2023 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD High Country Review

*Heated and Vented Front Seats *Heated 2nd Row Seats *Heated Steering Wheel *6.6L Turbo-Diesel V8 *10-Speed Allison Transmission *Chevy Safety Assist
Luxury and power combine to make the Silverado 2500 High Country. No compromises on performance with upgrades and comforts to make a truck that is comfortable enough for long drives but equally at home on the worksite. Chevy capability starts with the iconic 6.6L turbo diesel V8 engine and 10-speed automatic transmission. You will find you have the power you want and the smooth shifting you desire. Practical features like the CornerStep bumpers, integrated trailer brake controller, and 12 bed tie downs ensure you can easily use the bed and hitch. When you’re doing a walk around, you will appreciate the sophisticated style thanks to features like a dual exhaust, chrome assist steps and recovery hooks. The right amount of chrome is paired with body coloured accents to add to the appearance. Hop inside and enjoy the luxury features. Heated and cooled front seats are ready for every season while a power driver seat with memory features ensures you are comfortable every time you get in. Dual-zone climate will keep the cabin the right temperature for the front passengers while the suite of safety features mean you don’t need a backseat driver. It’s easy to ensure you get where you’re going the first time with built-in navigation on a premium touchscreen. Find the audio options you want right at your fingertips whether you are looking for radio, want to use bluetooth, or even connect to Apple Carplay and Android Auto. The 4G Wi-Fi and OnStar capabilities ensure you can stay connected when it matters most. Ready to see how the Silverado 2500 High Country can deliver upon and even exceed your expectations? Stop in today and connect with one of our sales consultants, we will earn your business.
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10145 178 St NW Edmonton, Alberta T5S 1E4
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[@kirkdunn1379]

After coming from 21 model to a 22 half ton refresh, I like this better. . Sure the screen is smaller but layout of all the controls is far better and easier to use.....I am not watching movies so don't need a 60" flat screen.....GM ride is way more comfortable than any other HD and bed is more useable....I just picked up a 23 thinking I would wait for 24....after owning new interior for awhile I liked this better overall....and saved quite a bit off MSRP vs 24... It's a bad ass truck, and for the stuff that's important it is great....has every feature I could ever want plus auto 4wd.....best looking truck as well....they are massive trucks.....rear camera mirror is strange as well as HUD but sure I'll get used to it......trucks will only get more expensive, 24 base models are 55k already and LT trims are 62k equipped....fir a few grand more picked up one of these....will keep it for along long time.... It's my work truck 😂....

[@Beniamin6665]

WTF. Haw dare Chevy do this to us.. What a pile of trash. It’s no wonder why I’m looking at a Ford now… How dare you keep these trucks basic bitch level… You stand no chance against Ford. I’ve always been a Chevy guy..

[@mariohernandez9608]

You’re just mad cause you can’t afford it 😂

[@Beniamin6665]

@@mariohernandez9608 Very funny Mario… I’ve always been a truck person. A Chevy guy at that. When your friends are both Chevy guys and Ford guys there is always a battle. Personally I’ve been a Chevy guy. You think about it and it is shit for the money we give. Ford are the only ones who constantly are on there game.. We have Chevy vans for work all the way. The old school ones.

[@cwisted5308]

I used to drive a 2011 2500 duramaz LML with the LTZ package and it was incredibly nice for the time we were in 11 years ago but trucks now are just ridiculous how nice they are getting. My parents wanted a new truck when covid started and I originally told them to look at a duramax but the interior was just horrible and didn't seem upgraded at all. They went and looked at an F250 and ended up buying it immediately and it is straight up the most comfortable truck I have ever driven. The interior is absolutely incredible and comfortable and extremely upgraded compared to the chevy. They ended up looking at a few different trim packages and went with the limited and they are in love with it. My dad also bought a new BMW Alpina B7 and I can say with full confidence that the truck is so much more pleasant and comfortable to drive. Of course these are two completely different style vehicles but they take the truck on road trips no matter what over their other cars. All they did to it was tint the windows, add led rock lights under the wheel wells which help in those random times for towing or other things especially on farm land at night, and then added a viair onboard air system for filling up tires or whenever they might need air. There was no reason to do anything else to it because it pretty much came with everything. I was a huge chevy fan just like you but they are nowhere close to what Ford is doing now especially with the interior. If I had to choose I'm 100% going with Ford. Ive never been a dodge fan but apparently they have done some pretty great things as well but I've never driven one of the newer models so I couldn't tell you from personal experience

[@Beniamin6665]

@@cwisted5308 Right! Good on you’ Ford makes beautiful trucks. Chevy left us in the dust. Everyone should do the same to Chev.

[@cwisted5308]

@@Beniamin6665 Totally agree. Which sucks because I used to love my Duramax. Ford is just destroying them now though. Hopefully ill buy another truck soon