3 Commercial Chevy Vehicles Your Business Could Use

Chevy has partnered with businesses for over 100 years helping them get the job done right. Chevrolet has everything from trucks, vans, and SUVs to crossovers and cars to help your business run better.

1. 2017 Silverado HD

The Silverado HD is the largest in the line of Chevy pick-up trucks available. You can get a Duramax 6.6-liter Turbo-Diesel V8 to help tow and carry whatever you might need. The Silverado HD can tow up to 23,200 pounds and carry 7,153 pounds with 910 pounds per foot of torque. According to JD Power, the Silverado HD is the most dependable large heavy-duty vehicle three years running.

The Silverado HD comes standard with automatic locking rear differential and trailering equipment. Add on the snow plow prep package, 4-wheel anti-lock and disc brakes with dual rear wheels, and chrome bars grille.

2. 2017 Express Cutaway

The Express Cutaway is a full-frame truck that can handle a huge variety of fittings, including a van body, an ambulance or rescue body, a shuttle bus, or a school bus fitting. Depending on whether you choose a 3500 Express Cutaway or a 4500 Express Cutaway, you can either have a 4.8-liter engine or a 6-liter engine. You can also have either 285 horsepower or 342 horsepower and either 295 pounds per foot of torque or 373 pounds per foot of torque. Both models have a gross combination weight rating (GCWR) of up to 20,000 pounds.

The Express Cutaway has technology options to help you keep up with your work while you’re on the go. There is a 120V power outlet as well as two auxiliary outlets, a USB port so you can charge your electronics, and the option to add a rear vision camera so that when the driver puts the truck into reverse, the camera gives him or her a view of what’s directly behind the truck.

3. 2017 City Express

The 2017 Chevy City Express is a small cargo van that offers you a wide range of conveniences. It has 122.7 cubic feet of cargo space, gets an estimated 24 miles per gallon, and offers tons of technology options to add onto your vehicle package to turn it into a mobile office.

The unique structure of the City Express gives you a maximum cargo length of 82.8 inches behind the front seat and a full 48 inches of load width between the wheel wells. That’s enough to fit a standard wood pallet. The rear doors open up to 180 degrees so you can have easy access to the cargo area. The City Express also has a turning diameter of 36.7 feet to give you a great turning radius in even the tightest city spaces.

You can even turn the center console into an office space. Fold the passenger seat flat to create a workspace and have access to the 13 different storage spaces, including a space for laptops or hanging files. There are two 12-volt outlets so you can charge your devices. The City Express also comes standard with Bluetooth connectivity so you can talk to your clients or your colleagues while you’re on the go.

Whether you’re looking for a van to zip around the city or a truck to transport heavy materials that keep your business running, Chevy has you covered.

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