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The road to owning something genuinely exciting starts with a Chevy EV. While the company has plans for both hybrid and electric vehicles, in 2025, you've got three all-electric models ready to hit the road. Equinox EV The Equinox EV's value proposition is simple: an attainable, long-range, stylish EV that fits seamlessly into everyday life. How far you can go depends on which version you pick. Front-wheel drive Equinox EVs stretch up to 319 miles on a single charge, while all-wheel drive versions trade a bit of range (285 miles) for more muscle (300 horsepower and 346 pound-feet of torque) and the confidence to handle all seasons. It's well-equipped too. The standard 17.7-inch display runs Google-powered software, providing built-in Maps, music, and app compatibility via the Google Play Store. Super Cruise, GM's hands-free highway driving system and one of the best semi-autonomous systems available today, is an option. more Blazer EV The Equinox EV will do everything you need it to. But if you want more power, more room, more style, more range, and a fancier interior, then you're looking for the Blazer EV. How much more? Well, the RS with rear-wheel drive will take you 334 miles before needing a recharge. Inside, you get features you won't find in the Equinox EV, like a Bose audio system and a head-up display. In the looks department, the Blazer EV turns up the aggression, making it look like something that enjoys being driven. Speaking of things that enjoy being driven, meet the Blazer EV SS, the first SS-badged electric Chevy. And no, they didn't slap a badge on and called it a day. This thing means business. With 615 horsepower and a 0-60 mph time of 3.4 seconds, it's the fastest SS model ever. Yes, it's quicker than the big V8s! Silverado EV We've seen the entry-level Equinox EV, admired the boldness of the Blazer EV, and now it's time for something built for work: the Silverado EV. If you like big numbers, you're in for a treat. Horsepower? 760. Torque? More than you'll ever need, but Chevy went with 765 lb.-ft just to be sure. Range? This truck offers up to 460 miles. And it's pretty quick, too. It'll go from 0 to 60 mph in under 4.5 seconds, which is faster than some cars that claim to be sporty. When it comes to towing, the Silverado comes armed with 12,500 pounds of capability, meaning you won't have to think twice about hauling a trailer or a boat. If you're ready to experience these EVs in person, contact Frederick Chevrolet in Lebanon, PA. We'll happily set you up with a test drive and answer any questions.

A Certified Pre-Owned Chevrolet is not the same as a used car. Certified Pre-Owned (CPO) means the vehicle has met or exceeded stringent quality standards, is less than six years old, has less than 75,000 miles on the odometer, and has a clean title. We're going to take a closer look at some of the benefits of choosing a CPO Chevy. It's Covered by Warranty When you choose a CPO Chevrolet, it's protected by two warranties. The Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty covers all vehicle systems against any potential issue with its materials, components, or labor. This warranty applies for the first year or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. The Powertrain Limited Warranty protects your engine, transmission, and drive system. All components in these systems are covered against any defect for six years or 100,000 miles. Any work required to correct a warranty issue will be performed by Chevy-trained technicians using Chevy-approved replacement parts. more Comprehensive Examination Every CPO Chevrolet undergoes a complete 172-point inspection. Expert technicians perform this inspection, examining items ranging from vehicle detailing to the interior for damage or defects. Numerous systems, from the engine to the braking system, are checked and tested to ensure they work perfectly. This report gives you the confidence to know the vehicle is in great working condition. 3-Day/150-Mile Exchange Policy Did you choose a vehicle and then decide you wanted another Chevy model or trim? No problem: just bring your Chevy in with the exchange period, and we'll complete the paperwork together and swap your vehicle. Roadside Assistance A CPO Chevy enjoys free roadside assistance for six years or 100,000 miles. If something goes wrong, experienced technicians are dispatched to your location to help get you back on the road ASAP. They can jump-start your vehicle, change a flat, provide lock-out assistance, or an emergency fuel delivery. Some services, like fuel delivery, incur a charge payable on delivery. OnStar Trial OnStar is Chevy's satellite-based system that provides entertainment, safety, communications, and navigation services. It offers two stand-alone plan options, the Safety & Security Plan and the Connected Vehicle Plan. The first provides Roadside Assistance, Automatic Crash Response, Stolen Vehicle Assistance, and more. The second plan offers HD streaming, Voice Assistant, In-Vehicle Apps, and many other services. Every CPO Chevy includes a one-month trial version of the Premium Plan, which provides access to all OnStar services. Once the trial expires, you can choose the plan option you want. If you renew the Premium Plan, you receive a sizeable discount compared to choosing individual plans. Visit us today at Frederick Chevrolet in Lebanon, PA, and view our wide range of CPO Chevys. Your next Chevy is waiting for you.

When you're looking at new Chevy vehicles and considering buying one, you should also consider leasing. You may just find some great traditional vehicle and EV lease deals that'll make you want to sign a Chevrolet lease straight away. Whether you should lease your next Chevy car depends on your situation and what you feel will benefit you most. Leasing is typically best for people who love convenience, changing cars often, and having the lowest possible monthly car costs. Let's explore each of these benefits. more You Like Getting New Chevy Vehicles Often Chevy adds great features to new models, and they improve features that were there in the previous generation each year. If you're a fan of driving cars with all the latest improvements and the newest technology, then leasing is a great way to access it. Most people lease a car for two or three years, and some prefer leasing cars for a year at a time. Leasing a car for one to three years allows you to drive a new Chevy regularly, while buying a car might make you want to hold on to that vehicle for a lot longer. You Like How a Chevrolet Lease Is More Affordable Whether your budget is low or you like to live frugally, leasing is often more beneficial for those who value affordability. A typical car lease comes with lower monthly payments than a car loan. Plus, a lease is more affordable up front because you don't need to make a down payment on the vehicle. In many cases, all you need to pay upfront with leasing is your first month's payment, taxes, registration, an acquisition fee, and a refundable security deposit. You Enjoy the Convenience Leasing takes the stress out of both acquiring and parting ways with your car. There is no stressful process of trying to find financing when you're getting a new vehicle. When it's time to move on, you don't have to get your car appraised to trade in or organize a private sale yourself. You pick a car, sign the lease, pay some fees, and that's it. When you're done, you bring the car back and lease your next one. Where to Find Traditional and EV Lease Deals Whether you plan on financing a vehicle with a combustion engine or getting an electric car, the first place to look will always be your local Chevy dealer. Dealer salespeople are always open to talking to you about a lease deal, and we can also help you find a Chevy car that has everything you need in a vehicle. Whether leasing or buying is the best option for you, we can help. Come to Frederick Chevrolet in Lebanon, PA to see what cars we have in stock.