2020 Chevy Silverado Deemed by Hotcars.com as A “Capable New Beast Altogether”

More than ever before, the automotive industry is now a significant part of our economy. All of us on duty here at the Mid-Missouri Powerhouse realize this inside and out, as we are working our best to finance your next purchase with confidence, and continuously serve you better than the competition with a smile. One arena where consumers have tried to be won over consistently is in the pickup truck category, where the 2020 Ford F-series and the 2020 Chevy Silverado are both stomping their hoofs and constantly prepared for a showdown.

James Jacobs of Hotcars.com wrote regarding this fierce battle for buyer loyalty this past week that the Silverado simply “isn't going to lie down and take it this time”. He feels that within the areas of reliability, performance, and accessibility are where the Silverado dominates. The engine is a 6.2-liter V8, paired to a ten-speed transmission, with an output of 400+ horsepower and 450 lb-ft of torque. A great point here is made concerning the Silverado: some reviewers have not been too keen on its lack of luxury and added features, but it's true that Chevy put a lot into the engine, performance, and sporty aesthetics of this massive truck.

Above and beyond its appearance and ability to get up and go, the 2020 Silverado is also acclaimed for the extra-large bed, reliability, towing capacity, and engine selections. Putting to use GM's classic LS-style to provide a model for the engine, the V8 trims give the 2020 Silverado to go faster than any models before it. The comfortable interior, A/C, and good mpg rating make this a sensible choice for the everyday farmer or worker who does not require insane modifications or intense off-roading. The review is completed by stating that “The Silverado is a capable best altogether”, and a huge and longstanding value for the price. 

The exciting 1500 Midnight and Rally editions are both coming back for the 2020 model year, both making themselves public at the 2019 State Fair of Texas in Dallas. The maximum towing capacity is now upgraded to 13,400 pounds, and a performance upgrade package that boosts horsepower and torque in the engine. As far as safety and convenience features on board there is now adaptive cruise control, and a 15-view camera that makes towing a snap. Make sure, you familiarize yourself thoroughly with the High Country trim: it’s a great way to enjoy the Silverado through adding parking sensors, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic assist, upgraded digital gauges, a power tailgate, ventilated front seats, navigation, wireless smartphone charging, and a spray-in bed liner.