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Location:
Henderson,NV
Exterior Color:
Summit White
Interior Color:
Gray
Transmission:
Automatic
Engine:
V8
Doors:
4
Bodystyle:
Trucks
Drivetrain:
N/A
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About This Car Power Passenger Mirror,Intermittent Wipers,Power Steering,Dual Zone A/C,Pass-Through Rear Seat,Rear Defrost,Adjustable Steering Wheel,Heated Exterior Passenger Mirror,Heated Mirrors,Power Windows,Daytime Running Lights,Vehicle Anti-Theft System,Alarm,Rear Wheel Drive,Tires - Rear All-Season,Auxiliary Pwr Outlet,AM/FM Stereo,CD Player,Power Door Locks,Front Reading Lamps,2nd Row Bench Seat,Driver Air Bag,Tires - Front All-Season,Privacy Glass,4-Wheel ABS,Keyless Entry,Passenger Vanity Mirror,Heated Exterior Driver Mirror,Electrochromic rearview mirror,Power Driver Mirror,Passenger Air Bag,Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel,Auto-Off Headlights,Front Floor Mats,Auto-On Headlights,4-Wheel Disc Brakes,Cruise Control
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Professional Review
The 2006 Chevy Silverado is the last of its generation. An all-new generation of trucks is being introduced for 2007. So look for deals on the outgoing 2006 classic versions. The 2006 Silverado rides well and handles well. It's quick and it's comfortable. Boxed and hydroformed frame rails provide a strong, rigid platform. It is, as the advertising tagline says, like a rock. Heated seats, a Bose stereo, XM Satellite Radio and other options make long days spent in a Silverado comfortable and enjoyable. Silverado benefitted from some significant revisions for 2005. Lower-profile tires on 17-inch wheels provided better handling than before. A gas/electric Hybrid option promised lower operating cost with V8 performance. A sporty SS model debuted, for buyers who value muscle-car acceleration and handling over towing/hauling capacity. More minor changes for 2005 included dual electric cooling fans, which are quieter and more efficient than the engine-driven fan used previously; while aerodynamic refinements to the front end and running boards reduced wind noise and promised a slight improvement in fuel economy. Chevrolet announced no changes for 2006. Those who value a smooth-riding truck with a low load height should compare a two-wheel-drive Silverado to the other full-size pickups; lifting heavy equipment into the back of high-riding trucks is hard on the back.
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