The Chevrolet Silverado HD is ready to get off-road with the first-ever Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2. It combines the off-road prowess you would expect from ZR2 models and the staggering strength of a Chevy heavy-duty truck. We’re diving into all the details at Carroll Chevrolet.
Notable Power
The 2024 Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2 is powered by a 6.6-liter V8 engine, which generates up to 401 horsepower and 464 lb-ft of torque. For added power, opt for the available Duramax® 6.6-liter V8 turbo-diesel engine, which churns out up to 470 horsepower and 975 lb-ft of torque.
Off-Road-Ready
With Chevy’s flagship heavy-duty off-road pickup, you can be confident you’re off-road-ready. The new Off-Road Mode intuitively adjusts various calibrations, including traction control, stability control, and anti-lock brakes. The truck also features rigid, stamped-steel underbody skid plates and a stamped-steel front bumper with integrated recovery points and winch provisions.
Impressive Towing and Hauling Power
The heavy-duty pickup truck also delivers impressive towing and hauling power, ideal for the work day and all those weekend getaways. The available diesel engine can tow up to 18,500 pounds in select models. With the standard engine, you’ll get maximum hauling power, which gives you an impressive 3,397-pound payload capacity.
Chevy Silverado HD ZR2 Bison
For enhanced capabilities, opt for the Chevy Silverado HD ZR2 Bison. It features unique equipment from the premium off-road aftermarket manufacturer, American Expedition Vehicles. It also has a one-of-a-kind look with exclusive Gloss Black 18-inch AEV wheels, unique exterior badging, and the AEV logo on the front seat head restraints.
Reach Out to Our DeLand, FL, Chevy Dealership to Learn More
Do you still have questions about the 2024 Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2? Curious how you can make one your own? Visit our Carroll Chevrolet to chat with our team and reserve your own today!
Can You Tow With a Chevy EV?
A Chevy EV boasts impressive power and efficiency. While they are ready to accelerate in a flash, that doesn’t always equate to towing power. We’re taking a closer look at Carroll Chevrolet.
Chevy Silverado EV
The Chevy Silverado EV is a full-size pickup truck with all-electric power. Depending on your trim level, the truck uses two motors to deliver up to 754 horsepower and 785 lb-ft of torque. The notable output also gives it an impressive 10,000-pound maximum available towing capacity. The Chevy Silverado EV also offers up to 14 available camera views to help you hitch up and tow with confidence.
Chevy Blazer EV
You get notable space and power in the Chevy Blazer EV. In select models, this upcoming SUV can deliver up to 557 horsepower and accelerate to 60 mph in less than four seconds. The five-passenger SUV also features a maximum-available 1,500-pound towing capacity.
Chevy Equinox EV
The Chevy Equinox EV is a small SUV that still delivers big on the road. When equipped with an available e-AWD system, it produces up to 290 horsepower and boasts a six-second 0-60 mph time. It will offer a 1,500-pound towing capacity with the available trailering package when it arrives.
Chevy Bolt EV
The Chevy Bolt EV and the Chevy Bolt EUV are sleek and efficient electric vehicles. While they also boast notable performance, they are not rated for towing. The surprisingly spacious Chevy Bolt can carry up to 57 cubic feet of cargo, making it ideal for luggage, groceries, or gear.
Test Drive a Chevy EV Today
As you can see, you don’t have to sacrifice power for efficiency. There are lots of capable Chevy EVs to choose from. Stop by Carroll Chevrolet to take a few test drives and see for yourself!
Even though summer is coming to a close, that doesn’t mean the adventures stop. After a long week, what’s better than a weekend getaway? At Carroll Chevrolet, we highlight how the 2024 Chevy Equinox is the perfect SUV to take you there.
Accommodating Cabin
Whether you need space for passengers, luggage and gear, or something in-between, you’ll find it in the five-passenger Chevy Equinox. The 60/40 split-bench rear seat can even fold completely flat, giving you room for up to 63.9 cubic feet of cargo. There’s also a hidden storage compartment under the rear cargo floor to help you keep your valuables secure.
Hit the Road Package
When your getaways require even larger gear, opt for the available Hit the Road Package. It includes roof-rack cross rails, which can be outfitted with several cargo attachments, and molded assist steps to help you load and unload easily.
Safety is Standard
You can navigate new areas in confidence with the safety features that come standard in the Chevy SUV:
- Forward Collision Alert and Automatic Emergency Braking
- Front Pedestrian Braking
- Lane-Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning
- Following Distance Indicator
- IntelliBeam® Auto High Beams
- Rear Vision Camera
Innovative Technology
The driver-focused cabin includes an available Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Plus System with Navigation, an eight-inch diagonal HD color touchscreen, Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ integration, and more. With the innovative technology included, you can reach out to friends, find the nearest POIs, and enjoy your playlist along the way.
Test-Drive the 2024 Chevy Equinox Today
Are you already planning your next weekend getaway? Before you do, we encourage you to stop by Carroll Chevrolet to test drive the 2024 Chevy Equinox. Trust us, this SUV will undoubtedly elevate your next adventure!
Fall is almost here. While autumn is undoubtedly beautiful, it also means new driving hazards. For your safety, we recommend completing Chevrolet service at Carroll Chevrolet to prepare your vehicle.
Inspect Your Tread
As gorgeous as they are, fall leaves can disguise potholes and block drainage, leaving extra moisture on the road. Wet leaves also reduce your traction on the road, so your tread must be at least 4/32 of an inch deep.
Check Your Tire Pressure
As the temperature drops, your tires’ air pressure will drop too. Make sure that your tires are at the ideal PSI, but don’t forget to take the temperature into account. While underinflated tires can increase drag, driving on overinflated tires can lead to premature wear.
Double-Check Your Lights
As we approach the end of daylight savings time, dusk seems to get earlier and earlier. This leads to more driving in the dark. For your safety (and the safety of those around you), make sure that your headlights and taillights are working correctly, as well as your turn signals and brake lights.
Test Your Brakes
The fall is also back-to-school season, which means many new drivers are on the road, and more kids are heading to and from school. These hazards are a reminder to keep a safe distance on the road and be ready to stop on a dime, just in case. Ensure you watch for reduced speed limits in school zones and kids boarding school buses.
Schedule Fall Service at Our Deland, FL Chevy Dealership Today
You can help to protect your vehicle this fall by scheduling service for your Chevrolet car, truck, or SUV. The trained and certified technicians at Carroll Chevrolet are ready to help. Reach out to schedule an appointment with our team today!
Chevrolet Service for Brake Safety Awareness Month
Brake Safety Awareness Month is well underway, and we’re here with a helpful reminder: it’s time to schedule brake service at Carroll Chevrolet. Routine Chevrolet service is one of the best ways to protect your brakes and ensure your vehicle is safe and reliable.
Brake Maintenance
We typically conduct a brake inspection whenever you visit us for an oil change. This way, we can make sure that your brakes are working efficiently. We’ll also look for any unusual damage, such as leaks or cracks, to see if any repairs are necessary.
Replace Brake Components
Several brake system components have a limited lifespan. While each has a recommended timeline to replace them, your driving patterns and conditions can seriously affect their lifespan. During your brake inspections, we’ll also check your brake parts, including brake pads, fluid, and rotors. If anything is due for a replacement, we’ll replace it with genuine Chevy parts.
Look for Warning Signs
We also encourage you to watch for warning signs that your brakes aren’t functioning correctly. If you notice any of these signs, make sure to schedule a brake inspection as soon as possible:
- You hear a grinding noise when you apply the brake pedal
- Your brakes squeal when you come to a stop
- Your vehicle vibrates unusually when stopping
- You have a brake fluid leak
- Your brake pedal feels spongy under your foot when pressed
- Your car’s stopping time has increased
Schedule Brake Service in DeLand, FL, Today
Don’t let Brake Safety Awareness Month pass you by. Now is an opportune time to schedule brake service, and we’re ready to help. Contact Carroll Chevrolet to set up an appointment today!
How Do You Charge a Chevy EV?
Chevrolet is building an electric future with a diverse Chevy EV lineup on the horizon. Are you wondering if an EV is for you? At Carroll Chevrolet, we’re addressing how to charge an EV to show how easy and convenient it can be.
“Portable” Charging
Level 1 charging is about as simple and convenient as possible. You can plug the 120-volt charger into any standard electrical outlet. It provides about four miles of range per hour of charging.
EV Charging at Home
Using the dual-level charge cord, you can also take advantage of Level 2 charging at home. Plugging into a 240-volt appliance outlet gives your car approximately 26 miles of range per hour.
However, if that outlet’s not located close to your EV, you’ll need to have a Level 2 home charging unit installed by a professional. Chevrolet covers the standard installation cost and permit fees for customers purchasing eligible vehicles. If yours qualifies (ask your Chevy dealer), the unit can provide up to 39 miles of range per hour, so you can conveniently charge your vehicle overnight.
EV Charging on the Go
There are over 110,000 charging points in the U.S. and Canada, making charging undeniably convenient on the go, too. Public charging stations include both Level 2 and DC Fast chargers. A DC Fast charger can provide up to 100 miles of range in just half an hour.
Energy Assist can help you plan your route taking into account your vehicle’s current charge, the weather, and your driving conditions. You can also use the myChevrolet® mobile app to pair your account with EVgo, making it easy to pay on the go.
A Better EV Experience at Carroll Chevrolet in DeLand, FL
Are you anxious to upgrade to a Chevy EV? Do you still have questions about charging or caring for an EV? Stop by Carroll Chevrolet to meet with our team – we’d love to help!
Best Chevy Models for a Family of Five
Does your family’s vehicle have everything you need? Whether you want more space, something safer, or simply need a car that doesn’t make you compromise on the temperature, we’ve got it at Carroll Chevrolet. We carry a plethora of new Chevrolet vehicles, perfect for a family of five.
Chevy Malibu
With the spacious Chevy Malibu, you can travel comfortably and efficiently. The midsize sedan is equipped with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, so it’s easy to call home or crank up everyone’s favorite songs. It also offers available Alexa built-in for premium convenience.
Chevy Bolt EUV
You can help protect our planet for your children with the all-electric Chevy Bolt EUV. With access to over 40,000 public charging stations and a notable 247-mile electric range, there’s no need for range anxiety either. Plus, it’s America’s most affordable EV.
Chevy Equinox
The Chevy Equinox is a midsize SUV that gives you and your family plenty of space to stretch out. The SUV comes standard with Chevy Safety Assist, which is a suite of safety features that keep you protected on every drive:
- Forward Collision Alert
- Automatic Emergency Braking
- Front Pedestrian Braking
- Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning
- Following Distance Indicator
- IntelliBeam® Auto High Beam Assist
Chevy Blazer
For added space, consider the Chevy Blazer. The sporty midsize SUV can comfortably seat five passengers while holding over 30 cubic feet of cargo. Or, you can fold the 60/40 second-row split-folding seat flat to carry up to 64.2 cubic feet of cargo in all.
Test Drive a Family-Friendly Vehicle Today
These are just a few of the family-friendly options to choose from at Carroll Chevrolet. We encourage you to stop by to peruse our inventory and even take a few test drives. Visit us to get started today!
Engine oil additives are designed to improve your vehicle’s performance and reduce wear and oil consumption. However, are they actually bad for your engine? Our Chevrolet service experts at Carroll Chevrolet are diving into all the details.
What Do Additives Do?
Additives are typically high-viscosity oils designed to enhance your oil’s formula and improve lubrication. However, this is where the gray area begins. Fuel and oil don’t necessarily need enhancements, so it’s tough to say how much they genuinely help.
Are They Bad for Your Engine?
While additives claim many benefits, measuring their effectiveness can be challenging. Long-term oil and fuel additive use masks deeper engine problems and can cause engine damage. Equally problematic, they can also mislead drivers to believe they are a replacement for the proper care your vehicle requires.
What Type of Care Does a Vehicle Need?
Your vehicle’s maintenance needs are outlined in your owner’s manual. Following this recommended schedule carefully is important to keep your vehicle running efficiently. These maintenance visits include routine oil changes, filter replacements, tire rotations, and more.
How Can I Improve My Performance?
Routine oil changes are among the best ways to improve your vehicle’s performance. Your engine isn’t as efficient when the oil has become old and compromised, so fresh oil can help increase your power. It’s also important to rotate your tires regularly, which helps keep them at optimal tire pressure and minimizes any irregular wear.
Schedule Chevrolet Service Today
As you can see, routine maintenance is the best way to improve your vehicle’s efficiency and performance while limiting any undue damage. Our service experts at Carroll Chevrolet in DeLand, FL, will ensure your vehicle gets the care it needs. Reach out to schedule a service appointment today!
5 Tips for First-Time Chevrolet EV Buyers
There are so many perks to 5 Tips for First-Time EV Buyers owning a Chevrolet EV from Carroll Chevrolet. However, many buyers hesitate to buy one because they don’t understand it. These tips can help when you’re ready to buy your first electric vehicle.
Consider the Range
Range, which is how many miles you can drive on a full charge, is arguably one of the most critical factors in an electric vehicle (EV). If you do a lot of traveling and don’t have a lot of time to set aside for charging, make sure you look for a vehicle with an appropriate range.
Know Where to Charge
Range anxiety is a consideration for some EV owners. This is the fear that EV owners have about getting stranded with a dead battery. We encourage you to see the most convenient places to charge near you, and don’t forget to integrate charging stops when traveling; the myChevrolet® app can help with this.
Know Your Charging Options
There are multiple options when it comes to charging an EV. You can charge at home or public charging stations. There are also different levels of charging. Understanding the different options is essential to know which work for you.
Consider an At-Home Charging Station
Although it’s faster when you can find a Level 3 DC Fast Charger on the go, it’s more convenient and better for your EV battery to charge from home. Naturally, you must also consider the costs, including the charger, installation, and the increase in your utilities.
Look Up Local Incentives
You may be eligible for tax or utility incentives if you buy a Chevy EV. We encourage you to review your options to maximize all the savings available.
Buy a Chevrolet EV Today
Ready to upgrade to a Chevy EV? We encourage you to visit us at Carroll Chevrolet to check out our inventory and test-drive your favorites. Stop in to get started today!
Five Tips for Driving Safely with Pets
We know that pets are part of the family. Taking extra precautions when driving with them is essential for their safety and yours. There are many Chevy accessories at Carroll Chevrolet to help you protect your vehicle too.
Keep Them in the Backseat
It’s nice always to keep your pet within arm’s reach. However, for your safety, they should never ride up front. You don’t want to risk them hitting the gas or brakes or distracting you from driving.
Consider a Carrier
It’s best to keep your pet in a carrier when traveling. Ensure it’s secured so it doesn’t slide around in the vehicle or risk turning over. Otherwise, consider adding a barrier between the first and second rows, or you can utilize a harness and special pet-friendly seatbelt.
Keep the Windows Up
We know dogs love to pop their heads out of the window, but they risk getting struck by something or getting bugs or debris in their eyes or mouth. You also want to make sure they don’t try to escape.
Don’t Leave Your Pet Stranded
Pets can become very anxious if they feel abandoned and destroy your vehicle while waiting. Plus, it rapidly becomes unbearably hot in cars, so you should never leave your pet unattended.
Protect Your Cabin
Between muddy paws and all that hair, pets can make quite a mess. Consider replacing your mats with all-season mats for easy clean-up. It’s also a good idea to utilize a seat cover and cargo liner.
Order Chevy Accessories Today
As you can see, there are steps you can take to ensure your pet’s safety in your vehicle. It’s also a good idea to protect your car too. Reach out to order new Chevy accessories from Carroll Chevrolet today!
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