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Every car will need an engine diagnostic at some point in its lifespan. You can get this diagnostic test at your local Chevy dealership, as the dealership has all the equipment required to diagnose and repair common issues with your engine. Photo by: Andrea Piacquadio via pexels.com more A diagnostic test on your engine is a test that your mechanic can run when there's an unidentified problem with your car. Instead of checking every component one by one, all of the parts of your car are checked at once so every issue with the car can be promptly diagnosed and repaired. When Should You Get a Diagnostic Test From Your Chevy Dealership? If your check engine light comes on, then you should head to your local dealer for a diagnostic test as soon as possible. If you don't have the issue diagnosed and repaired quickly, then your car may start having performance problems that can inconvenience you. You should also head to the dealer for a test if something strange happens while you're driving. For example, your engine may make strange noises when there's something wrong with it. So, if your car starts making noises that it doesn't usually make, then it's a clear sign you need to go and get a diagnostic test, even if your check engine light hasn't switched on. Should You Get Diagnostic Tests Regularly? It's a good idea to get diagnostic tests regularly to rule out any issues that aren't yet impacting your car's performance. We recommend you get these tests quarterly. A diagnostic test should also be performed on any used vehicle that you're considering buying. You need to know that the used car is in great shape and won't cause any trouble for you soon after you buy it. What Kind of Issues Can Diagnostic Tests Find? A diagnostic test can find issues with all the parts of your vehicle. The test can tell you if you need a fluid top-up, it can find issues with your braking system or your suspension system, and much more. Its ability to find issues with all the components of your car is one of the reasons it's a good idea to get the test done a few times a year. How Long Does a Diagnostic Test Take? How long a diagnostic test takes varies. If it's just a standard test, then it'll typically take between an hour and an hour and a half. However, if your car is experiencing complex issues that need further testing, then a diagnostic test could take up to 4 hours depending on how severe your car's issues are. Visit Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith in Fort Smith, AR next time you need a diagnostic test for your engine. We can also handle any other service your car needs throughout its lifespan.

Some drivers aren't aware of the variety of warranties that you get with your new Chevy. Chevy is a household name for quality, reliability, and excellent service. These qualities are all reflected in the automatic protection you receive when you get behind the wheel of your new car. As your Chevy dealer, we want to tell you about what's covered by your car warranty. Photo by: Antoni Shkraba via pexels.com more Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty This warranty covers almost every system and component in your vehicle. If you have an issue due to an error in manufacturing or workmanship, a dealer will provide any needed repairs or replacements for free. Your Chevy's tires are also protected under this warranty, and free towing to a dealership is available if necessary. This warranty doesn't cover certain items, including parts that need replacement according to normal maintenance or parts damaged due to lack of maintenance, accidental damage, or misuse. Powertrain Limited Warranty This warranty covers all the vital components in your engine, transmission, and drivetrain. Protected components include the intake manifold, the oil pump, seals, engine and transmission mounts, universal joints, and the bearings. The warranty applies for the first five years/60,000 miles. Some components are not included in this warranty, like the coolant, hoses, and sensors. Emissions Control Systems Warranty Your Chevy's emissions control system is responsible for converting toxic chemicals into harmless chemicals and water. Some parts of the emissions system are covered for two years/24,000 miles. Other components, like the catalytic converter and engine control module, are protected for eight years/80,000 miles. Rust-Through Protection Warranty Rust-through is rust that eats completely through the body or sheet metal. Once rust starts, it's impossible to permanently remove and the affected parts must be replaced. This warranty protects you against this issue and is applicable for six years/100,000 miles. Corrosion Corrosion can potentially affect metal and non-metal components and produce damage similar to rust. This warranty protects against this issue for the first three years/36,000 miles. Additional Services Your new Chevy also comes with complimentary services for the duration of your warranty. Let's take a look at them in more detail. Roadside Assistance Situations can occasionally happen when you're driving, ranging from a flat tire to a dead battery. If any of these things happen, it's good to know that Chevy has your back. Roadside assistance is available 24/7/365 to help with any of these issues. They can also provide lockout assistance or give you a tow to the nearest dealer.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Courtesy Transportation If you need a repair covered by warranty, your car may need to stay at the repair center. In these circumstances, you have the option to claim alternative transportation or reimbursement for travel expenses. If you want to know about your warranty, visit us today at Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith in Fort Smith, AR.

The lineup at your local Chevy dealership offers several trucks and SUVs with truly formidable towing capacity. Check out any of these five models today if you're looking for a powerful vehicle for work or adventure. Photo by: Shane West via pexels.com more 1. 2024 Chevy Silverado HD First up is the heavy-duty version of the Silverado, a full-size pickup that can tow up to 36,000 pounds. The 2024 Silverado HD also has a maximum payload of more than 7,200 pounds. It's been fully redesigned for the new model year and features high-tech infotainment and class-leading driver assistance. The Silverado HD was also named the top truck for long-term dependability by JD Power and Associates for five years running. 2. 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 The smaller Silverado 1500 also offers plenty of towing power, with a maximum of 13,300 pounds. It was even named the best light-duty pickup for towing by Cars.com. You can also take advantage of a maximum payload of more than 2,200 pounds. The Silverado 1500 features a range of smart cabin tech and impressive off-roading abilities. Available Super Cruise driver assistance tech provides semi-autonomous operation on compatible highways. 3. 2024 Chevy Tahoe The Tahoe tops Chevy's SUV lineup in terms of towing prowess. This three-row family vehicle can handle up to 8,400 pounds. The 2024 Tahoe is the only SUV in its class with adaptive air suspension: an available feature that enhances ride comfort by adjusting the height of the vehicle based on road conditions. It also comes standard with Chevy's Safety Alert suite of driver assist tech, with forward collision warning, pedestrian braking, and more. 4. 2024 Chevy Suburban Slightly smaller than the Tahoe, the Suburban is another three-row SUV with impressive towing ability. This model can pull a maximum of 8,300 pounds. The 2024 Suburban is the only vehicle in its class offering a choice of three powerful engines. Opt for either the 355-horsepower V8, a larger 420-hp V8, or a 277-hp turbodiesel. Each comes with a 10-speed automatic transmission. The Suburban also has magnetic ride control to optimize handling with a trailer. 5. 2024 Chevy Colorado This midsize pickup boasts a class-leading towing max of 7,700 pounds. The Colorado was named Motor Trend's Truck of the Year for 2024, with exclusive available features like underbody cameras and a steeper-than-average breakover angle. You can upgrade the 2024 model with a TurboMax engine and an enhanced version of ​the truck's 10-speed transmission. When you need a truck or SUV that can pull a heavy trailer, boat, or camper, you need a Chevy. Test drive any exceptional model today at Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith, AR.

Test-driving a new Chevrolet is an exciting experience: a chance to get behind the wheel of a potential new car and see how it performs on the road. Here are a few tips from your Chevy dealership about what to consider when you test drive a car, to help you make an informed decision about your next vehicle purchase. Photo by: RDNE Stock project via pexels.com more Handling and Comfort The first thing to assess during your Chevy test drive is how the vehicle handles and the level of comfort it offers. Pay close attention to the steering response, how the suspension absorbs bumps and road imperfections, and the overall ride quality. A comfortable ride is crucial for long commutes or road trips particularly. Performance and Power Chevrolet is known for its diverse lineup, from fuel-efficient sedans to powerful trucks and high-performance sports cars. Depending on your preferences and needs, evaluate the engine's performance and power during your test drive. Consider factors like acceleration, braking, and how well the vehicle handles various driving conditions. Whether you're seeking fuel efficiency or robust towing capabilities, Chevrolet offers a range of options to suit your requirements. Technology and Infotainment Modern Chevrolets come equipped with advanced technology and infotainment systems. Evaluate the ease of use and functionality of features like touchscreen displays, smartphone connectivity, navigation systems, and voice controls. Ensure that the vehicle offers the technology you desire to make your daily driving experience convenient and enjoyable. Interior Space and Comfort Take note of the interior space and comfort features when test-driving a new Chevy. Consider factors such as cabin layout, seating materials, and the overall ergonomics of the vehicle. Check if there's ample legroom, headroom, and cargo space to accommodate your needs and those of your passengers. Chevrolet models often offer a well-thought-out interior design, making your daily commute more comfortable and enjoyable. Safety Features Safety should always be a top priority when choosing a new vehicle. Pay attention to the safety features that Chevy offers in its models. Look for advanced driver assistance systems such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, and automatic emergency braking. Evaluate how these features enhance your driving experience and contribute to your safety on the road. To experience the thrill of driving a new Chevrolet and explore its exceptional features, contact Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith today. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff here in Fort Smith, AR, is ready to assist you in finding the ideal Chevy vehicle that suits your lifestyle and requirements. Don't miss out on the opportunity to discover the quality and innovation of a Chevrolet.

If you're in the market for an electric vehicle, check out your local Chevy dealer in Fort Smith, AR. Chevy has EV options at all price points that work for families of all shapes and sizes. Photo by: RoadLight via pixabay.com more Bolt EV The Bolt EV might be right for you if you live in the city, have a smaller family, or are on a budget. The Bolt EV is a subcompact car with approximately 259 miles of electric range. It's also one of the most economical choices on our list. The Bolt EV and the Bolt EUV may qualify for a $7,500 clean vehicle federal tax credit, making these cars even more affordable. Bolt EUV The Bolt EUV is the larger and roomier version of the Bolt EV. The EUV gets slightly less electric range than the Bolt at 247 miles. However, if you have a larger family, the EUV may be the better option—it's about 6 inches longer than its smaller cousin, which means there is more legroom for any passengers in the rear seats. The EUV is comparable in price to the Bolt EV in price. Equinox EV New for 2024 is the first-ever all-electric Equinox EV, the mid-range electric SUV in the Chevy lineup. The Equinox gets about 319 miles of electric range and comes in at 210 horsepower. All-wheel drive is available as an add-on, which would increase Equinox's horsepower to 290. The Equinox also features the Chevy Ultium Platform, a next-generation feature of the Chevy EV lineup that the Bolt EV and Bolt EUV don't have. The platform uses advanced technology to help improve how much electric charge the Equinox, Blazer, and Silverado EVs can hold. The new platform will also help reduce charging time, which means you can get on with your day more quickly. Blazer EV The Blazer EV, also new for 2024, is a family vehicle that also dominates its class in terms of performance. Chevy's high-end electric SUV gets 342 miles of electric range, which is significantly more than the Bolt EUV and modestly more than the Equinox. The Blazer also features up-to-date technology, such as an 11-inch diagonal driver information screen and Google built-in compatibility. Unlike some of the other options in Chevy's lineup, one thing that sets the Blazer apart as an electric SUV is its power; the Blazer gets up to 557 horsepower and 648 lf-ft of torque and can reach 60 miles per hour in four seconds. Silverado EV The Silverado is a Chevy staple that is now available as an electric vehicle for the first time. The Silverado gets the most mileage compared to any other car on this list with 400 miles of electric range. It is also the most powerful of the EV fleet with up to 754 horsepower, 785 lb-ft of torque, and the ability to tow up to 10,000 pounds. Ready to find out which option is right for you? Visit us at Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith, AR to test drive an EV today.

Your transmission transmits power from your engine to your wheels, creating the momentum that moves your car forward. You won't get very far without a working transmission, which is why you'll want to make sure it's properly maintained. Here's what to expect when scheduling transmission service at your Chevy dealer. Photo by: Tim Samuel via pexels.com more How To Tell When Your Transmission Needs Service Spotting transmission issues early can help you get a jump on the situation, and there are several warning signs you can look for. One of the key signals is a change in how your vehicle is handling. If your vehicle vibrates or idles roughly, or if the shifting process is bumpy or delayed, those are both signs of possible transmission. Poor acceleration is another symptom of transmission issues. A sweet, burning odor beneath the hood of your vehicle may signal that your transmission fluid is old and in need of replacement. And leaking transmission fluid also signals the need for service. Transmission fluid is typically bright red, dark red, or brown. If you notice puddles of fluid on the garage floor, place a piece of cardboard beneath the vehicle when it's parked so that you can determine the color of the fluid. What To Expect When Bringing Your Vehicle In for Service When your vehicle is in our shop for service, one of our factory-trained technicians will go over every aspect of your transmission. Depending on what we find, we may flush out the old transmission fluid and replace it with new fluid. We'll also evaluate each aspect of the transmission for wear and tear and clean and repair anything that needs to be addressed. Depending on the extent of your service, this may take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours, but you'll be able to get back on the road the same day. How Long To Go Between These Types of Service Appointments Your owner's manual will specify the frequency with which this type of service should be scheduled, but most Chevrolet vehicles need to have the transmission addressed every 60,000 miles. However, if you drive a lot, or if you shift gears frequently because you drive in the city, you may need to increase the frequency of these service appointments. Paying attention to the way your vehicle is handling and watching for any signs of transmission distress can also determine the speed at which you schedule your next service appointment. The transmission is a critical and complicated component of your vehicle, and it's important to maintain it. When you're ready to schedule your next service appointment, call Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith.

A regular oil change at your Chevy dealership is essential to ensure your engine is well-lubricated and purring like a kitten. Fresh engine oil will improve your Chevy's fuel efficiency and performance and ensure your vehicle continues to be a pleasure to drive for much longer. Photo by: Daniel Andraski via pexels.com more You Haven't Changed the Oil for Six Months Following the factory-recommended oil replacement intervals, every 5,000 to 10,000 miles or every six months, is essential to keep the moving engine components lubricated, prevent friction and wear, and ensure your Chevy stays on the road longer. Older Chevy models will need oil replacements more frequently than newer models. If you drive an older Chevy, the factory recommends an oil replacement every 3,000 to 5,000 miles or every six months. Check your owner's manual for your specific model's prescribed oil replacement intervals, or speak to your Chevy technician for more information. The OLMS Is On The modern Oil Life Monitoring System (OLMS) has significantly impacted the frequency of oil replacements. Chevy vehicles can now go for much more extended periods between oil replacements. The OLMS is designed to calculate multiple factors like driving conditions, mileage, speed, and engine temperature to determine when an oil replacement is necessary. The "Change Engine Oil Soon" light will turn on when it's time to schedule an oil replacement. It is highly recommended to replace your Chevy's oil at least every six months, regardless of whether your vehicle has an OLMS or not. With time, the oil can accumulate contaminants, lose its protective properties, and stop lubricating the engine components properly. This lack of lubrication can eventually lead to wear and cause severe damage to your engine. You've Been Driving Your Chevy Under Severe Driving Conditions The factory-recommended oil replacements may vary depending on whether you drive your Chevy under normal or severe conditions. If you drive carefully on well-maintained roads, the factory-recommended oil replacement intervals should keep your engine well-lubricated and running optimally. However, if you allow your car to idle for extended periods, often take short trips, drive on dusty and mountainous roads, use the brakes excessively, or tow heavy loads, you may need to replace the oil more frequently. Speak to your Chevy technician about your driving conditions to help you determine an oil replacement schedule best suited to your vehicle's specific requirements to ensure your engine stays lubricated, clean, and protected. It's vital to stay on top of your Chevy's oil replacements. Follow the factory-recommended oil replacement intervals, heed the OLMS alert, and never skip oil replacements to ensure optimal engine performance. If you haven't replaced your Chevy's oil in the past six months, call Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith now for an oil replacement, and our certified Chevy technicians will ensure your engine runs smoothly.

If you are one of the lucky new drivers sitting behind the wheel of your first Chevy, we know you want to ensure it continues to be as reliable and safe as the day you drove it off the showroom floor. Below are helpful tips from your Chevy dealer to ensure you enjoy every mile behind the wheel of your brand-new Chevrolet. Photo by: Taras Makarenko via pexels.com more 1. Read Your Chevrolet Owner's Manual Your owner's manual is a comprehensive guide containing all the information you need about your Chevrolet model. It includes detailed information on your car's operating systems, features, warning lights, and tire pressure. The manual also contains your vehicle's service schedule and factory-prescribed maintenance intervals. 2. Follow Your Vehicle's Maintenance Intervals One of the key elements in maintaining a Chevy in top running condition is to adhere to the service schedule and maintenance intervals specified in the owner's manual. Routine maintenance ensures your car's reliability and fuel efficiency and makes it safe. Moreover, a well-maintained vehicle will save you money on gas and repairs and be a pleasure to drive for thousands of miles. 3. Change the Oil on Schedule Routine oil changes are essential to keep the engine components well-lubricated and extend your engine's lifespan. Follow the manufacturer's recommended oil change intervals, typically every 5,000 to 7,500 miles or when your Oil Life Monitoring System (OLMS) alerts you. We strongly recommend using quality ACDelco Gold Conventional Oil, ACDelco dexos1 Full Synthetic Oil, or Mobil 1 Full Synthetic Oil, which contains special protective additives and offers exceptional lubrication. 4. Perform Regular Fluid Checks and Top-Offs Keeping your car's moving parts cool and lubricated is important to reduce friction and wear. Always ensure all the fluids are at the correct levels by checking them at least once a month and adding more if necessary. Additionally, look out for any puddles under your vehicle. If you spot a pool, your car leaks fluid and needs professional repairs from one of our qualified Chevrolet technicians as soon as possible. 5. Never Ignore the Dashboard Warning Lights It's important to note when any warning lights on your dashboard are illuminated. These warning lights alert you when there are problems with your vehicle. It's best to contact us for immediate assistance to avoid causing more damage to your Chevy. Waiting could lead to higher repair costs or expensive replacements. 6. Always Install OEM Chevrolet Parts Genuine OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Chevrolet parts are designed and engineered specifically for your Chevy and offer reliability and outstanding performance. When you purchase genuine OEM Chevrolet parts, ACDelco, and GM genuine parts from us and a qualified Chevrolet technician installs the parts, most parts are warranty-covered for 24 months. If you trust us to help you maintain your Chevy, your vehicle will never let you down. You will pay less for gas and repairs, and your car will last longer. Call Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith today to schedule a maintenance service, and our Chevrolet-trained technicians will ensure your Chevy runs perfectly.

The main role of a car muffler is to muffle sounds from the engine so that your vehicle isn't overly loud. The muffler is also responsible for directing exhaust fumes, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide outside the vehicle so that passengers are safe. If you notice issues with your muffler, you need to visit your Chevy dealership quickly for the safety of yourself and your passengers. Photo by: Artem Podrez via pexels.com more There are three signs that your muffler needs to be replaced: poor fuel economy, excessive noise, and noticeable exhaust fumes. If your gas mileage is poor, this could be because your muffler isn't working correctly. If the cabin of your vehicle is filled with the scent of exhaust gases, then your muffler has an issue that is allowing harmful fumes to enter the passenger area of the car. Excessive noise generally refers to a very loud or rumbling engine. If your vehicle is so loud that you need to turn up the radio or raise your voice to be heard by other passengers, it's likely that your muffler is incorrectly aligned or has another issue. Your muffler may also rattle or drag on the ground. How Long Does a Car Muffler Last? You can usually expect your Chevy muffler to last for two to three years, which is around 40,000 to 80,000 miles for most drivers. However, your driving habits can have an impact on this estimate. If you frequently take your Chevy off-road and the undercarriage is scraped up, your muffler may need to be repaired sooner rather than later. Your muffler may also be damaged by snow, mud, and other wet road environments. How Long Does Muffler Repair at Your Chevy Dealership Take? When you take your car to the dealership for muffler repair, a Chevy mechanic will examine the condition of your muffler and the rest of your exhaust system. Replacing a muffler may only take half an hour to an hour, while patching holes in the muffler or the exhaust pipe can take another hour. It's common for our mechanics to also replace the mid-pipe of your exhaust system if your muffler is replaced, so your repair might take two hours. Is It Safe to Drive With a Broken Muffler? Just like you shouldn't drive your vehicle when it's overheating, it's also not a good idea to drive your car when you have muffler issues. Driving with a faulty exhaust system can expose you to dangerous fumes that can cause drowsiness and nausea, which isn't safe for drivers or passengers. If you have muffler issues, you should drive with the windows down until you can have your vehicle repaired. The muffler is a crucial component of your exhaust system. Whether your muffler needs to be patched or replaced, you should always schedule service at Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith promptly.

The 2024 Chevy Equinox is hitting the road with ​advanced technology and ​smooth performance. ​As a Chevy dealer, we're ​excited to see the high-quality tech Chevrolet has added to this year's model. Read on for a closer look at some of this compact SUV's many outstanding features. Photo by: geralt via pixabay.com more Chevy's Four Excellent Trim Options The 2024 Equinox comes in four different trim packages, starting off with the LS, and elevating to the LT, RS, and Premier. Every trim comes equipped with a powerful 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, complemented by a six-speed transmission. Your entry-level LS trim comes with great features like LED headlights and a standard seven-inch touchscreen. The LT trim adds a comfortable power driver seat to the vehicle, as well as a 4.2-inch driver information screen. The RS trim Equinox improves your parking lot experience with both front and rear park assist technology. If you choose the top-tier Premier, you'll enjoy features like 18-inch machined-face aluminum wheels. The Premier also upgrades the touchscreen to a larger eight-inch display. A Fuel-Efficient SUV This compact SUV is a fuel-efficient option for long road trips, averaging 30 miles to the gallon on the highway. In the city, you'll achieve an average of 24 miles to the gallon. An Expansive Interior Design The Equinox is a great SUV if you want the smooth handling of a compact vehicle combined with a spacious interior. When you need room for cargo, you can fold down the second row. This will open up the inside to allow for 63.9 cubic feet of cargo volume. When you have second-row passengers, they'll be able to stretch their legs. The Equinox has a comfortable 39.3 inches of legroom in the second row. Chevy's Safety Assist Tech Your Equinox comes standard with exciting driver-assistive technology. You'll have features like a following distance indicator at hand, making it easy to know how much space is truly between vehicles. You'll also have features like a forward collision alert, automatic emergency braking, and front pedestrian braking. Parents will appreciate the teen driver technology. This standard tech offers parents an in-depth report card on their teen driver's habits. This lets you know where your teen driver still needs some extra coaching. Exciting Infotainment The standard seven-inch touchscreen comes loaded with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. This allows drivers the ability to use their favorite smartphone apps on their car's touchscreen. You'll also have Bluetooth technology, allowing you to stream your best tunes from your phone. The LT trim and above have the option to add navigation to Equinox's system. The entry-level Equinox comes with an impressive six-speaker sound system. For an upgrade, the RS and Premier trims have an available seven-speaker premium system from Bose. Drivers looking for a compact SUV with the latest technology will want to learn more about the 2024 Equinox. Visit Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith now to see our wide selection of new vehicles.

In the world of heavy-duty pickups, few offer strong, work-ready performance alongside luxury comforts. Meet the 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500, a popular pickup now here at your local Chevy dealership that easily does so while also providing next-level technology and off-roading capabilities, making it perfect for tough jobs, adventures, and everything in between. Photo by: Negative Space via pexels.com more Reliable Performance You have your choice between two muscular engines with the 2024 Silverado 2500: a 401-horsepower 6.6-liter V8 that produces 464 pound-feet of torque and a turbo-diesel engine, also a 6.6-liter, that generates 470 horses and 975 pound-feet of torque. Towing strength maxes out at 22,500 pounds, allowing you to easily haul both loaded trailers and heavy campers with confidence. When you need to explore off-road terrains, the advanced 4x4 system available for this truck allows you to do so effortlessly, and even more versatility can be had when opting for any of the additional terrain-tackling features, such as the off-road suspension system and the automatic-locking rear differential. Comforts and Exterior Inside this pickup's cabin, comfort is taken up a notch by available features like heated and ventilated front-row seats, heated rear seats, a heated steering wheel, and a dual-zone temperature system with rear air vents that splits the cabin into separate climate zones. Securing cargo in the bed is made simple with the 12 standard tie-downs and both folding and roll-up tonneau covers that are available. Underbody steel skid plates, off-road black assist steps, and a winter grille cover are also available for additional ruggedness, while the Multi-Flex tailgate provides multiple functions to make cargo loading and unloading simpler. Next-Level Technology With the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Premium System, you can easily get directions, access apps, or listen to music on its 13.4-inch touchscreen display. The 15-inch diagonal Head-Up Display is also convenient, as it puts need-to-know information directly on the lower area of your windshield in a subtle way, and the multi-camera HD Surround Vision system is sure to come in handy with its 360-degree visuals when you need to see your immediate surroundings while parking or hitching to trailers. Advanced technology has been integrated into this truck's safety features as well, like Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert, which ensures you're always aware of nearby vehicles before making lane changes. This coverage can be extended to trailers as well, while the Following Distance Indicator, Forward Collision Alert, and Automatic Emergency Braking monitor the path in front of you for potential hazards. Tough performance meets upscale amenities and advanced technology in this edition of the Silverado 2500. To take a closer look at these highlights and everything else it has to offer, contact us today at Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith.

The 2024 Chevy Trax features a class-leading cabin that drivers and Chevy dealers alike are excited about. The Trax offers convenience and ergonomic organization that prioritizes the comfort of the driver and passengers inside. This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what the Trax excels in. more Seating The front passenger's seat is four-way adjustable while the driver's seat is six-way adjustable. Both of the front seats are bucket-style. The backseat bench can seat three people and is split 60/40, so you can fold down part or all of the seat-back to increase the SUV's already-superior cargo space. Convenience The instrument panel has a 12-volt power outlet, and the carpeted floor mats were designed to fit the Trax's flooring perfectly. There are several courtesy lamps inside the cabin such as an overhead lamp, a rear cargo compartment lamp, and a rear roof lamp. The convenient Remote Keyless Entry system is standard on all Trax trims for the coming year. As the driver, you can see all the necessary vehicle health stats through the 3.5-inch Driver Information Center screen. This screen has been meticulously laid out so you can glean the info you need at a glance. Entertainment You can access the HD rear-vision camera through the Trax's eight-inch diagonal color infotainment system screen. The camera's live feed automatically pops up on the screen when you put your SUV in reverse. The Trax is equipped with SiriusXM® capabilities to allow you to better customize your preferred radio stations. The Trax also has included Wi-Fi® hotspot capabilities. Tech The cabin is built with Active Noise Cancellation so that unwanted road noises are kept at a minimum. All 2024 Trax models are equipped with Chevrolet Connected Access capabilities that you can sign up for. Chevy implemented the Trax's cruise control functions onto the steering wheel for ease of use. The Trax's included Lane Keep Assist is always engaged while you're driving and will provide gentle corrective steering to keep you centered in your intended lane. Available Interior Features Heated front passenger and driver seats are available on the base model LS and the middle trim LT, but these are standard features on the 1RS, 2RS, and ACTIV models. The Rear Park Assist is an available feature on all Trax models, as is the Rear Cross-Traffic Alert safety system. The Remote Start system is available on the base model but is a standard feature on all the other trims. On any Trax trim, you can choose to replace the standard floor mats with premium mats that are made with extra-durable material. With ergonomic seats, cozy cabin materials, and the space-maximizing organization of the cabin, it's no wonder drivers are so excited about the latest Trax. If you're looking for a driving experience that prioritizes your comfort, visit us today here at Orr Chevrolet of Fort Smith to meet the Trax in person.