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"Used Chevy Overview And How To Buy At The Best Price!"
Chevrolet remains the top selling brand in the GM stable ... and we certainly see why.
With a broad range of vehicles at reasonable prices, most consumers can find something that meets their needs.
Whether it's the perennial award winning Corvette, which we believe is simply the best priced sports car in the world given its performance capabilities, the sturdy Tahoe SUV ... an Edmunds.com "Editors Most Wanted" award winner ... or "Lowest True Cost To Own" award winning trucks like the Silverado and Colorado, or more fuel efficient sedans and hatchbacks like the Cobalt and Aveo (another "Lowest True Cost To Own" award winner), we find that Chevy has much to offer.
Here's some of our favorites you may want to consider:
Chevy Camaro: GM brought the Camaro back in early 2009 as a new 2010 models. And because it was introduced early in 2009, we're already seeing some very nice and low-mileage used 2010 Camaro models at some of the auctions we attend. The previous Camaro generation was produced from 1993 to 2002 and it's this group we primarily come across at the auctions. Earlier models are fewer and farther between. This generation continued the Chevrolet Camaro tradition of emphasizing both style and performance.
Chevy Cobalt: The Cobalt comes as either a sedan or coupe, and with its four trim levels, there are models that are quiet and easygoing as well as those that will please the more sporty-inclined driver.
Chevy Colorado: Lauched in 2004 as a replacement to the S10, this compact truck offers ruggedness, hauling ability and a sharp design for those not needing a full-size truck. It's also both roomier and better handling than the S10 and very attractively priced.
Chevy Corvette: Ratings and awards go through the roof year after year. It's pretty much the yearly winner of Edmunds.com's prestigious "Consumers Most Wanted" and "Editors Most Wanted" award. It's one of Cars.com's "Best Bets" and J.D. Power gives it its top rating for Performance, Style, and Feature And Accessory Quality. The Chevrolet Corvette is among the world's best sports cars, but for thousands less.
Chevy Equinox: The Chevy Equinox is a solid choice for those seeking a "larger" small SUV that also offers much better overall handling as well as driving comfort compared to the traditional truck-based SUVs. While a crossover, built on a carlike platform, the Equinox still offers the look and versatility of a traditional SUV, while providing a more carlike drive with better fuel economy.
Chevy Impala: The Impala's solid feel, compliant ride and reasonable price has made it one of America's most popular cars and well-known nameplates. And recent years has seen a move to more efficient engines while maintaining its larger-than-average family sedan size. The result is a car that gives you the power when you need it with reasonable gas mileage.
Chevy Malibu: The Malibu has been around since the 1960's ... a tribute to its popularity few cars can match. While Malibu production stopped temporarily in the '80's, popular demand brought it back. Today, the Malibu's refinement and driving capability has placed it among the midsize family sedan leaders.
Chevy Silverado: The Silverado is simply a mainstay on the American truck scene. With its many body styles, trim levels and powertrains, the Silverado is equally comfortable as a work horse, as a sporty ride, or simply a family mover. Notable for its strong performance and refined ride, the Chevrolet Silverado makes a solid truck choice.
Chevy Suburban: The Chevy Suburban is one best choices in the extra-large SUV segment thanks to leading passenger and cargo capacity, powerfulful powertrains, sturdy build quality, compliant ride and outstanding towing capacity of nearly 10,000 pounds.
Chevy Tahoe: Since the mid 1990's, the Tahoe has been one of the most popular SUVs on the road. With seating up to 9 passengers, plenty of amenities, and V8 power, the Tahoe has been ably serving large American families.
Chevy Trailblazer: The Chevy TrailBlazer has been one of the top-selling midsize SUVs in the country since it's 2002 debut, valued for its spacious cabin, comfortable ride, ample features and affordable prices.
Chevy Traverse: The Traverse offers the passenger space and cargo capacity of a minivan with the sportier looks of an SUV. It's actually longer than the Honda Odyssey and seats up to eight passengers with a third row that even accommodates adults.
Overall, we have a very opinion of many of the Chevrolet models. The point is that Chevy's versatile lineup, coupled with affordable pricing, makes them a more-than-solid choice as a used car purchase.
How To Get The Best Price On A Pre-Owned Chevy Model:
There are actually several different ways to buy a used Chevrolet at the lowest price, even at wholesale, depending on which method fits you best.
ONE - Car Auctions:
You can go to Public Car Auctions in your own geographic area. While this will take some additional time and effort, there are indeed some truly excellent buys for those who shop these events.
Another excellent method involves getting several used car dealers to compete for your business. This article details the best way to carry out this process. It's just amazing what happens to prices when you force dealers to fight for your sale.
Also ...
If you're interested in a "Brand New" Chevy, there are some great deals to be had right now if you know how.
