Used 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 trucks for sale near New Lothrop, MI

Brought a new Blazer. Jacob Pruett made the transaction so easy. If you need a new car ask for Jacob Pruett.Jacob made sure all the new elec electronics were set up

I drove a '99 Silverado Standard Cab 6 cyl for 24 years & decided it was time. I flirted with Ram & Tundra but when it came down to it, I've got Chevy in my blood & found what I think is a special vehicle. I'm still learning, lots of buttons, bells & whistles but think I'm gonna love this truck. It's big, real big, you have to plan for some driving/parking experiences ahead of time because it can't do what a single cab did. Would have preferred the 5.3 but ended up with a 6.2 but wow, power on demand, this baby moves. No need to worry about passing granny anymore.

They were very professional and responsive. They answered all my questions. Response was very quick both through SMS and email.

My Silverado runs and drives perfectly. My only complaint is the paint job. Every week when I clean the truck I find new nicks in the paint. Almost like there's no primer. I'm concerned about resale value because no matter how careful I am and I'm an older driver, paint is getting worse every day.

Everytime I?ve been in the dealership I get the respect I want as a woman. This is the absolute best place for price and service

Ive driven 43,000 miles. Runs and drives great. Love the 10 spd transmission for towing. Only issue was a faulty clock spring for heated steer wheel. Under warranty. Has the 6.2 ltr motor

You have a assume sell man in Jason P. He has gone above and beyond for me and family members. He is someone I trust totally. I will follow him wherever He goes. so, Hank Graff treat him right because you have a true asset in him.

5.3L, 18,000 miles, 2021 TB LT and have had no real issues. Ebrake triggered a warning message which was reset 1,000 miles ago no warning light since. MPG is decent but if you like to drive a vehicle it will be 13-14mpg. Wish the exhaust made real noise and GM loves thier 33's, come on 35s look fantastic. I had a 2017 LT Z71 5.3L L82 and had no issues at 65,000 miles when I traded her in.

This summer I had a hard time finding the car I'd been looking for, they seemed to get sold right out from under me. Finally my finance agent found one for me, but it was 3 hours from where I lived, and during a heat wave. As a disabled person, trips in the heat like that when you have to rent a car and uber around are, well... not the best. I contacted the dealership and spoke with Donnie. Within hours I had HD pics of the vehicle and even videos he made so I could see the car more completely. They were very thorough with me, and most important to me: no bullsh*t. No pushy sales or trying to work the price. They accepted my budget for what I had, and what I could do monthly, and kept it within that. They offered a very good (actually feasible) extended warranty plan showing me all levels and what it actually covered so I could decide on my own. When all was said and done I felt comfortable buying the car and they offered delivery for a decent price. After receiving the car, what few (minor) issues I found, they very fairly helped me to resolve them. In my 53 years, this was the best car buying experience I've had. They were very considerate, honest and dependable and I was grateful for the quality of service they provided, it's a rarity. Highly recommend you shop with these folks if you can.

I love my new 2021 Chevrolet high country truck except for the location of Def and Diesel that they are located in the same compartment without any lids to identify the 2, for some strange reason l got Def in my diesel, the insurance company will not pay for this so it’s costing me over $13,0000 out of my own pocket to get fixed and keep the warranty good still. Chevrolet needs to be responsible for this. If this is such a problem that can happen to anyone at anytime. They need to separate the def and the diesel from the same location so that it can not accidentally put DEF into the diesel spout or if someone comes along and puts DEF into your diesel and your insurance will not cover the repairs as they blame you. To fix this huge mistake, Chevrolet will have to correct this by installing locking cover over the spout like most vehicles have and put a fuel cap back on, move the DEF back under the hood in a accessible area. I am saddened by all of this and the cast of all this has set me back as l am only surviving day by day due to all the rising costs today. Hope Chevrolet reads this and others that could potential have this happen to them. My new truck will never be the same again. One more thing to add, the mechanic mentioned that this was the 7 th Chevrolet truck that this happened to this year alone.

Tyler was very helpful and the staff there was very nice and the vehicle was everything. They said it was excellent condition. Would recommend anybody to those guys.