Gas vs diesel Silverado is one of the first real decisions a 1500 buyer has to make, and it is easy to get pulled toward the diesel just because it sounds like the more serious choice. This guide breaks down the real MPG numbers, what the diesel premium actually buys you, and the long-term costs…
In this article What’s the Real Difference Between These Two for Adams Lake? Does Adams Lake’s Boat Rule Change Which Truck You Need? Practicality Beyond the Park So Which One Should You Pick? The short version is straightforward, so we’ll lead with it. If you’re hauling five or fewer people and a kayak or canoe,…
Chevy Equinox interior technology has changed more dramatically than almost any other part of the vehicle since it first launched. A buyer cross-shopping a used Equinox against a new one is not just comparing styling or cargo space, they are often comparing genuinely different eras of in-car technology. Barry’s Chevrolet in West Union, Ohio walks…
Equinox vs Trailblazer vs Traverse is one of the most common questions we get at Barry’s Chevrolet in West Union, Ohio, and it usually comes from someone who assumes all three are roughly interchangeable Chevy SUVs. They are not. Each one is built around a different size, budget, and use case, and picking based on…
Silverado 2500 Duramax diesel real-world fuel economy is one of those numbers that is surprisingly hard to pin down, and there is a specific reason for that. Unlike most vehicles, the 2500HD does not carry an official EPA fuel economy rating at all, so any mpg figure you see quoted is based on real-world reporting…
CMA Fest is Country Music’s biggest celebration. In Nashville, it combines not only the music, but the country lifestyle – which undoubtedly includes the love of the pickup truck. To help celebrate that affinity for full-size trucks, Chevrolet invited Jim Muncy and his 2007 Chevrolet Silverado to CMA fest. But this isn’t just any 2007 Silverado: this one has a million miles…
Chevy Trax cargo space numbers look good on a spec sheet, but a cubic footage figure does not always tell you how your actual stuff will fit. This guide covers the official numbers for the current Trax, how it stacks up against its own segment, and what independent real-world loading tests actually show once suitcases…
Automakers may still struggle to re-invent the wheel, but they certainly seem to have found a few ways to re-invent the pickup truck’s tailgate. We’ve seen several varieties of fanciful multi-purpose truck tailgates hit the market in recent years, which probably has you wondering: is that something I truly need or want in my next truck purchase? Barry’s Chevrolet discusses what has and has not changed with…
High-mileage used trucks confuse a lot of buyers before they even start shopping, mostly because 100,000 miles does not mean what it used to. This guide covers what genuinely matters when you are looking at a truck above that number, why these trucks often cost more than the mileage alone would suggest, and what to…
Best three-row used SUVs for large families means something different once your family has genuinely outgrown a midsize three-row SUV. If you already own a Traverse or a Highlander and every seat is full of real people, not just car seats, with no room left for gear, this guide is for you. Here at Barry’s…
