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Used Buying Guide 02/12/2025
The Bolt is one of the newest additions to the Chevy family. Just under 10 years old, this model has made a name for itself. Given the nature of the automotive industry, and electric vehicle market, sometimes there’s problems that show up. That’s...
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Used Buying Guide 02/12/2025
The Trailblazer has been a fan favorite since it was a trim on a different Chevy vehicle, and in 2002, it became its own vehicle. After a few years, Chevy put it on the shelf, and in 2021, it came back and it was ready to dominate the roads again....
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Used Buying Guide 02/12/2025
The Chevy Blazer has a storied history. Originally put on the shelf in the 90s, Chevy decided to dust it off and unleash it on the new generation. The Blazer came back in 2019, but there’s a few areas that Chevy needs to tend to, and that’s what...
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Used Buying Guide 02/12/2025
The Chevy Colorado has been around for a few decades, and it has built a good name for itself. But with the nature of new designs, as well as new parts being put into trucks, sometimes some issues come up. That’s what we’re here to inform you about....
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Used Buying Guide 05/11/2021
The GMC Sierra 1500 is a full-size pickup truck made by General Motors that is mechanically identical to the Chevrolet Silverado; and has remained the same throughout their shared history. It has had a base V6 engine or an optional V8 through the years, with new models offering a turbocharged four-cylinder engine.
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Used Buying Guide 04/05/2021
The Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD features a beefy frame and powerful engines from its 6.0-liter V8 engine to the more powerful Duramax V8 engine. It’s a full-size, ¾-ton heavy duty pickup truck, making it great for towing and hauling. With several cab configurations, bed lengths, engines, and trims, this full-size truck has offered a lot through the years.
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Blog Post 03/30/2018
While it’s true that all new vehicles lose value as soon as you drive them off the lot, not all of them lose value at the same rate. Used trucks, especially, retain more of their value. In fact, a 3-year-old truck will probably be significantly closer to its original selling price than a 3-year-old sedan. But considering that trucks tend to be more expensive in the first place, even a used truck can seem a hefty investment.
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