: 6.6-liter V8 Max conventional trailering: 18,700 pounds Max fifth-wheel/gooseneck trailering: 20,000 pounds 6.6-liter Duramax™ Turbo Diesel Max conventional trailering: 19,080 pounds Max fifth-wheel/gooseneck trailering: 36,000 pounds Explore the Chevy Truck Lineup in Savanna, IL At Ed Morse, we have an excellent selection of trucks for every job, and they’re all Backed by Morse, which means you get to benefit from our price protection promise, so there’s no games and no wondering if you’re getting the best deal around. Ready to come test drive your next new Chevy truck? Call us today at 866-426-8396 or contact us online.

The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and Silverado 2500 HD may share a name, but they have some very different capabilities to be aware of when you’re out truck shopping. The one you pick will have an effect on how much you can tow, how much you can haul in the bed, and how much you’ll need to budget for, but there are a few other differences that may surprise you. If you’re shopping for a pickup truck for sale near Savanna, IL and you’re not sure which one to go for, read on. more Silverado 1500 vs. 2500 HD Trims and Price First, let’s check out the bottom line and see how much you can expect to pay for these brawny beasts of burden. Here’s a side-by-side comparison based on their comparable trims: 2025 Silverado 1500 2025 Silverado 2500 HD WT $37,000 $51,600 Custom $43,600 $53,100 LT $48,100 $55,700 RST $51,500 - Custom Trail Boss $51,800 - LTZ $57,700 $62,600 LT Trail Boss $58,800 - High Country $62,700 $72,900 ZR2 $70,000 $71,100 As you might expect, the 2500 HD is going to cost more, largely because it has significantly more capability (more on that in a moment). The 2500 HD also doesn’t have the RST or Trail Boss trims in its lineup. Silverado 1500 vs. 2500 HD Bed and Cab Dimensions Both trucks have multiple cab and bed sizes you can configure. Not only does this affect the dimensions you have to work with, but it also has a major effect on the truck’s performance. The Silverado 1500 has five available: Regular Cab/Standard Bed Regular Cab/Long Bed Double Cab/Standard Bed Crew Cab/Short Bed Crew Cab/Standard Bed Meanwhile, the Silverado 2500 HD also has five, but they differ significantly: Regular Cab/Long Bed Double Cab/Standard Bed Double Cab/Long Bed Crew Cab/Standard Bed Crew Cab/Long Bed The 2500 HD lacks the option for a short bed, and its more rigid construction allows shoppers to pair longer cab and bed styles together for maximum passenger and cargo space. Silverado 1500 vs. 2500 HD Engines One of the most important differences between these two trucks is their available powertrains and the power they crank out. Both can be optioned with either rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, but they have vastly different engine options. The 2025 Silverado 1500 has four to choose from: TurboMax™ engine: 310 horsepower, 430 pound-feet of torque 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V8: 355 horsepower, 383 pound-feet of torque 6.2-liter EcoTec3 V8: 420 horsepower, 460 pound-feet of torque 3.0-liter Duramax® Turbo Diesel: 305 horsepower, 495 pound-feet of torque On the other hand, the 2025 Silverado 2500 HD has two engine options: 6.6-liter V8 gas engine: 401 horsepower, 464 pound-feet of torque 6.6-liter Duramax™ Turbo Diesel: 470 horsepower, 975 pound-feet of torque Right away, we can see the massive difference in power output between the two. The 2500 HD’s standard gas engine has numbers on par with 1500’s 6.2-liter V8, which is only available as an upgrade on upper-level trims. The 2500’s 6.6-liter diesel engine also has far more oomph than the 1500’s 3.0-liter, with 165 more horsepower and a staggering 480 more pound-feet of torque. Silverado 1500 vs. 2500 HD Towing and Payload With such a stark difference in what’s under the hood, it should come as no surprise that the 2500 has way higher towing and payload specs than the 1500. Here’s a quick look at the numbers for both: 2025 Silverado 1500 2025 Silverado 2500 HD Max conventional trailering 13,300 pounds 20,000 pounds Max gooseneck/fifth-wheel trailering 10,300 pounds 22,420 pounds Max payload 2,260 pounds ~4,200 pounds* *Depends on specific configuration The Silverado 1500 has plenty of grunt to do a lot of things, including pull sizeable travel trailers and boats, and it can fit over a ton of weight in the bed when properly configured. However, the 2500 HD is necessary if you want to pull something beefier, like a fifth-wheel trailer, horse trailer, or heavy machinery. This is likely going to be the most important consideration when you choose between the 1500 and 2500 HD, and towing and payload specs can vary big time depending on the specs you choose. If you want to make 100% sure you’re getting the right truck for your needs, contact your local Chevy dealer in Savanna, IL and talk to our truck experts. Shop Chevy Silverado HD Models for Sale in Savanna, IL Whether you choose the stalwart Silverado 1500 or the powerful Silverado 2500 HD, you can shop with confidence knowing they’ll get the job done—and if you need even more power, try checking out the almighty Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD. Still not sure which one is right for you? Our friendly and knowledgeable sales team is here to help you pick the perfect truck, and our special offers and finance deals ensure that it’ll be priced right. Contact us online or call us at 866-426-8396 for personalized help finding the ideal Silverado model.

A few short years ago, the Trax was a bit of a black sheep in the Chevrolet lineup. Critics loved its value and fuel economy, but others complained about a lack of features and its modest size. So, Chevy went back to the drawing board, and for the 2024 model year, the Trax came back with a full redesign. The result was the crowd-pleasing compact SUV that we all know and love today. Now two years into its second generation, the Trax has received numerous awards, including a 10/10 rating from Car and Driver. If you’re in the market for the best small SUV for sale in Savanna, IL, let’s run through exactly what makes the Trax stand out. 2025 Chevy Trax Fuel Economy and Performance The Trax jumps off the starting line with an ECOTEC 1.2-liter turbocharged engine, which puts out 137 horsepower and 162 pound-feet of torque. The motor is paired with a standard 6-speed automatic and front-wheel drive in all models. This modest powertrain may not win the Trax any land speed records, but it provides more than enough kick to get it up to cruising speed on the highway. However, the biggest benefit is its stellar fuel economy—regardless of trim, all models are capable of an estimated 28 MPG in the city and 32 MPG on the highway. 2025 Chevy Trax Interior Space Perhaps the biggest upgrade that the Trax got from its previous generation is that it now has a lot more room inside. It now has over 5 extra cubic feet of total passenger volume and almost 7 cubic feet more cargo volume behind the rear seats, giving shoppers far more space for grocery shopping, road trips, and more. Here are the full interior dimensions for the 2025 Trax: Seating capacity 5 Passenger volume 98.0 cubic feet Head room (front/rear) 39.6 / 38.1 inches Shoulder room (front/rear) 55.7 / 54.3 inches Hip room (front/rear) 52.1 / 45.8 inches Leg room (front/rear) 41.9 / 38.7 inches Cargo volume (behind rear seats) 25.6 cubic feet Cargo volume (behind front seats) 54.1 cubic feet the Trax also has noticeably improved leg and shoulder room over the last-gen model, making for a far more comfortable ride, especially for rear seat passengers. 2025 Chevy Trax Technology, Infotainment, and Safety No matter which trim you choose, the Trax has an impressive selection of tech features to enjoy. Base models come with an 8.0-inch center touchscreen display and a 3.5-inch driver info center, while the top-tier versions get an upgraded interface with an 11.0-inch HD center touchscreen and an 8.0-inch driver information display. Regardless of which screen setup you have, all models come standard with wireless Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™, Bluetooth®, wireless voice commands, SiriusXM®, 2 USB ports (1 Type-A and 1 Type-C), and Wi-Fi hotspot capability. Other available features include wireless phone charging and additional rear USB charging ports. It’s not all fun and games with the Trax, though. It’s also packed with all sorts of standard and available driver assistance features, including: Forward Collision Alert Automatic Emergency Braking Front Pedestrian Braking Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning Following Distance Indicator HD Rear Vision Camera Buckle to Drive Teen Driver Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert (available) Rear Cross Traffic Alert (available) Rear Park Assist (available) 2025 Chevy Trax Price and Trims The Trax is available in 5 different trims, each with their own unique fascia, wheels, and interior accents that give them a distinct character. Here’s the full list, along with MSRP: LS: $20,500 1RS: $22,500 LT: $ 22,700 2RS: $24,500 ACTIV: $24,500 One of the best things about the Trax is its attractive price point. Not a single trim is over $25k brand-new, making it one of the most affordable and best compact SUVs on the market, especially when you consider all the excellent standard features. Find the Chevy Trax for Sale in Savanna, IL If you’re looking for one of the most affordable SUVs available, the Chevy Trax might just be right up your alley. And for even more ways to save, be sure to check out our special offers on new vehicles, or chat with the experts in our finance department to ask how you can get the lowest APR new car loan. Ready to check out the Trax for yourself? Contact us online or call us at (866) 426-8396 to schedule a test drive.

So, it’s time to replace your vehicle, and you’re deciding if it’s better to get a pre-owned or certified pre-owned vehicle at a used Chevy dealership in Savanna. What’s the difference between certified and pre-owned? Will the more affordable option be as reliable? Is certified pre-owned just a marketing tool to make the vehicle sound more dressed up? (No, but for the sake of this conversation, it’s a rhetorical but understandable question.) In this guide, we’ll go over the pros and cons of pre-owned and certified pre-owned vehicles to help you decide which one is right for your needs and your budget. Pre-Owned Vs. Certified Pre-Owned Pre-Owned Vehicle Pros The biggest pro for pre-owned vehicles is their lower price. New cars, trucks, and SUVs devalue quickly once they’re driven off the lot, and the older the model and how more miles are on it, the lower the overall value of the vehicle becomes. That isn’t to say that there isn’t plenty of life left in them; it’s just that the new MSRP drops off within the first few years and continues to lower over time. When you purchase a pre-owned Chevy, the value of the vehicle won’t dip much more than when you first drove away in it. There are also a number of pre-owned vehicles to choose from, so you often have a varied selection of makes and models available when you visit your local Savanna dealership. As such, you may be able to find a gem or two of used Chevy vehicles that have higher-end features without the new car sticker price. Lastly, the peripheral costs of a pre-owned vehicle, particularly the insurance costs, will be lower compared to those of a new vehicle. Pre-Owned Vehicle Cons While the selection may vary widely, there is minimal, if any, room for customization or upgrades. In essence, what you see is what you get. You’ll have to sift through numerous vehicles to find the features you want and need. Once you select a vehicle, there likely won’t be any warranty to go along with it. When repairs rear their head, the payment and responsibility is solely on you. Additionally, with pre-owned vehicles, you don’t know what issues lie in wait. No matter how clean the vehicle history is, simply due to use and the passage of time, a mechanical issue will arise, and you’ll need to visit a service center. Lastly, the older a vehicle is or the more miles it has on it, the closer it is to the end of the road. Regular maintenance can help keep it running, but it’s best to understand that an expensive repair may be around the corner. Not today, not tomorrow, but time comes for us all. Pros of a Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle As we mentioned earlier, the title Chevy certified pre-owned, or CPO, isn’t just a marketing tool to dress up a pre-owned vehicle. To be considered a CPO Chevy vehicle, the car, truck, or SUV in question must: Be less than six years old Have less than 75,000 miles on it And pass Chevrolet/GM’s 172-point inspection process. Another benefit to Chevy certified pre-owned vehicles is the fact that they’re much newer (on average) compared to ordinary pre-owned cars, so they’ll have more modern and updated comfort, safety, and tech features. They’re essentially new vehicles with a lower price tag. Remember how we mentioned vehicles typically depreciate once you drive off the dealership lot? The brunt of that depreciation is within the first few years, so CPO vehicles benefit from newer tech and lower mileage without the new vehicle cost. They’re the perfect intersection between new and pre-owned vehicles. You’ll also (in most cases) benefit from a Chevy certified pre-owned warranty (compared to pre-owned vehicles). Upon purchasing a Chevy CPO vehicle, the warranty extends to six (6) years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first. You also enjoy a one-year, 12,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty that begins on your purchase date. For savvy shoppers, this is a welcome peace of mind. Cons of a CPO Chevy Because of the rigorous standards, there are fewer Chevy CPO vehicles compared to standard pre-owned vehicles. Like pre-owned vehicles, there isn’t room for customization in the available selection. While more affordable than new Chevy vehicles, Chevy CPO will cost more than a pre-owned vehicle, and the insurance cost will be higher than a pre-owned Chevy. However, given the fact that you’re getting a newer model at a fraction of the cost, it’s a worthwhile investment. Explore Our Pre-Owned Chevy Stock The difference between certified and pre-owned vehicles becomes clear when you speak with a sales expert and go over your preferences, needs, and budget. For some, a pre-owned Chevy will do the job just fine and be more affordable, for others, the security and coverage certified autos provide is worth the higher price. If you’re still unsure whether you should choose a pre-owned vs certified pre-owned vehicle, contact us or call us at 866-426-8396 to speak with a sales representative and to schedule a test drive to find the ideal vehicle for driving in and around Savanna.

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