Chevy Model Research

The Blazer blends sporty styling and capable performance with everyday practicality. Inside, you'll find supportive seating and modern tech like wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. Most trims run a turbocharged four-cylinder, while RS models step up to a 3.6-liter V6 with up to 308 horsepower.

Built on GM's Ultium platform, the Blazer EV offers between 288 and 557 horsepower, plus up to 324 miles of range. Tech-forward features include Google built-in infotainment, a 17.7-inch touchscreen, and a full suite of driver-assist systems.

The Colorado midsize pickup blends truck capability with city-friendly size. A recent redesign added an 11.3-inch touchscreen, wireless smartphone integration, and standard Chevy Safety Assist. The high-output TurboMax engine (310 horsepower/430 pft) enables a max tow rating of 7,700 pounds, while the rugged ZR2 trim is built for next-level off-road performance.

Few cars embody American performance like the Corvette. Now in its eighth generation, the Corvette lineup delivers supercar thrills with everyday usability. The Stingray serves as the foundation, offering balanced power and precision. The E-Ray introduces hybrid technology, combining V8 performance with electric assistance for instant torque and all-weather confidence. For track-focused enthusiasts, the Z06 adds a high-revving V8 and race-inspired aerodynamics. At the top sits the ZR1, pushing the limits of what the Corvette nameplate can achieve with four-digit horsepower and a 0-60 time under 2.5 seconds.

As one of Chevy's most popular models, the Equinox is a dependable compact SUV with roomy seating, flexible cargo space, and available premium upgrades like heated and ventilated front seats, driver-position memory, and automated parking assistance. A recent redesign sharpened its looks and added larger displays and an expanded driver-assistance suite. It also brought a new adventure-ready ACTIV trim.

The Equinox EV pairs familiar SUV versatility with all-electric capability. It delivers up to 319 miles of EPA-estimated range, with rapid charging that adds 70 miles in 10 minutes at compatible stations. Standard highlights include a 17.7-inch touchscreen, an 11-inch driver display, and Chevy Safety Assist.

The Silverado 1500 remains a staple in the full-size pickup market, with configurations to suit both work and family life. It boasts advanced towing tech, a comfortable interior, and multiple powertrain choices, plus a max tow rating of up to 13,300 pounds.

For the toughest jobs around Lexington, you need the strength and confidence of Silverado HD. Workhorses like the Silverado 2500 HD and Silverado 3500 HD feature powerful V8 engines, purpose-built suspension, and advanced towing solutions, making them a go-to choice for the most taxing towing and hauling needs.

The all-electric Silverado EV brings a new dimension of capability to Chevy's truck lineup. Built on the Ultium platform, it delivers up to 754 horsepower in its top trims and an estimated 400 miles of range on a full charge. The Silverado EV boasts impressive practicality, 1,400 - 1,750 pounds of payload capacity, and unprecedented towing capability ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 pounds, depending on the configuration. Feature highlights include a 17-inch touchscreen with Google built-in and available equipment like Super Cruise and four-wheel steering.

When maximum space and strength are priorities, the Suburban delivers. This full-size, body-on-frame SUV offers numerous seating layouts, robust V8 performance, pickup-like towing capability, and available luxury-level amenities, including Super Cruise™ hands-free driving. Cargo capacity is a robust 144.7 cubic feet.

When maximum space and strength are priorities, the Tahoe delivers. This full-size, body-on-frame SUV offers numerous seating layouts, robust V8 performance, pickup-like towing capability, and available luxury-level amenities, including Super Cruise™ hands-free driving. The Chevy Tahoe offers a maximum of 122.9 cubic feet of storage.

The compact yet versatile Trailblazer offers interior dimensions similar to those of the Trax. However, it has even more agility and an expanded equipment roster, including a standard 11-inch touchscreen and available amenities like a hands-free liftgate, Bose® premium audio, and a panoramic sunroof. It's also available in an ACTIV trim configuration with off-road-ready equipment ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.

With adult-friendly third-row seating and nearly 98 cubic feet of cargo space, the Traverse is among the most accommodating and versatile family haulers in its class. Its recent redesign introduced an upgraded turbo-four engine (328 horsepower), a larger feature list, and a rugged Z71 trim with serious off-road ability.

The recently redesigned Trax is a stylish subcompact crossover that balances efficiency, space, and affordability. The Trax's sleek design, modern tech, and enhanced comfort make it a standout daily driver, even earning Car and Driver 10Best recognition. Plus, with impressive rear legroom and up to 54 cubic feet of cargo capacity, it's more practical than ever.