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The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 is entering a new generation for 2027, and this is much more than a routine model-year update. Chevrolet has completely redesigned the Silverado inside and out, introducing new V8 engines, an upgraded TurboMax powertrain, a redesigned digital interior, expanded Super Cruise availability, three factory-lifted models, and a reorganized seven-model lineup. For Minnesota truck shoppers wondering what is coming next, here is an early look at what Chevrolet has officially announced about the next-generation 2027 Silverado 1500. Chevrolet says the new truck will become available later in 2026. Watch the Next-Generation 2027 Silverado Reveal Chevrolet has released an extended first look at the new Silverado, covering the redesigned exterior and interior, engine lineup, off-road models, and technology coming with the next generation. Meet the All-New 2027 Chevy Silverado | Chevrolet A Completely Redesigned Silverado The 2027 Silverado is the beginning of a new generation of Chevrolet's full-size light-duty pickup. Chevrolet describes it as redesigned and reimagined throughout, with a new exterior, redesigned interior, updated technology, and two all-new V8 engines. The exterior receives: A bolder and more planted stance Redesigned front styling New LED headlights New LED taillights More pronounced wheel-opening treatments Updated rocker treatments More differentiation between individual models Standard dual exhaust on Custom and higher models Despite the significant redesign, Chevrolet has kept the overall appearance recognizably Silverado. Four Available Engine Choices One of the biggest changes for 2027 is the Silverado's powertrain lineup. Chevrolet has announced four engine choices: Next-generation 5.7L V8 Next-generation 6.6L V8 Enhanced 2.7L TurboMax 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel The enhanced TurboMax is now paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Chevrolet says the new 5.7L and 6.6L V8 engines have been redesigned from the ground up and will offer increased power and torque. Final specifications for every engine and configuration are still being released. Seven Silverado Models for 2027 Chevrolet is reorganizing the Silverado lineup into seven models: WT Custom Custom Trail Boss Silverado Trail Boss High Country ZR2 → One notable change is the Silverado model name replacing the previous LT designation. There will also be three factory-lifted choices: Custom Trail Boss, Trail Boss, and ZR2. A New Digital Interior The Silverado's cabin receives one of the biggest transformations. Every 2027 Silverado includes: 16.3-inch center display 12.2-inch Driver Information Center Those displays are standard across the lineup. ZR2 and High Country add an available or standard configuration featuring an 11.5-inch front passenger display, contributing to more than 60 inches of combined available screen space. Other available interior features include: Head-Up Display Rear Camera Mirror Dual wireless phone charging Multi-Flex Center Console Advanced trailering technology Super Cruise The new Multi-Flex Center Console can fold into a workspace, adding another practical feature for customers who use their truck as a mobile office. Super Cruise With Trailering Super Cruise becomes available across more of the Silverado lineup for 2027. When properly equipped, the system provides hands-free driver assistance on compatible roads and can also operate while trailering. Chevrolet says Super Cruise availability expands beyond the premium models, bringing the technology to more Silverado configurations than before. For Minnesota drivers pulling campers, boats, enclosed trailers, or recreational equipment over longer distances, this may be one of the more interesting technology developments in the new truck. 2027 Silverado ZR2 The ZR2 remains Silverado's most off-road-focused model, and Chevrolet has significantly upgraded it. The new ZR2 includes: 35-inch mud-terrain tires 2-inch factory lift Dedicated off-road hood Front and rear electronic locking differentials Multimatic DSSV dampers Jounce dampers Unique ZR2 interior Torch Red interior accents Available forged carbon-fiber trim Chevrolet calls this the most off-road-capable Silverado ZR2 yet. 2027 Silverado Trail Boss Trail Boss returns as another factory-lifted option for buyers who want additional off-road capability without moving all the way to ZR2. The redesigned Trail Boss features a 2-inch factory lift, aggressive off-road styling, and dedicated Trail Boss equipment. Together, Custom Trail Boss, Trail Boss, and ZR2 give the new Silverado three distinct lifted choices. 2027 Silverado High Country High Country continues as the premium Silverado. For the new generation, Chevrolet has announced features including: Panoramic sunroof 22-inch wheels Exclusive High Country grille Black exterior badging Real wood interior detailing Premium interior materials Multi-Flex Center Console Expanded digital displays → The panoramic sunroof is standard on High Country and available on ZR2 and the Trail Boss. New 2027 Silverado Colors Chevrolet has announced several colors for the redesigned Silverado. New colors include: Apex Red Pacific Blue Metallic Trillium Green Metallic Other announced colors include: White Sands Summit White Polar White Tricoat Black Riptide Blue Metallic Sterling Gray Metallic → Color availability will vary by model and configuration. More Standard Safety and Driver-Assistance Technology The next-generation Silverado also receives additional standard safety and driver-assistance equipment. Chevrolet has announced features including: Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking Side Bicyclist Alert Reverse Automatic Braking Safety Alert Seat Adaptive Cruise Control IntelliBeam Front and Rear Park Assist Forward Collision Alert Rear Cross Traffic Braking Blind Zone Steering Assist Rear Pedestrian Alert HD Rear Vision Camera → Feature availability and functionality can vary by configuration, and driver-assistance systems do not replace attentive driving. When Will the 2027 Silverado Be Available? Chevrolet says the next-generation 2027 Silverado 1500 will be available later in 2026. Pricing has not yet been announced. Chevrolet also says ordering information will become available later in the year. As Chevrolet releases additional details, some of the biggest specifications still worth watching include: Horsepower by engine Torque by engine Maximum towing capacity Payload ratings Fuel economy MSRP by model Package pricing Ordering availability Production timing Dealer arrival timing Follow the 2027 Silverado at Olson Chevrolet The next-generation Silverado represents one of Chevrolet's biggest truck updates in years, and additional information will continue to arrive as production approaches. Olson Chevrolet will continue updating this page as Chevrolet releases pricing, specifications, ordering information, and availability for the 2027 Silverado 1500. Drivers throughout Redwood Falls and greater Minnesota can also explore the Silverado trucks currently available at Olson Chevrolet while following the arrival of the next generation. Explore Chevrolet Silverado → Shop Current Silverado 1500 Inventory → Shop Silverado in Redwood Falls → Contact Olson Chevrolet About the 2027 Silverado

Fall in southwest Minnesota can turn into winter surprisingly fast. Mild afternoons give way to frosty mornings, shorter days, and eventually snow-covered roads around Redwood Falls. Before colder weather settles in, fall is a good time to make sure your vehicle is ready for the months ahead. Whether you drive around Redwood Falls every day or spend plenty of time on rural highways and county roads, here are several areas worth checking before Minnesota winter arrives. Check Your Tires Tires are especially important once southwest Minnesota roads begin dealing with rain, frost, snow, and ice. As temperatures fall, tire pressure can decrease. Fall is a good time to inspect: Tire pressure Tread depth Uneven wear Sidewall cracks or damage Overall tire age Whether your tires are suitable for winter driving If your tires are nearing replacement, taking care of them before the first significant snowfall can make winter driving much easier. Test Your Battery Cold temperatures can expose a weak vehicle battery quickly. Watch for: Slow engine cranking Difficulty starting Dim lights Battery or charging-system warning lights A battery that is several years old Testing your battery during fall can help reduce the chances of starting trouble on a cold Redwood Falls morning. Inspect Your Brakes Snow, ice, frost, and wet pavement can increase stopping distances. Pay attention to: Squealing or grinding Vibration while braking Pulling to one side Changes in brake pedal feel Longer stopping distances Fall is a sensible time to have your brakes inspected before winter conditions become routine. Replace Worn Windshield Wipers Clear visibility matters when driving through rain, snow, road spray, and blowing winter weather. Replace your wipers if you notice streaking, skipping, cracked rubber, or poor windshield contact. Also make sure your windshield washer fluid is rated for freezing temperatures. Check Important Fluids Before colder weather arrives, check: Engine oil Engine coolant Brake fluid Transmission fluid when applicable Windshield washer fluid Proper coolant protection is particularly important during Minnesota's coldest months. Test Your Heater and Defrosters Make sure your: Heater produces warm air Front defroster works properly Rear defroster operates correctly Blower motor works at multiple speeds Defrosters are especially important for keeping windows clear during cold and rapidly changing weather. Inspect Your Lights With shorter daylight hours, check your: Headlights High beams Brake lights Turn signals Hazard lights Taillights Fog lights, if equipped Clean dirty or cloudy lenses to help maintain good nighttime visibility. Prepare a Winter Emergency Kit Drivers around Redwood Falls may spend significant time on rural roads, so keeping basic winter supplies in your vehicle is worthwhile. Consider carrying: Ice scraper and snow brush Warm gloves Blanket Flashlight Jumper cables or portable jump pack Phone charger Small shovel First-aid supplies Get Ready for Winter in Redwood Falls Handling routine maintenance during fall can help reduce the chances of vehicle problems when temperatures drop. Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls serves drivers throughout Redwood Falls and southwest Minnesota with maintenance, tire, brake, battery, and vehicle inspection services. Schedule Service Schedule Service at Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls View Redwood Falls Service Specials

When you need the capability to tow heavy-duty trailers or haul large loads across a job site, you'll find the 2024 Chevy Silverado 3500 HD lives up to expectations. With four trim levels available in various configurations, it is easy to find the right model for all needs and budgets. WT Those who need an affordable heavy-duty truck can't go wrong with the WT: the Silverado 3500 HD's base trim. Offered in standard 2WD and with 4WD available optionally, this model is perfect for anything from running errands across the town to conquering new heights. Both variants are powered by a 410-hp 6.6L V8 engine that pairs with a 10-speed automatic transmission for smooth shifting and a force output of 464 lb-ft of torque. LT Standing for Luxury Touring, the LT trim boasts a wealth of lavish features for a heavy-duty truck. Deep-tinted glass comes standard for enhanced privacy and protection from the sun. Chevy also equips this model with the Trailering Package, including a trailer hitch and trailering hitch platform, as well as wires and connectors for an easier connection of your trailer lights and brake system. Inside, the cab stands out with its high-tech features, including a 13.4-inch infotainment system and a separate 12.3-inch driver information center. LTZ Like the entry trims, the LTZ is offered in 2WD and 4WD options, and in the 4WD variant, it comes standard with a 2-speed transfer case designed for an easy transition from two-wheel to four-wheel driving. Vertical trailering mirrors and animated LED projector headlamps are other highlights, designed to reduce blind spots and improve visibility. Designed with comfort in mind, this model comes with power-adjustable front seats that offer superb back and lateral support. Optional driver assistance features, such as lane change with blind side zone alerts, can boost your driving confidence. High Country Offered exclusively in 4WD, the High Country trim blends comfort and convenience with capability. A wealth of driver assistance features make this trim ideal for long-distance driving, helping you stay focused on the road and enhancing safety. A standard bed view camera allows you to keep an eye on the cargo and see behind the vehicle. Other highlights include an upgraded infotainment system that comes standard with premium audio. Unique exterior and interior accents add visual appeal so you can turn heads at every corner. Ready to find out more? Contact us at Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN to find the answers to any questions you might have and schedule your test drive. Image via Chevrolet

There are many reasons why changing your Chevy's oil at regular intervals is important. Oil keeps your engine cool, clean, and protected by lubricating the moving metal components, reducing friction, which causes wear, and drawing heat away from your engine. A regular oil change from your Chevy dealer guarantees optimal engine performance and extends the lifespan of your vehicle. Ensures Proper Lubrication It's important to ensure your engine is properly lubricated to prevent damaging metal-to-metal contact between the internal moving components. Regular oil replacements create a protective shield between the moving parts inside the engine. To ensure proper lubrication, follow the service schedule and oil replacement intervals in your owner's manual. Reduces Friction and Wear When engine components move at high speed, they create a vast amount of friction. Oil reduces friction by providing a protective layer over all the engine components. If the oil is not replaced regularly, it becomes contaminated, degrades, and doesn't provide proper lubrication, causing friction from the moving components grinding together, which will result in premature wear. Removes Heat As the oil circulates, it draws heat away from the engine, reducing the risk of overheating caused by friction between the fast-moving engine components. Replacing the oil in your Chevy regularly prevents the engine from overheating, which can cause severe damage and high repair costs. Prevents Rust and Corrosion Oil contains special additives that protect against rust and corrosion, safeguarding components and prolonging your engine's lifespan. If rust develops inside your engine, it can lead to the formation of rust flakes that may break off and contaminate the oil. This will have a severe impact on your engine. Keeps Your Engine Clean Regular oil and filter replacements help prevent the accumulation of sludge and other harmful deposits that can obstruct engine operation. Accumulated sludge can clog the engine, restrict the movement of components, and reduce overall engine performance. Improves Fuel Efficiency Heat and friction cause your engine to work harder and burn more fuel. Oil lubricates the moving components, keeps them running smoothly, and ensures that your engine burns less gas, improving your Chevy's fuel economy. Extends Your Engine's Lifespan Regular oil and filter replacements will increase your engine's longevity. Proper lubrication will reduce friction and heat and minimize excessive wear, which strains your engine. With the right oil that provides proper lubrication, you will optimize your engine's performance and significantly extend its lifespan. To ensure you enjoy every mile behind the wheel of your Chevy for thousands of miles, change the oil at the factory-recommended intervals. You will save money on fuel, repair costs, and extend the lifespan of your engine. Call Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN, today for an expert oil and filter replacement performed by our certified Chevrolet technicians. Image via Chevrolet

Every new Chevy is covered by a comprehensive warranty that protects you against the unlikely possibility of any issue with the materials or workmanship that went into its creation. We want to tell you more about the coverage you enjoy with your 2024 Chevy warranty. Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty This warranty covers most of the systems and components in your Chevy. The only items not covered are those included in other warranties below or which are specifically excluded. Excluded items and situations are listed in your warranty booklet. Examples of situations not covered by warranty include accidental damage, unauthorized alterations, or routine maintenance. Coverage under this warranty extends for three years or 36,000 miles, whichever happens first. This warranty also includes coverage for the full labor cost for tires and pro rata costs for replacement tires. Powertrain Limited Warranty Your engine, transmission, and drive system are all protected under this warranty for five years or 60,000 miles. If your vehicle has a transaxle and transfer case, these systems are also covered under this warranty. Some components, like the radiator, hoses, and wiring, are not covered by this warranty. The full list of all covered and non-covered components is included in your warranty booklet. Corrosion Protection All sheet and body metal in your Chevy has a special protective coating applied during construction. The coating seals the metal against any corrosion damage. If corrosion appears during the warranty period, the affected section or sections will be replaced at no cost. Corrosion protection applies for three years or 36,000 miles. Rust-Through Protection Rust-through is rust that forms a whole through a piece of metal from one side to the other. Your Chevy is protected against the possibility of rust-through for the first six years or 100,000 miles. Federal Emissions Warranty Your Chevy's emissions system meets the standards required by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and converts 99% of dangerous chemicals produced by combustion into harmless chemicals. Most emissions system components are covered against any defect for two years or 24,000 miles. The engine control unit, catalytic converter, and several other components have enhanced protection that applies for eight years or 80,000 miles. Additional Warranty Benefits You also receive two complementary benefits that apply for the duration of your warranty. Roadside Assistance Roadside assistance is available 24/7/365 to help you with any unforeseen situations that might occur. Skilled technicians will arrive and can change a tire, jump-start your car, provide lock-out assistance, or deliver fuel if you need it. Courtesy Transportation If your Chevy needs to go into the shop for a warranty repair, you receive the option of alternative transportation or reimbursement for transportation expenses. Visit us today at Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN. Image via Chevrolet

The spacious 2024 Chevy Suburban is an excellent choice for families. Check out our must-know highlights below to discover some of our favorite features. 1. The Unparalleled Engines The standard 5.3-liter V8 engine is a true powerhouse, and one of the main reasons many families choose the Suburban. The standard V8 is paired with a smooth 10-speed automatic transmission. Your entry-level Suburban will deliver 355 horsepower, and a great, comfortable ride. Moreover, families love the Suburban for its 8,300 pounds of maximum towing capacity when this engine is paired with the available Max Trailering package. You can also choose an available 6.2-liter V8 engine that delivers 420 horsepower. This option is available on the RST, Z71, and Premier, and is standard on the High Country. Alternatively, drivers who love a diesel engine must experience the available 3.0-liter turbocharged diesel engine. This is also paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission, and delivers 277 horsepower and 460 lb.-ft of torque. 2. The Best-In-Class Maximum Cargo Volume Your Suburban comes with 41.5 cubic feet of cargo volume behind your third-row seats, so you'll have plenty of room for your regular grocery haul. When you need to maximize space, you can fold down the second and third-row seats. When done, the Suburban has a maximum cargo volume of 144.7 cubic feet. 3. The HD Color Touchscreen We love the 2024 Suburban's eight-inch HD color touchscreen. It's loaded with the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 System, with large icons and an intuitive design. You'll have wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto, so it's always easy to connect your smartphone. You can connect up to two devices simultaneously to your infotainment system using Bluetooth. This allows you to stream your favorite audio over your six-speaker sound system. 4. The Teen Driver Technology Coaching a new driver is a lot easier with this technology on your side. The Teen Driver feature can be assigned to one key fob. When in use, extra safety systems will be activated. The technology will also provide parents with a report card that shows where the driver could use more coaching. 5. The HD Rear Vision Camera The Suburban's HD rear vision camera gives drivers greater confidence in tight spaces. When driving in reverse, you'll have a high-resolution digital image showing you a live feed of the area directly behind your SUV. There's also the option to add an overlay showing your vehicle's direction, helping you make more informed decisions. This feature is particularly useful when navigating a busy grocery store parking lot on the weekends. If your family needs a spacious SUV with plenty of power, you need to check out the new Suburban. Visit Olson Chevrolet in Redwoods Falls, MN today to learn more about our impressive selection of new vehicles. Image via Chevrolet

Keeping your Chevy in top condition is easy with regular Chevy maintenance. Our expert technicians can replace worn parts and fix potential issues that could become a problem and cause avoidable repairs in the future. As your Chevy dealer, we want to tell you about some types of maintenance we can perform. Oil Change Oil is essential for your engine. It lubricates all engine components, allowing them to work efficiently and protecting them by applying a friction-reducing coating that prevents damage. In addition, oil additives protect against rust and break down engine deposits that could cause blockages in the system. Your engine slowly consumes the oil, and a low oil level can contribute to engine overheating. Old oil provides far fewer benefits and can lead to engine damage in the long term. Darker exhaust smoke, strange engine sounds, and odd smells are signs that the oil needs replacement. We'll drain the old oil and remove the oil filter. We then refill the oil and install a new filter. You'll notice an immediate improvement in engine performance. Brake Pad Replacement Brake pads are an important part of the braking system. The pads fit into the calipers, which close on the rotors when you hit the brakes. The material covering the brake pads generates friction against the rotors and brings your car to a stop. The material covering the pads gradually wears off, and when it drops to 1/4" thickness, the pad needs to be replaced. If one of the pads wears out, you'll hear a screeching sound when you brake. This noise is caused by a metal spike buried in the material that only becomes visible when the material is thin enough. The spike scratches against the rotor each time you brake to warn that you need a new pad. Our technicians can replace brake pads in minutes, and the annoying sound will disappear. Multi-Point Inspection A multi-point inspection examines some of your Chevy's most important systems and components. One of our expert technicians will complete a checklist of these components and assess their condition. If any repairs are needed, we'll confirm them with you, and fix the issues while your Chevy is still in our service department. As part of this inspection, we check for any fluid leaks, test your battery and check the cables, examine the windshield for any chips or cracks, and examine the wiper blades. We also inspect your tires and advise on wheel alignment issues or potential tire rotation. Other inspected items include the axle boots, ignition lock, and the accelerator pedal. If you'd like to know more about specific maintenance for your Chevy, contact us today at Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN. Image via Chevrolet

The 2024 Chevy Tahoe offers seating for up to eight, a quiet and comfortable ride, and plenty of advanced technology and convenience features, making it a great choice for both long road trips and trips around the corner. 1. LS The LS is powered by a 5.3-liter EcoTec3 V8, which produces 355 horsepower and 383 lb.-ft. of torque. (You'll find this engine standard on every trim level except the High Country). It's paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission that delivers the right balance of power and fuel economy in any given moment. For improved fuel economy, you can also choose the Duramax 3.0-liter turbo-diesel engine that produces 277 horsepower and gets an EPA-estimated 28 MPG highway. 2. LT The LT includes advanced convenience and technology features like an inside auto-dimming rearview mirror, and wireless charging for compatible devices. You can access your cargo area more easily with the hands-free programmable power liftgate. And the Bose 9-speaker audio system lets you listen to your favorite music in high-clarity sound. 3. RST For those who appreciate sleek style, the RST brings along 22-inch high-gloss black-painted aluminum wheels and RST badging and emblems. Up front, there's a monochromatic black grille with Black Ice accents, and inside you'll find a unique Jet Black interior with Victory Red stitching. 4. Z71 This trim level comes with useful off-road features like 20-inch wheels with all-terrain tires, red recovery hooks and skid plate, and black tubular assist steps. You can also choose the Z71's available Four-Corner Air Ride Adaptive Suspension, which can adjust the vehicle's height to adapt to varying road conditions, or lower the vehicle to make exiting easier. 5. Premier The Tahoe Premier comes with a 10-speaker Bose Centerpoint Surround Sound system for the ultimate in sound quality. Added safety features include Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert and Rear Cross Traffic Alert. This trim level also provides Magnetic Ride Control, which can adjust a vehicle's shock absorbers to provide the best ride over changing terrain. 6. High Country With 22-inch wheels, all-season tires, and unique High Country interior and exterior styling, the High Country stands out from the rest. This trim level comes standard with a 6.2-liter EcoTec3 V8 engine that produces 420 horsepower and 460 lb.-ft. of torque. For a better drive on any road, the High Country also has Magnetic Ride Control and available Four-Corner Air Ride Adaptive Suspension. To further explore the Tahoe's trim levels and take a test drive, stop by our showroom at Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN. Image via Chevrolet

The most stunning EV SUV on the road this year is the first-ever 2024 Chevy Blazer EV. The Blazer EV is the winner of Motortrend's SUV of the Year 2024 award, which means this excellent electric vehicle got top scores across the board in categories like efficiency, safety, design advancement, engineering excellence, and performance. Both trims of the Blazer EV have a single electric motor with a one-speed direct drive transmission and standard AWD drivetrain. This EV SUV has an EPA-estimated mileage of 103 MPG in the city, 88 MPGe on the interstate, and 96 MPGe combined. The LT AWD and RS AWD models have an estimated electric driving range of 279 miles, while the RS RWD upgrade has a driving range of 324 miles. Charging is a major consideration for any electric vehicle. Each of the Blazer EV models can reach a full charge using a 240-volt charger in about nine and a half hours. Both trims come with an 11.5 kW onboard sharing model, which can support a Level 2 240-volt AC charger for optimal battery restoration. A dual-level charge cord for Level 1 and Level 2 charging is also standard. LT IntelliBeam and automatic headlights are standard for the LT model. The IntelliBeam feature automatically activates when the LT is traveling at speeds over 25 MPH and allows the SUV to turn the high beams on or off based on traffic conditions. A standard rear window defogger ensures your back window is always free of moisture that might cloud your view. The LT has a six-speaker sound system with speakers spaced evenly throughout the SUV to provide a surround sound experience. Entertainment features such as Bluetooth audio streaming and a trial for SiriusXM radio are standard. This model also has an LED reflective windshield collision alert to draw your attention to potential frontal collisions. RS The RS has standard exterior features such as exterior choreography LED lighting, which provides animated lighting sequences for charging, walking up to the vehicle, and walking away from the vehicle. This trim has heated power-adjustable and power-folding outside mirrors with integrated turn signals and automatic dimming on the driver's side to optimize your visibility under all weather and road conditions. The RS comes with a massive 17.7-inch diagonal infotainment touchscreen with built-in Google services, such as navigation and other connected apps. Natural voice recognition makes it easy to control your infotainment system without taking your eyes off the road. Multi-color ambient lighting is also standard. A fully electric SUV like the Blazer EV is a great choice if you want to enjoy advanced features and reduce your personal carbon emissions. Get in touch with Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN to learn about financing opportunities. Image via Chevrolet

The 2024 Chevy Trailblazer is a compact car with a spacious cabin, so it won't take up a lot of space but will hold plenty of cargo. It's relaxing to drive, incredibly stylish, and has great infotainment features that can elevate your enjoyment of each journey. 1. There's Plenty of Technology to Enjoy The Trailblazer has a large infotainment screen that's 11 inches in size, and this is standard across all trims. Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are also standard, while wireless charging is available on the RS trim and up. The fact that wireless charging is available on every trim except the base makes this compact SUV stand out on the market, as wireless charging is often only a feature available on the highest trims of competitor vehicles. You can choose to equip your car with charging-only USB ports on the RS trim and up, and all trims are Wi-Fi hotspot capable. 2. There's a Lot of Tech to Keep You Safe There's a lot of standard safety tech in the Trailblazer that makes it an excellent pick to be your new compact SUV. The Lane Keeping System with Lane Departure Warning makes sure you don't accidentally drift out of your lane if you're drowsy or distracted, and Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning helps you avoid collisions by warning you when they might occur. There are several other standard features that also enhance your safety, and there are some available features that you may be interested in safety-wise, too. For example, if you get the Driver Confidence Package that's available on the RS trim and up, your car will have Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert, and Rear Park Assist. You can never have too many safety features in a car. 3. There's a Little Luxury in the Cabin Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel add a luxurious touch to the cabin. These are standard on all trims from the RS and up, meaning it's only the base trim that doesn't have them. As competitor vehicles often only have heated seats standard on the very highest trims, their availability on all but the base trim really adds a lot of value to the Trailblazer. 4. There's a Whole Lot of Space With all the space inside the Trailblazers cabin, you won't find it difficult to transport large loads of cargo at all. With the second row folded down, you have 54.4 cubic feet of space that you can fill with all of your luggage. It's great for shopping hauls or transporting large purchases. Come to Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN to get your hands on your new Chevy Trailblazer. You can contact our sales department at 507-556-7831. Image via Chevrolet

If we want to live as long as possible, we eat well, exercise responsibly, avoid unhealthy habits, and see our doctors at the first sign of sickness or injury. Likewise, maximizing your car's lifespan requires diligent maintenance and a prompt response to any sign of trouble. With your car's good health and longevity in mind, let's take a look at the most important Chevy maintenance tasks to have routinely carried out at your local Chevy dealership. Keep Oil and Fluids in Tip-Top Condition The various fluids in your car are absolutely crucial to vehicle longevity. The motor oil, coolant, transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, and windshield washer fluid serve a multitude of vital functions, not least of which is minimizing wear and tear. If your motor oil or any other fluid degrades, leaks, or diminishes in volume, your car will undergo accelerated aging, and you might soon have an expensive repair job on your hands. Avoid this by changing your oil twice a year and also regularly inspecting, topping up, and refreshing all of your car's fluids. Keep the Airflow Clean and Unhindered The flow of air through your car is also essential for its proper functioning. At the front of your car, you should replace the air filter periodically to ensure it doesn't clog up and suffocate the engine. Likewise, if any issues develop in the exhaust system on the underside of your car, the outflow of fumes can restrict how much oxygen the engine can take in. Both your filter and exhaust system should be well-maintained at all times. Keep Your Brakes Highly Responsive Faulty brake components also put you at risk of collisions. Have your brakes inspected twice a year and replace worn-out brake pads, rotors, and caliper components promptly. You'll also need to flush your brake fluid every two or three years and periodically check for leaks. Keep the Bodywork Clean and Protected The bodywork also needs to be maintained if you wish your car to look great and hold its value well into its later years. Keep it well-washed and waxed at all times. Also, use a good car cover or shaded parking to keep your car protected from the elements all year round. Schedule Regular Chevy Maintenance at Your Local Chevy Dealer The technicians at your local dealership are specialists in Chevy longevity. It's wise to set up a regular schedule for all necessary maintenance tasks; this helps ensure you don't accidentally miss an essential servicing task, which might shorten the lifespan of your car. Visit Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN, today to have your car serviced by experienced professionals. We're a locally trusted full-service dealership that offers the region's drivers an extensive inventory of new and used vehicles along with a cutting-edge car maintenance and repair center. Image via Pixabay

When you need repairs or servicing for your Chevy, you always have the choice between visiting a dealer or going to an independent repair shop As your Chevy dealer, we want to tell you a few reasons why choosing a Chevrolet service center is the best choice to save you time and money. Chevy-Trained Technicians All our technicians undergo rigorous training. They qualify as mechanics and then attend advanced Chevrolet training. This training makes them familiar with every component in the full range of Chevrolet vehicles. In addition, regular training courses on new vehicles and vehicle features keep them up-to-date on new parts and technologies. A regular mechanic, in comparison, doesn't receive this advanced training. This makes them slower at identifying potential issues than our specialists. Regular mechanics also work on a wide variety of different makes and models, while our technicians spend their days honing their practical skills in servicing and repairing Chevrolet models. A faster service or repair translates into a lower cost to you for a higher quality of service. Chevy Components There are two types of components: Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket. OEM parts are made in the same factories that built the original parts for your car, and they're identical in quality and durability. An OEM part will always fit perfectly, and has the same lifespan as the part it replaces. OEM parts are the only type of component we use on your Chevy, as they are the strongest and safest parts available. Aftermarket parts, in contrast, aren't made for your car. They're designed to fit a variety of makes and models. Aftermarket parts may not fit correctly, which increases wear and tear on the part and can cause additional future damage. In addition, these parts are built using lower-quality materials, which decreases their working life even further. Warranty A warranty protects you against any unforeseen issue with a part or labor. All OEM parts carry a warranty, and our work is also covered by a warranty. This gives you the peace of mind to know that in the very unlikely event of an issue, it will be speedily rectified at no cost to you. These warranties are possible due to the knowledge of our expert technicians and the recognized quality and durability of genuine parts. Aftermarket parts don't have a warranty, as they're not specifically designed for your Chevy. This means there's no way to guarantee they'll work to a standard level and for a standard duration. Independent mechanics may offer a warranty on their labor, but you would have to return to the same repair shop to have any problem fixed. These are only a few reasons to choose a Chevy service center. If you'd like to know more, contact us today at Olson Chevrolet in Redwood Falls, MN. Image via Pixabay