A controlled ride, excellent driver assistance technology, and incredible towing capacity make the 2024 GMC Yukon a joy to drive. Read on to discover more features that elevate the full-size SUV driving experience.
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The 2024 Buick Envision strikes a perfect balance between luxury and capability. Its engine is smooth and responsive, and the cabin is roomy, tech-filled, and quiet. Here’s our quick overview of each of its trim-level lineups.
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Drivers seeking a full-size light-duty pickup truck with a high towing capacity and a lot of versatility should consider the 2024 GMC Sierra 1500. This truck can be configured in a huge number of ways and is immensely capable on top of it.
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If you’re searching for a small SUV rugged enough to take on off-road terrains, consider the 2024 Chevy Trailblazer. Explore everything the Trailblazer has to offer in this guide from our dealership.
Discover the 2024 Chevy Trailblazer: Compact Yet Capable
Exterior
The Chevy Trailblazer has a sturdy structure that gives it increased durability throughout all of your adventures. The upper active aero shutters automatically close at high speeds and reopen at lower speeds to help enhance your aerodynamics. The LS base trim comes with 17-inch all-season blackwall tires and silver-painted aluminum wheels.
The 2024 Trailblazer is available in a wide array of vibrant colors that are sure to turn heads. This includes Nitro Yellow Metallic, Copper Harbor Metallic, Cacti Green, and Fountain Blue.
6 Signs Your Vehicle Needs Transmission Service
Your GM dealer does all kinds of important jobs for your vehicle, from tire care to transmission service. When your transmission is in need of a checkup, you’ll notice you’re having a lot of problems with your gears. Learning to recognize the signs of transmission trouble will tell you when it’s time to head to the dealer.
6 Signs Your Vehicle Needs Transmission Service From Your GM Dealer
1. Your Check Engine Light Is On
Before you notice any problems with your car, you might see that your check engine light has switched on. This should be addressed at once even if your car seems to be behaving fine. Problems can get worse quickly, so the earlier they’re addressed, the better for your car.
Read the rest of this entry »11 Favorite Features of the 2024 Buick Envista
With its sleek, coupe-like style and affordable price tag, the all-new 2024 Buick Envista is garnering plenty of praise and attention. Up to five people can travel comfortably in the Envista, and three available trim levels offer plenty of styling and feature customization. Keep reading to discover the top Envista features that drivers can’t stop talking about.
11 Favorite Features of the 2024 Buick Envista
1. Flexible Seating and Cargo Space
The Envista’s cabin is just as carefully crafted as its exterior, featuring standard cloth seating with leatherette trim and accent stitching. Up to five people can sit comfortably across two rows of seats, with plenty of legroom in both rows. If you need to carry more cargo than people, the second-row 40/60 split-folding seats reveal up to 42.0 cu. ft. of cargo capacity. For easier access to the cargo area, an available power liftgate opens with a button press.
The driver’s seat gets extra comfort with available 8-way power adjustments and two-way lumbar support, heated front seats, and a heated steering wheel. The available moonroof lets driver and passengers take in the outdoors with fresh air and natural light.
We all know that we need oil changes for our cars, but why exactly? What does the oil do, why does it need to be changed, how often should that happen, and what kind of oil do you need to be using? Your Chevy dealer explains.
The 2024 Chevy Equinox is pushing the boundaries of what a compact SUV can do, with a roomy cabin, sporty handling, and lots of advanced safety and technology features. And it has the athletic design to turn heads, with plenty of trims and customization options to match your style. Whether you’re taking a road trip or just a trip to the store, every ride is an adventure in the Equinox.
Your brakes are some of the most important safety features your Chevy has. Regular brake checks and prompt repairs are essential for keeping you safe on the road and preventing more serious issues down the line. Fortunately, your car is likely to give you plenty of warning that it’s time to visit your Chevy dealer for brake repair.
Signs You Might Need Brake Repair From Your Chevy Dealer
Your Brakes Squeak, Squeal, or Screech
Are your brakes making a noise that sets your teeth on edge? Bad news: something’s wrong. Squeaky brakes are one of the most common signs of brake problems. They usually pop up when your brake pads have started to wear down. Worn-out brake pads expose built-in metal wear indicators, and they rub against the rotors to make a high-pitched noise.
At the dealership, our technicians will inspect your brake pads and measure their thickness. If replacement is needed, we’ll install OEM brake pads made just for your Chevy model, meaning you’ll get back on the road with the performance your brakes were built to have.
You Hear Grinding Sounds When You Brake
If your brakes have progressed past squealing to grinding, that’s usually more serious. It’s a sign that your brake pads have worn down completely, allowing the metal backing to grind against your rotors. This can really damage your rotors, and if you don’t do something about it fast, the brake repair bill will be quite a bit higher.
When you bring your car in, we’ll assess the damage to both the pads and the rotors. If your rotors are salvageable, they might be resurfaced to make them smooth and even again. However, if they’re too damaged, both the pads and the rotors will need to be replaced to get things working correctly again.
Your Brake Pedal Pulses or Vibrates
Does your brake pedal vibrate when you press it? You might have warped your rotors. Rotors usually warp when too much heat builds up during prolonged braking. It can also come up if your pads are pressing unevenly on the rotor’s surface.
Our expert technicians will use precision tools to check the flatness and thickness of your rotors. Warped rotors can sometimes be machined to have a flat surface again, but if they are too thin or seriously damaged, they will need to be replaced to make sure your brakes are safe.
Your Brake Pedal Feels Too Soft
When you hit the brakes, your brake pedal isn’t supposed to be spongy or sink quickly and easily all the way to the floor. If it feels like you’re stomping on a marshmallow when you need to slow down, it’s time to get those brakes checked out. You might have damage to your brake lines, low brake fluid, or air in the lines. Any of these problems can reduce your ability to stop in an emergency.
The skilled technicians at your Chevy dealer will perform a thorough inspection of the brake lines and master cylinder. We can bleed the brakes to remove any air from the lines and check for leaks. If necessary, we can replace the master cylinder or repair any leaks with genuine Chevrolet parts to ensure the brake system is airtight and operates efficiently.
Your Brakes Aren’t Working the Way They Should
Any time you notice your brakes performing worse than they did before, you ought to be concerned. Are your brakes less responsive than they used to be? Is your car taking longer to stop than usual? There’s a problem, and it could prove to be dangerous. The culprit could be something easily fixed, like worn brake pads or low or contaminated brake fluid, but it might also be a more serious issue.
Our service team will check your brake fluid levels and test the fluid for contamination. If it’s low or dirty, we’ll replace it with fresh, manufacturer-approved brake fluid. We’ll also inspect your pads and rotors to determine if they need replacing or servicing.
The Brake Light on Your Dashboard Lights Up
Are you seeing stars on the dash when you turn on your car? The warning lights on your dashboard are meant to alert you when something’s wrong. If the brake light on your dashboard comes on, it’s a direct signal from your car’s diagnostic system that there’s a problem with your brakes.
Chevy technicians at your dealership have specialized diagnostic tools to read the error codes from your vehicle’s onboard computer. This helps to pinpoint exactly what’s wrong, whether it’s a sensor issue, a problem with the anti-lock braking system (ABS), or another brake-related issue. Then, we can fix the problem quickly and efficiently.
Your Car Pulls to the Side When You Brake
Does your car pull to one side when you try to brake? Aside from making your vehicle harder to control, this problem can be dangerous on the road. Pulling to one side when you brake can be caused by uneven brake pad wear, a stuck caliper, or a collapsed brake hose.
At the dealership, our technicians will check your brake pads for uneven wear and inspect your calipers and hoses for any signs of trouble. We might also recommend aligning your tires for the best possible performance of your brakes.
You Smell Burning When You Brake
Do you smell burning when you brake? If you smell burning rubber or a sharp chemical smell after repeated hard braking, there’s a good chance your brakes have overheated. That means it’s time to give your brakes a chance to cool off. If you keep using your brakes, you might cause brake fade and reduce your car’s ability to slow down or stop.
After your brakes have cooled, you should get them checked out to make sure you haven’t done any serious damage. We’ll take a peek at commonly overheated components, such as the brake pads and rotors, for signs of failure and recommend replacing anything that’s been too damaged.
Recognizing signs of brake trouble can be the difference between a minor repair and a major overhaul. By choosing professional brake repair at your Chevy dealership, you benefit from expert technicians who use specialized tools and genuine parts designed to meet the specific needs of your vehicle. Call Vann York Chevrolet Buick GMC in High Point, NC, to schedule your next brake service today.
The 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 is one of the most popular pickup trucks in America. It’s known for its impressive hauling credentials, off-road capabilities, and scintillating drivetrain that put the thrill back into driving. It consistently receives high reviews from auto experts, businesses, and consumers. Learn about the latest Silverado 1500 specs from your local Chevy dealership.
Learn About the 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500
Power and Performance
The 1500 Silverado has the grit and gumption to get through any job. The WT, Custom, RST, Custom Trail Boss, and LT Trail Boss include the 2.7-liter gas engine for 310 horsepower at 5,600 RPM and 430 lb.-ft. torque at 3,000 RPM. It can tow up to 9,500 lbs. It includes an eight-speed automatic transmission. The max payload capacity is 2,260 lbs.
Engine Upgrades
You can upgrade to the 5.3-liter V8 gas engine to get 355 horsepower and 383 lb.-ft. maximum torque with a ten-speed automatic transmission. It can tow up to 11,300 lbs. with a max payload capacity of 2,180 lbs.
The 6.2-liter V8 gas engine gets 420 horsepower and 460 lb.-ft. of torque and can tow up to 13,300 lbs. with a max payload of 1,980 lbs. And the ultra-powerful 3-liter Duramax turbo diesel engine gets 305 horsepower and 495 lb.-ft. of torque and can tow 13,300 lbs. with a max payload of 1,970 lbs. Both include the ten-speed transmission.
Safety Features
The truck includes everything you need to get around town or the worksite safely. The base model includes an HD rear vision camera for precise reversing, and the upgraded trims have HD surround vision to help you see everything happening around the exterior.
Every trim includes forward collision alerts for dodging obstacles and accidents, electronic stability control with traction monitoring, lane keep assistance with lane departure warnings for staying between the lines, and following distance indicators to help you avoid rear-end collisions.
Additional Safety Features
The upgraded trims include rear park assist and rear cross-traffic braking for more peace of mind when navigating crowded streets. The tire pressure monitor lets you know when it’s time to add air to the tires. You can also upgrade to the trailer tire pressure warning system to extend the same courtesy to your cargo. The ZR2 also includes rain-sensing automatic wipers to keep the windshield clean.
Towing Features
Upgraded trims include hitch guidance for quickly adding a trailer to the back. The ZR2 model also includes trailer-side blind zone alerts for changing lanes safely with a trailer attached. You also get the in-vehicle trailering app to monitor the integrity of your haul and a truck bed camera for inspecting your gear.
You can also add a camera inside your trailer with the available trailer camera input. It’s perfect for seeing if your cargo has moved during the trip. Access the bed like a pro with the tailgate EZ lift assist. You can bring down the tailgate with a press of a button to keep your hands on the load.
Fuel Efficiency
The EPA-estimated mpg rating varies by model and trim level. The base WT model gets 18 mpg in the city and 21 mpg on the highway. The upgraded ZR2 receives 20 mpg in the city and 22 mpg on the highway. Every model includes a 24-gallon tank.
Off-Roading
The 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 was made to explore. The Trail Boss trim includes a 2-inch lift kit to give you a higher stance and more ground clearance on dirt roads. You get impressive all-terrain tires with beefy tread patterns for kicking mud and debris to the side. Use the available skid plates to protect the underside of the truck when running over obstacles.
Entertainment
You can entertain your guests without taking your eyes off the road. The 1500 includes Bluetooth for wirelessly connecting your smartphone to the center console, and the ZR2 includes wireless charging, so your phone is ready to go when you reach your destination. The premium version also includes the Bose sound system for an improved listening experience.
The base WT includes a 3.5-inch monochromatic driver information console for navigating and monitoring the condition of your vehicle. The upgraded ZR2 includes a 12.3-inch color screen for a better viewing experience.
Comfort and Style
The Silverado 1500 helps you sit back and relax. The WT includes four-way power seats, while the upgraded ZR2 has 10-way adjustable seats. The base model seats up to six adults and the ZR2 seats five. The ZR2 is slightly taller and longer, with three inches of extra ground clearance. Every model includes 62.9 cubic feet of cargo space. If you need more room, add the available under-seat storage.
The high-end ZR2 also includes heated rear seats for staying warm in the winter and front bucket seats, which give you more room to spread out.
Exterior
The latest upgrades make it easy to customize the look of your ride. The upgraded versions let you match your door handles and the front bumper to the body of your vehicle. The base version includes 17-inch wheels with LT265/70R17C all-terrain tires for getting through rough terrain. The ZR2 has 18-inch wheels with LT275/70R18 mud-terrain tires for a higher stance.
The upgraded version includes LED tail lamps for better visibility when reversing and working around the back of your truck. You can also add exterior power-adjustable vertical trailering mirrors to see what’s going on behind the bed. Every trim lets you add fender flares to keep the mud on the ground and off the back of your truck.
Nothing beats the power and workmanship of the latest Silverado 1500. These trucks can tackle any job and will last years to help you make the most of your investment. You can tow for work, haul supplies off-road, or take a weekend trip in the mountains. Visit Calavan Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of West Atlanta in Lithia Springs, GA, to see how it feels to be behind the wheel of the 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500.


