2022 Chevy Silverado Review | Hitting All the High Notes

A much-needed refresh brings the '22 Silverado up to speed.
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Competition makes everyone better, so thank goodness the Chevrolet Silverado plays in a hyper-competitive field. Refreshed for the 2022 model year, the new Silverado looks better inside and out. Cliff Atiyeh tests an LT crew cab trim with Chevrolet's turbocharged four-cylinder engine. Is it enough to make the Silverado a standout truck next to rivals from Ford and Ram? Watch our video to find out.
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Presenter: Clifford Atiyeh
Cinematography: www.VennCreativeMedia.com
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0:00 The 2022 Chevy Silverado
0:48 Exterior Styling
1:54 The Tailgate
2:28 Engine Options
2:59 Driving Impressions
8:31 Interior Styling
9:58 Infotainment
12:15 Pricing
12:48 The Verdict

[@DLTJR1959]

You don't buy a truck for fuel economy. You either buy them to work, tow, or just mall hop. I bought mine to mall hop in style.

[@dtay8913]

A refresh done right finally

[@TheCarCrazyGuy]

I just purchased one. It has the 6.2L. I refuse to compromise.

[@trewilliams54321]

There you go, GM. All you gotta do is…try. Awesome review, Cliff😎

[@northrollingacres]

Thank you, Tre.

[@anthonybohannon1605]

I just bought a 2019 Silverado LD with 30,000 miles. Clunking noise when accelerating and decelerating. According to carfax, the engine ead checked around 8,000 miles and the fuel injectors were checked around 20,000 miles. The vehicle apparently had this issue since manufacturing and the prior owner thought it was the engine or fuel related. The vehicle is certified pre-owned. The dealership brought the truck to me and I didn't test drive it. I thought what could be wrong with a truck with 30,000 miles on it and a bumper to bumper warranty. The guy that brought the truck mentioned that they checked the transmission which was odd to me but, it didn't click in my head until after I drove it. I also asked him why there were almost 31000 miles on truck at delivery, he said they had it detailed, which the truck was dirty.

[@eddiesidorov8635]

Am I crazy for preferring the simple design of the 2021? Maybe I’m just used to it more but I am a bit boomer-y bc I don’t trust digital clusters, what if the screen goes out?

[@carribboy.7572]

those a farm tracktor not plow with a 4 cilinder .... ? gm told u its made like a track four cilinder ,

[@rockford2523]

Load up the truck with five people and hook up your trailer and that 4 cylinder will be out of gas. What is GM thinking? Putting a 4 cylinder in a big truck is silly.

[@rickriggins195]

Google maps are free, no monthly subscription needed.

[@turdferguson2839]

The 4 cylinder looks like a good option, amazing to think a 2010 f150 with the big 5.4 V8 only made 310 horsepower and 380 torque. This 2.7 has 430 torque and an 8speed and it's the base engine.

[@floridaroadways]

370hp f150 2010

[@frankparisi2433]

I liked the 2.7l in the Silverado but didn't like it in the 23 Colorado. Go figure.

[@ktpinnacle]

If you want to save fuel, get the diesel. You forgot about it after mentioning it early on.

[@elche1976]

The problem with diesel is they're pretty much legislating it out of existence for people. So many taxes coming down the pipeline. Any savings due to good mpg is offset by initial higher cost, diesel just costing more... but more and more by fees/ taxes.

[@gregorykozar3795]

I picked up my new Chevy Silverado, 2022 in April. I got the 5.3 V8. you don’t want to get the four-cylinder. The 5.3 pulls better especially going through the mountains and I averaged 11.5 mpg. Google is a joke after your first month. You have to pay for it to work. I think it’s like 50 bucks a month. use your Apple phone. It will do everything google does

[@tapper701]

2022 Chevy Silverado looks ok, prefer the GMC Sierra ... Slainte' ! Cheers !

[@chrismarbrey9678]

I would definitely say that you iare n the minority preferring the 8-speed over the 10 speed. I see no point in buying a four-cylinder even though it's $1,500 cheaper cuz you're going to lose that much on your resale if not more

[@petron1611]

When you put a smaller engine in the same chassis because people are so moronic they think it will be better MPG than the v8's....... and they come out to be the exact same MPG as the V8's just with a shorter life expectancy now hahaha now that is fantastic marketing GM

[@davidporter7051]

You must not have done much research. The expected lifetime of a power train is 120K miles. The majority of engines will last past 120K.

[@peterpalmer7014]

That fancy integrated Google maps require a monthly subscription and it laggs. 👎

[@mikeriv60]

This is a great base engine but it seems people forget that point. The 4.3 was a joke and the 5.3 is a POG. These 4s are build really heavy duty and will work just fine. I also wish there was a hybrid model. For years I have been saying that and it makes no sense why there are so be little of them. Personally I think it's because their trying to push everyone into the garbage EVs and yes their garbage. Hybrid is the way to go but to many people have bought into global B...S warming. People need to smarten up

[@eddiesidorov8635]

All my 5.3’s haven’t had any issues 👀 what’s wrong with them? My 2021 is non-DFM, the 2020 I had before had DFM and got to 75k with zero hiccups.

[@peterpalmer7014]

The MPG's is complete garbage. Not worth it.

[@davidporter7051]

The Ram Hybrid does not have better fuel economy. It's worse than the 5.3. in the real world it's worse than the 6.2. I know because I have owned trucks with all 3.

[@marinoint]

Full-size trucks are so expensive nowadays... How many people are actually in the construction industry that need something this big and thirsty?

[@user-iy3ct1ci3o]

Dear followers!! Don't let the beautiful pictures confuse you . Anyone who buys a new car from GENERAL Motors the chance you threw your money into the trash is very large. In this company there is no customer service, the company's management does not care at all, if you have a problem or a malfunction, you can only pray to God there is a chance that the help will come faster. GM is a very dangerous company, be careful and keep your money safe.!!!Share so more people don't get screwed.GM is a big bluff

[@ktpinnacle]

I knew you'd be here.

[@traciweisenbachCITB]

IF YOU THINK YOU ARE GOING TO COME BACK AT GM IN ANYWAY, YOU ARE WRONG! NOBOY, AND I MEAN NOBODY IS GOING TO BE BETTER THAN GM. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? GM MAKES THE BEST VEHICLES ON THE PLANET! GM 4 LIFE! NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES YOU COMMET ON A CHEVY VIDEO, THAT DOESNT MEAN ANYTHING! 99.999 PERCENT OF PEOPLE DRIVE GM VEHICLES, AND THATS THE TRUTH! GM HAS AND WILL ALWAYS MAKE THE BEST VEHICLES IN THE WORLD! GM IS THE BEST! AND YOU ARE POISONED, SO THAT MEANS YOU CANT DO ANYTHING! CHEVY AND GM 4 LIFE!

[@Doc1855]

Consumer Reports says that Chevy / GMC are the worst pickup in reliability than any other pickup on the market. The new GM pickups are known for catastrophic engine failures, transmission problems, electrical problems, brake problems, fuel injection problems. GM trucks have fallen in reliability below the Dodge. It’s pretty sad to spend 50-100K for a lemon. It’s also sad that out of the “Big Three”, you come in 3rd. I’ve owned all of the Big 3 and I get more trouble free miles from my Fords. The most reliable truck I ever had was a 2010 Tundra 4X4, SR5. But with Socialist Biden shutting down our oil pipeline and gas prices souring, I had to sell my Tundra in 21 with 350K miles.

[@rememberthefallen1970]

Yup own a 2019 toyota tundra 1794 trd package, max tow, etc. It's fully loaded. I drive cross country for work and have 100k miles on it already. I drive alot. No issues at all. Do some towing a little here and there. I work in the oil and gas pipeline industry. This thing has taken me to places in the worst conditions and just keeps going. Gas ain't good but who cares when you have the most reliable pick up in the country

[@paulm6481]

I think one has to get a V8 with Silverado for so,e type of reliability. I take a F150 over this any day though.

[@kevincinnamontoast3669]

No oil pipelines were shut down, why did you sell your tundra? Did Trump make you sell your truck? Drink the kool aid.

[@Doc1855]

@@kevincinnamontoast3669 Yes Biden shut down our Oil Pipeline and has refused oil production in the USA. I know bc I own 17 oil wells. No one made me sell my Tundra. And I don’t care for Kool-Aid, so KMA

[@TheCarCrazyGuy]

Not buying it

[@mikshmt91]

I dont like the new look

[@paulm6481]

Damn you got the worst engine to review. Pass.