Five New Chevys, and How to Pick the Right One

The easiest way to pick a new vehicle is to stop shopping for the perfect one and start describing your actual week. Where do you park it? Who rides in the back? What are you hauling on a Saturday? Answer those three and the choice usually makes itself.

Here’s how the new Chevys on our lot at Cobbs Ford Rd sort out.

Trailblazer and Equinox: the everyday two

The Trailblazer is the compact one, and it’s the easiest to live with if you’re mostly in town. It parks without a fuss, it’s easy on fuel, and it still has a back seat that adults can use without complaining. If you’re coming out of a sedan and want to sit up a little higher, start here.

The Equinox is the step up in room. Same easy manners around Prattville, more space behind the second row, and the kind of crossover that doesn’t ask you to think about it. This is the one for a small family or anyone who’s tired of folding seats down every time they buy something bigger than a grocery bag.

Traverse: the road trip answer

If the third row matters, the Traverse is the honest answer. Three rows of real seating, room left over for luggage, and enough comfort that a drive to the beach doesn’t leave everyone stiff. Families coming from Millbrook and Pike Road tend to land here after they’ve outgrown a two-row crossover.

Tahoe: when you need the size

The Tahoe is the one people recognize, and it earns that. Full-size room, a third row that adults can actually use, and the presence to tow a boat to Lake Jordan without drama. If you’ve got a growing family and a trailer, this is the conversation.

Silverado: for the work and the weekend

The Silverado lineup runs from light-duty to heavy-duty, so you can match the truck to the job instead of buying more truck than you need. Crew cab for the family, bed for the lumber, and enough capability for a Wetumpka job site on Monday and the lake on Saturday.

We’ll buy your car whether or not you buy ours

Here’s the part most people don’t expect. We’ll buy your current vehicle outright, no purchase required. So even if nothing on the lot is the right fit yet, it’s worth finding out what yours is worth. Value Your Trade Here.

Come drive a couple

We’re at 2101 Cobbs Ford Rd in Prattville, an easy drive from Millbrook, Wetumpka, Pike Road and Montgomery. Come in on a weekday when it’s quiet and drive two or three back to back — that’s usually the moment it clicks.

See the full new Chevy lineup at Larry Puckett Chevrolet

Quick answers

Which is the smallest new Chevy SUV? The Trailblazer. If you want more room without going to three rows, the Equinox is next.

Do you take trades? Yes, and we’ll buy your vehicle outright even if you don’t buy from us.