Everything I LIKE and DISLIKE about the 2023 Chevy Silverado LT 2.7L Turbo 

I dont even use the volume knob anymore. I really like the buttons on the back of the steering wheel.

My issue is that this truck is awesome

got the 3.0 duramax in mine , it's awesome

Great video I just bought a 2.7 L Crew cab silverado I agree with some of your dislikes... I would like to Add mine Simple complaint... No rear wheel well liners for $55k ???

A lot of people complained about the 2.7 turbo four when it first came out saying they wouldn't own it. I don't think they could wrap their heads around a big turbo four in a full sized truck. Like you said though, its fine for the vast majority of duties that the average owner would put it through. It doesn't have as high a towing capacity, but most people rarely tow with their trucks - and it still can tow a respectable amount. Plus GM gives you a $1,500 credit for the four and not optioning the V8 saves another $1,600. $3,100 saved is substantial.

All these comments that say the MPG is bad.. u must be driving really hard.. I'm getting 28mpg on average.. and I live in Canada with shit roads. Even in the city I'm getting like 22 or better.. it's a pickup truck not a race car.... drive it normal and you will have good MPG

Another great job kept it up.

My deal breakers are having a bench seat. The point for getting a full size rather than other vehicles is that center console width, by having storage to put stuffs like snacks, phone, coffee, and wife items. I agree with you. the only thing are those ugly, and 90's early 2k gray wheels. I'll put some flat black ones with 35s.

Hello. I just bought this truck (Silverado 1500 LT 2FL Turbomax, 4x4) about 4 weeks ago, this car is beautiful, good, strong engine. I want to buy an RV but I don't know if this vehicle can tow an RV or not? If so, what is the maximum weight of an RV? My Truck: Brand new 2024 Gvwr=7,000lbs. Gcwr=14,500lbs. Rgawr=38,000lbs. Maxpayload=1,966lbs. Curbweight=5,034lbs. Conventional TWR=9,000lbs. Max tongue weight=900lbs. Gooseneck TWR=8,900lbs. Max tongue weight=1,335lbs. Gawr FRT=3,800lbs. Gawr RR=3,800lbs. Tire size: FRT=RR=265/65R18 T. (rim 18x8.5J) SPA=265/70R17 S (rim 17x8J). Font=Rear=Spare=240 kPa, 35Psi. So, Can my truck (GVWR=7,000lbs) tow an RV/Trailer with a maximum load of 9,000lbs? If possible, please post more videos of the Silverado 1500 2.7l, 4-cylinder truck pulling an RV trailer. Thanks

I bought this truck two weeks ago. I don’t do any towing but the regular drive is great. Love the heated seat, steering wheel and remote start which is useful for cold areas like mid-Michigan where I live. The only complaint I have is mpg. The real number is way lower than advertised. This truck burns gas like a V8

This truck is luxurious 👏

just a heads up on volume knob. while driving the lt has buttons on back of steering wheel. you can adjust volume on right back side of wheel and channel stations on left back side of steering wheel

This channel has been the only channel on RU-vid that has helped me with making a new truck purchase.

You could use the steering wheel controls for adjusting audio volume while driving.

I like the Silverado style. 2.7 turbo is interesting @ seems to move it okay. Don't own a truck have a 22 Equinox with the 1.5 turbo. Like the Silverado @ the 23 Colorado. Thanks. Good POV.

The door lock thing happens to me all the time. I thought you were supposed to push it twice. That's how often it happens for me. Also yes that shifter hiding the volume knob is annoying. I'm always feeling for it Still love the truck tho.

They need to swap the transmissions with the 3.0 diesel. Give the 2.7 the 10-speed and the 3.0 the 8-speed. The exhaust brakes love high rpm’s and the less gears makes it easier to hit that threshold for exhaust braking and getting the high temps for regen burn off.

Not sure why people stress on the volume knob. It can be controlled at the steering wheel.

One issue I have with my 2023 Silverado is the turn signal stalk on the column. It is mounted too high. When I'm driving my left hand is at the 9 o'clock position and I have to reach to the signal. The 2014 Silverado didn't have this issue, it was at the perfect location.

A big negative I have is the radio entertainment portion. I've had intermittent loss of connection which included, radio, Sirius, and wouldn't event read my phone on blue tooth. Had my truck for a little less than a month. Trying to get maintenance to update and fix it. They have no clue what's going on with it.

Those wheels really do offset the truck nicely in that black color. They look great.

Awesome truck. Love it has a column shifter but yeah the fact it's in the way of the volume knob would annoy me. That's kinda funny lol

My 2022 has volume controls back of steering wheel I do not use the knob very often.

The profile setting sucks !! I hope gm see this and has an update on the software. The connectivity is garbage. The speaker cracks on the LT. Other than that, great truck.

You mentioned that you have to reset the cruise control every time the truck is turned off. When you restart the truck and get up some highway speed can you just push the resume button to engage the cruise control from your previous setting?

A quick question for the heated seats, when you remote start your truck do the heated seats automatically come on? Depending on outdoor temperature? How does that work? Also what is the warranty on the 2.7L? Another video I watched said it was lifetime but that could have been that particular dealer.

Just bought a 2022 GMC with the 2.7. It has 22 inch Denali tires and wheels .So far getting 17.5 mpg city which is about 2.5 mpg better than my 5.3 GMC. 600 mile road trip with cruise at 80 mph giving me 19 mpg. One thing I really wish it had would be a turbo boost guage. To maximize mpg driving just below boost would maximize mpg but no way of knowing. I really like the engine so far. 8 speed auto does not seem to like quick starts but seem fine in everyday driving.

Quirks The truck likes to rev high outta first on a cold start sometimes remote start doesn’t like to work Forward collision goes whack when it’s cold/snow

I have a 2020 2.7. I have no problems hauling a two horse slant load trailer with a 1200 pound horse inside.

All these new trucks cost too DAMN much.

Will it reach 100.000 miles I don't think so not without problems

Mine is rated to tow about 9,000lbs gets 24mpg and tows my sxs with no issue.

Not much difference in gas mileage really but g m can sell 2 four cylinder as to 1 v8

For those of us to like to hang on to their vehicles and own them outright, we're asking if these trucks will last 15 or 20 years.

Is that truck black or is it the dark ash color?

reliability??? will u reach 100,000 trouble free??? i doubt it

Chevrolet make GMC

Ford sells a lot more trucks than GM. GM is trying to make sure they keep doing that.

Talk about lazy. Your dislike are on how many times you push a button or the column shift blocking buttons. Does the truck drive you or do you drive the truck lol. First the column shifter blocking buttons check behind the steering wheel you mights have a volume buttons behind the steering wheel. Oh and how many times you have to push a button to get in really. My complaint would be on long term reliability of the 2.7 and turbo on hauling heavy loads. Not on how many times you bush a button or the column shifter hiding the home and volume nob lol

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