Here's What Makes the Silverado ZR2 Different from Raptors and TRDs- 2024 Chevy Silverado ZR2 Review

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The offroad truck segment keeps getting bigger, but with so many options, how do you know which one to choose? Follow along this week and we take the all new Silverado ZR2 for a spin and figure out what would make you choose it over a Raptor, TRX, or TRD Pro.
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7 мар 2024

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@stevenglacoste5093 20 дней назад

Great presentation! When possible, please consider reviewing a Silverado Duramax High Country with the options of the suspension package and rate which Silverado rides smoother, ZR2 vs. High Country. Best, Steve from Western Mass.

@wackit6756 3 месяца назад

If I were to buy a truck, I’m surprised to think I would choose this straight six turbo. I was impressed by its quietness, smoothness, power and gas mileage. Although at $75k this isn’t going to happen any time soon! ✌️

@EatSleepDrive 3 месяца назад

You and me both!

@jonh0130 3 месяца назад

I just got mine for $65k theres huge rebates going on right now

@user-ug2fe4ce4j Месяц назад

You Should do a review of the Silverado High Country because those are sweet to see on the open road

@jc24_zr2 21 день назад

Have to disagree with his fuel economy logic. I average 23 mix driving. I have the Silverado ZR2 with the Duramax. Daily commute is about 60 miles round trip. Live in Colorado and keep a roof top tent on year round. Coming from a Colorado ZR2 the fuel economy alone was definitely worth the upgrade. I’ve had a 2020 Ford Raptor with extended range 36 gallon tank. Getting superior range compared that truck with a 24 gallon tank. Think the 6.2 is a great engine option, but definitely glad I have the Duramax.

@cheeng1 3 месяца назад

Ram Power Wagon started on WW2 but reemerged in 2005, about 20yrs before the Raptor, ZR2, etc.

@PlugNuster 2 месяца назад

Coming from a guy that drives a Tundra TRD PRO, the question is; Can I trust a freaking Chevy? Not for that kind of money, nope, don't think so. Plus, I would really miss my 38 gallon fuel tank. Beautiful truck BTW.

@EatSleepDrive 2 месяца назад

The big question now is, can you trust it more than the NEW Tundra's, with their twin turbo and sometimes hybrid setup...🤷‍♂️

@PlugNuster 2 месяца назад

@@EatSleepDrive The answer to your question is NO. I have zero faith in the new hybrid Tundra TRD Pro. That's why I'm keeping my 2019 PRO. That 5.7 V8 rumble just makes my day.

@steverugerguy9606 3 месяца назад

Great truck but waaaay too much $$$.

@cheeng1 3 месяца назад

Truck prices have gotten awfully high in recent years. But the ZR2 is a pretty fair price for what you get in the current market.

@wheeler3073 3 месяца назад

Your confused. The 6.2 uses premium. About the same as diesel. Might as well get the Diesel.

@EatSleepDrive 3 месяца назад

The manual itself says minimum is 87. Sure, you want every last horsepower put in 93. But 87 will run just fine in that engine.

@jc24_zr2 21 день назад

Dealer tech at a combo Chevrolet, Cadillac, and Subaru dealership. Asked other techs about engine options before purchasing. Feedback I received is the 6.2 is more prone to engine if you are not running premium. Fuel samples are required for warranty. When there is catastrophic or litfter failure. So far the Duramax has served me well. Time will tell how it holds up. Hopefully it last and I actually have to change the wet belt.