2019 Chevy Silverado HD

Chevy brought the Silverado HD line to market in 2000 with a focus on providing increased power to help with towing and hauling capacity. In fact, in a 2016 study conducted by iseecars.com, the Silverado HD ranked second in their list of top 10 longest lasting vehicles. This result came from 5.6% of a sample of Silverados still running after 200,000 miles.

Now, after years of iterations and updates to the classic Silverado design, Chevy has delivered their toughest most cutting-edge model yet. The 2019 Chevy Silverado HD comes in a variety of different trims and special editions to make it easier to find the right model for you. Regardless of your workload or personal style, it is now possible for everyone to enjoy the durability and power that has made Silverado a global name in pickups.

The 2500 model of the Silverado HD comes in four different trims, WT, LT, LTZ, and High Country. The WT trim is the most basic of the four, but still features the same level of quality and toughness that you’ve come to expect from the Silverado name. It comes standard with Duralife brake rotors, an automatic locking rear differential, and the option for 6.6L Turbo-Diesel V8 engine upgrade.  

The LT trim offers the EZ Lift and Lower tailgate to assist with loading, and also features cosmetic upgrades such as body-color door handles, mirror caps, and bodyside moldings. The LT model also contains a 4.2-inch color Driver Information Center and the option for built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi.

The LTZ and High Country models comprise the most well-equipped and technologically advanced iterations of the 2500. The LTZ features heated front leather seating, an integrated trailer brake controller, and a 110-volt power outlet. The High Country offers 20-inch chromed-aluminum wheels, front and rear park assist, and a premium Bose audio system for blasting your tunes both on and off the job site.

Ranging from $43,000-$55,000, the 2500 HD line offers a wide range of options for blue and white-collar workers alike. Head down to Carl Black Nashville to explore the variety of options and find the one that’s the right fit for you.

Now if you’re looking for just a bit more torque and power than what the 2500 has to offer, the 3500 may be the vehicle you’re looking for. With almost double the max payload capacity of the 2500 line and 5,000 pounds more max trailering capacity, the 3500 is designed to confidently power through everything you can throw at it. The 3500 offers the same 4 trim levels as the 2500, but with an option for double rear wheels for each.

Lastly, if you’re looking for even more options that set you apart from the other pickup drivers on the road, the Silverado comes in a few sleek special editions. The Tribute, Alaskan, Custom Sport, and Midnight Editions all feature a variety of unique features and trims to help you finish the job in style. These features include decals, off-road tires, chrome molding, roof marker lights, and much more. Check out Carl Black Nashville to find out how to get your hands on one of these unique vehicles. 

The wide range of options in the Silverado line ensures that there is a vehicle suited for everyone. From driving the kids to school to hauling concrete mix and construction supplies Chevrolet has considered and incorporated every possible situation into the unique design. Choose from the variety of performance and aesthetic options to ensure not only that your job always gets done, but that you always look good doing it.

Chevrolet understands that in addition to raw power and towing capability, many Silverado users want the amenities that make modern cars easy to use and convenient in our daily lives. This is why the 2019 HD offers a wide range of high-tech features in all of its models.

One of the biggest innovations to the interior of Chevy’s vehicles is the Chevrolet MyLink infotainment system. Built directly into the front console/touchscreen, the Apple and Android-compatible MyLink system seamlessly organizes and integrates your phone into the driving experience. With Carplay for iPhone users, Android Auto Compatibility, Sirus XM Travel Link and more, the MyLink can make your drive easier regardless of what phone you have or what you want to accomplish.

The MyLink system is a practical addition to any type of Silverado. It allows you to play your favorite music directly from your phone, navigate to the job site, or make a call to the school letting them know your kid is running a few minutes late. Chevrolet has provided the tool, how you use it to make your life easier is up to you.

Chevrolet realizes that staying safe on the road is just as important as staying safe on the job site. Because of this, the 2019 Silverado boasts more innovative safety options than ever before.

The rear park assist system takes the standard backup camera a step further by sensing stationary objects and warning the driver if a detected object is too close to the vehicle. This feature can be extremely helpful in both suburban and industrial settings.

The Silverado also offers forward collision alerts with the use of its front-facing camera. This advanced feature alerts the driver to potential front-end collisions with detected vehicles. The technology can also alert you if you are following a vehicle too closely. Drivers have the option to set their distance indicator to near, medium, far, or off depending on their preference or the driving conditions.

Additional safety features in the Silverado include lane departure warning systems that alert the driver when unintentionally drifting out of your lane when the turn signal is not activated. Working in tandem with the lane departure warning is the option for the safety alert driver’s seat. This unique feature provides seat-bottom vibrations to the driver instead of audible safety alerts.

The Silverado comes standard with passenger-sensing airbags, infant-only airbags, and daytime running lamps. The 2018 Silverado HD received an overall four-star crash rating from the National Highway Safety Traffic Health Administration, and a five-star rating on side impact. 

Regardless of who you are, safety is a top priority in any car. Chevrolet takes this into account by integrating technology into the design to provide smart and efficient safety measures that seamlessly integrate into your daily routine.

While Chevrolet has included many modern amenities and gadgets on the new 2019 HD models, they still place raw performance and power as their top priority.

The available 2500 is capable of towing up to 14,400 pounds with the standard Vortec 6.0L V8 engine, and 15,400 pounds with the available 6.6L Turbo-Diesel V8. If this still isn’t enough power for your needs, the 3500 offers 14,200 pounds of towing capacity with the standard Vortec 6.0L V8, and 23,100 pounds with the available Duramax 6.6L Turbo-Diesel V8.

In addition to raw power and towing capacity, Chevy has also introduced a variety of features to make your jobs smoother and easier than ever before. The new Stabilitrack system automatically detects if your trailer is swaying and applies both the trailer and vehicle brakes to help bring the load back in line.

The Silverado also offers digital steering assist and hill start assist technology. The digital steering assist provides the driver with ease of handling and stability even at high speeds and with heavy loads, while the hill start assist holds your brakes until you press the gas, providing extra time to switch between brake and accelerator pedals without rolling backwards.