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State parks are always worth a visit, no matter what time of year you go, but they're particularly worth it in summer. Luckily there's a great selection within a short drive of Sterling, VA to choose from. Make sure you take everything you need for a day out, or even longer – there's lots of space in your comfortable Chevy Tahoe – and head out for a memorable excursion to one of these parks. 1. Sky Meadows State Park Sky Meadows State Park is a richly historical park is packed full of opportunities both for recreation and to learn about Virginia's history and the farming practices that shaped the landscape of the Crooked Run Valley. There are over 1800 acres of rolling hillsides and woodlands to explore, including the historic colonial farm at the center of the park. Throughout the park, you'll find 22 miles of hiking trails and over 10 miles of bridle path, as well as access to the famous Appalachian Trail. more If you want to spend more time here, then you'll find a unique camping experience in the form of a hike-in campsite about a mile along the Hadow Trail from the overnight parking lot. You'll need to carry all your gear, but the peace and tranquillity are well worth it. Otherwise, the park is open from 8am until dusk. 2. Seneca Creek State Park Across the state line in Maryland, Seneca Creek State Park follows the scenic Seneca creek as it runs down into the Potomac River. Also part of the park is the 90-acre Clopper Lake, a great place for boating or fishing. You can rent a boat from the lake's boat center. Miles of trails winding through the park's woodlands are perfect for spending a day hiking or mountain biking, before retiring to the picnic area for a late afternoon grill. 3. Mason Neck State Park Located on a small peninsula jutting out into the Potomac River, Mason Neck State Park is a favorite with wildlife watchers thanks to its abundant birdlife. The park is specifically managed to conserve the American Bald Eagle, among other species, and there's a good chance of spotting one while you're there. Aside from the eagles, you can also spot over 200 species of birds and waterfowl and animals such as white-tailed deer, foxes, and beavers. There are lots of hiking, biking, and self-guided trails for you to explore in the park. You can rent canoes and kayaks to explore the nearby Belmont Bay and Kane's Creek. Unfortunately, there are no overnight facilities at Mason Neck, but it is possible to rent a picnic shelter for the day. When you're back in Sterling after your adventure, visit Ted Britt Chevrolet to check our latest great deals.

Just because there's nothing currently wrong with your automobile does not mean that it's not in need of maintenance and upkeep. Many people make the mistake of waiting until there's a problem to take their car or truck to a service station. But there are many reasons that you might need to take your vehicle to a Chevy dealer. Sometimes you just need routine maintenance such as an oil change, wiper replacement, or a tire rotation. 1. Even Wearing of Tire Tread A tire that is rotating unevenly will wear out much sooner than it normally should. This is because the tire develops low spots when driving, causing it to become too thin in certain parts. Regular rotation will keep all your tires wearing evenly, resulting in longer-lasting, better-performing rubbers. more 2. Your Vehicle Will Handle Better Even wear of your tires is also crucial for balanced vehicle handling. In addition to the tires wearing unevenly, there is also a difference in how front and rear tires wear down. This is why rear tires need to be moved to the front, and front tires to the rear. When properly and regularly rotated, your tires will provide better grip and function on the road. It also helps to lower road noise and vibration. 3. It Helps Protect Other Components Properly maintained tires go a long way in protecting many other parts of your vehicle. Some examples include: Wheels Wheel bearings Brakes Axles Suspension system 4. It Maintains Your Tire Warranty Most tire manufacturers offer a warranty on their tires. It is usually determined by time and/ or miles. Regular maintenance on your vehicle will help to keep your rubbers in good condition all throughout the warranty period, saving you money if you have to replace them. Why You Should Get Tires Rotated at Your Local Chevy Dealer When you take your vehicle to a manufacturer-approved service department, you can rest assured that the work is being done by properly trained professionals. It also allows you to build a relationship with one service provider, who will then be familiar with your car or truck when you bring it in for future mechanical issues. So, if your vehicle is due for a tire inspection or rotation, come see the service professionals here at Ted Britt Chevrolet. We will be glad to take a look at your car, truck, or SUV, and take care of any issues you may have, not just the tires. We also handle fluid changes, replacement parts and repair work, brakes, and anything else having to do with the maintenance and upkeep of your vehicle. We look forward to seeing you soon at Ted Britt Chevrolet! Image courtesy of Pixabay.com

There's nothing worse than being cooped up at work or at home when you see that it's a beautiful day outside. You see the sun shining, the leaves swaying in the breeze, and you want to get out there but you're not sure what outdoor activities you can do. Luckily there are many things to do outside near Sterling, VA. To help you plan your day out, check out our favorites here! 1. Golfing at Herndon Centennial Golf Course If you want an activity that both lets you get outside and relax at the same time, then you need to consider spending a day on the golf course. And one of the best golfing spots in the area is Herndon Centennial Golf Course. They have beautiful golf greens set in wooded scenery and complete with small ponds that let you feel at one with the natural world while challenging yourself to get under par. more Herndon Centennial Golf Course is complete with 18 holes and is par 71, and was named among Golf Digest's “Places to Play” for 18 years in a row. Don't wait any longer and get your golf gloves on! 2. Hiking at Difficult Run Despite its name, hiking at Difficult Run isn't really too hard! It's a trail that meanders through the Virginia forest along the Difficult Run stream, which is a tributary of the Potomac River. The trail is a 5.1-mile loop that gains 443 feet of elevation along its duration and is made of dirt and rock trails with a bit of gravel and rock shambles. It's dog-friendly, so bring Fido along, too! The best part of the hike at Difficult Run is going to the Great Falls overlooks, where you can see some of the rapids along the Potomac! 3. Strolling Along Sugarland Run Stream Valley Park If you want to get a taste of nature while still staying close to home, then we recommend that you pay a visit to Sugarland Run Stream Valley Park. The park follows the Sugarland Run stream for several miles, where you can see some local birds and wildlife while you get some exercise! Common animals seen on the trail are turtles and tortoises, deer, herons, and even vultures! So make sure to pack your camera in your Chevy when you go on your walk! When you bring your friends or family to go hiking, walking, or golfing with you, you're going to want to make sure they can all ride comfortably. So make sure you're driving a roomy vehicle like the 2023 Chevy Trailblazer with its best-in-class rear legroom. Check one out at Ted Britt Chevrolet today!

When it comes to taking care of your Chevy, there are some things you can do yourself, and then there are those problems that usually require the touch of an expert mechanic. Often, problems that are related to your car's engine are exactly the kind you want to have looked at by a qualified service person. We've put together this quick list of four engine problems that you should always get fixed by the expert mechanics at your local Chevy dealer, Ted Britt Chevrolet. 1. An Engine That Won't Start An engine that won't start can really ruin your day, and unless it's a simple battery-related issue, this is definitely something you will want to have looked at by a qualified mechanic. There are a lot of reasons why your engine might be cranking but not catching, including electrical issues, a failure of the ignition switch, a faulty fuel pump, clogged or dirty oil filter, or a failing catalytic converter. more With so many potential causes, diagnosis of a non-starting engine is something that is usually trusted to a dealership-certified mechanic. 2. An Overheating Engine Another symptom of an engine problem that is often best dealt with at a dealership is an engine that is overheating. Your car has a gauge that tells you the temperature of your engine and will alert you if that engine starts running too hot. If you're noticing that your engine is overheating, it could be caused by your engine's coolant levels, a failing radiator hose or defective radiator cap, or a broken cooling fan, among other things. 3. A Lack of Acceleration If you're stepping on the gas and your car just isn't accelerating like it should be, there's probably something going on in the engine that is going to need to be looked at! Some common causes of acceleration problems are issues with your car's catalytic converter (such as a blockage) or a clogged air filter, both of which can seriously reduce your vehicle's ability to accelerate. Luckily, both of these problems can be dealt with by your dealership's technicians! 4. A Blinking Check Engine Light When your vehicle's check engine light begins to blink, it's a sign that your car has some kind of a problem related to the engine or the powertrain, and that you should get that problem addressed urgently. A blinking check engine light is a sure sign that you should get a qualified technician to inspect and diagnose your car's engine as soon as possible. Whether you're looking for routine servicing or seeking help with an urgent engine repair in Sterling, our team of trusted technicians is here to help. Come visit us at Ted Britt Chevrolet today, and our service department will keep your Chevy running like the safe, reliable ride you're used to! Image courtesy of Pixabay.com

After a week's worth of work, everyone in the family is ready to jump in your spacious Chevrolet Tahoe to take the scenic route. The best way to do so is to look for spots to do a little birdwatching. Here are the five best places near Sterling, VA to watch beautiful birds fly around. 1. Claude Moore Park Claude Moore Park should be your first pick if you're looking for a quick drive and spending plenty of time at a park. You can hike around and watch the birds, stay near the pond and see the fish, or sit down for a picnic with nothing but nature around you. more What's the best part about this park? You can bring your dog with you! Your best friend will be happy to be near the birds too. 2. Algonkian Regional Park You'll find plenty to do in the enormous Algonkian Regional Park. You can take your binoculars and be around birds, or bring your golf clubs and tee up at the 18-hole golf course. There's also a waterpark for both young and old to have fun. Some love this park so much they throw their birthday parties and weddings there, and you can do so too! 3. Huntley Meadows Park You'll soon see why Huntley Meadows is one of the best places to watch birds and be around wildlife. More than 200 bird species live there, so it won't be long before you see your first bird! Are you traveling with kids? There's a Youth Birding Club in the park for the young ones in your family to learn about birds and nature. 4. Great Falls Park Are you looking for an adventure? Great Falls Park may be the right place for you. You can hike around the park's 15-mile trail while you check the names of the birds you see in your bird list (that comes free of charge when you visit this park!) You may not get to cross every bird's name in your list the first time you visit, though. Birdwatchers have seen more than 160 species flying around the park. 5. Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve This wildlife preserve in Alexandria is one of the many wetlands you'll find in Virginia. There are 225 different types of birds living in this wetland. You may also get to see other animals roaming around too. Do you want to go there but have nobody to go with? Don't worry! There are expert-led bird walks every Sunday at 8 a.m. Pay us a visit at Ted Britt Chevrolet if you're looking for the right Chevy for you. Whether you want to off-road and take the scenic route or ride around town, we have what you're looking for. Image courtesy of Pixabay.com

When you purchase a vehicle at your local Chevy dealer, you might know that you'll get a warranty for your vehicle. But are you aware of the fine details of that warranty? It's important to know what the warranty covers, how long it lasts, and other details so that you don't end up paying for things out of pocket that you actually have protection for! Keep reading to see what's covered under your car warranty. Bumper-to-Bumper Coverage Your basic Chevrolet warranty comes with bumper-to-bumper coverage, which essentially means that any mechanical or electronic parts that are originally installed by Chevrolet will be covered. While Chevy has scrutinous quality control procedures at each of its factories, some things might still pass through. So if you notice that there's anything wrong with your car, it's probably able to be repaired or replaced under your warranty. more One great thing about Chevy's warranty that sets it apart from many other manufacturers' warranties is that you have coverage for your tires! Typically, these aren't covered as tire wear is an expected part of owning and operating a motor vehicle. But with Chevy, you can get your tires replaced if they're defective! 3 Years of Coverage Probably the most important thing to keep in mind about your Chevy warranty is that it covers you for a limited time. This timeframe is 3 years or 36,000 miles. So if you're someone who drives a lot, you may run out of warranty coverage sooner than someone who has their car sitting in their garage a lot of the time. So, if it's been about three years since you bought the vehicle, verify the date of purchase. Extended Powertrain Coverage Not everyone knows what their powertrain is, but it's actually the most crucial part of any vehicle! The powertrain is actually what lets you drive down the road, and it includes your engine, the transmission and transaxle, the transfer case, drive systems, and diesel components. Under the Chevy warranty, these are all covered for a period of 5 years or 60,000 miles. That being said, there are some limits to this extended coverage. Wheel bearings, lines, hoses, electrical connectors, sensors, wiring, radiators, locking hubs, and hub bearings are not covered, even though they may be related to the drive system. Even Greater Coverage for Certain Vehicles Chevy is doing its part to encourage consumers to choose electric vehicles or hybrids, and part of that is by providing a truly fantastic warranty with them. The Chevrolet Volt, the Malibu Hybrid, and the Bolt EV are all covered for 8 years or 100,000 miles! Come to Ted Britt Chevrolet and our experts can show you all the benefits of a Chevy warranty!

There's nothing worse than being cooped up at work or at home when you see that it's a beautiful day outside. You see the sun shining, the leaves swaying in the breeze, and you want to get out there but you're not sure what outdoor activities you can do. Luckily there are many things to do outside near Sterling, VA. To help you plan your day out, check out our favorites here! 1. Golfing at Herndon Centennial Golf Course If you want an activity that both lets you get outside and relax at the same time, then you need to consider spending a day on the golf course. And one of the best golfing spots in the area is Herndon Centennial Golf Course in Herndon. They have beautiful golf greens set in wooded scenery and complete with small ponds that let you feel at one with the natural world while challenging yourself to get under par. more Herndon Centennial Golf Course is complete with 18 holes and is par 71, and was named among Golf Digest's “Places to Play” for 18 years in a row. Don't wait any longer and get your golf gloves on! 2. Hiking at Difficult Run Despite its name, hiking at Difficult Run isn't really too hard! It's a trail that meanders through the Virginia forest along the Difficult Run stream, which is a tributary of the Potomac River. The trail is a 5.1-mile loop that gains 443 feet of elevation along its duration and is made of dirt and rock trails with a bit of gravel and rock shambles. It's dog-friendly, so bring Fido along, too! The best part of the hike at Difficult Run is going to the Great Falls overlooks, where you can see some of the rapids along the Potomac! 3. Strolling Along Sugarland Run Stream Valley Park If you want to get a taste of nature while still staying close to home, then we recommend that you pay a visit to Sugarland Run Stream Valley Park. The park follows the Sugarland Run stream for several miles, where you can see some local birds and wildlife while you get some exercise! Common animals seen on the trail are turtles and tortoises, deer, herons, and even vultures! So make sure to pack your camera in your Chevy when you go on your walk! When you bring your friends or family to go hiking, walking, or golfing with you, you're going to want to make sure they can all ride comfortably. So make sure you're driving a roomy vehicle like the 2023 Chevy Trailblazer with its best-in-class rear legroom. Check one out at Ted Britt Chevrolet today! Image courtesy of Pixabay.com

If you're in the market for a new mid-size sedan, the 2022 Chevy Malibu should be on your radar. Here's some of the main features to look out for on the all-new Malibu, before making your final decision. The Chevy Malibu offers an exceptional blend of style and value. The sleek, contemporary exterior design is sure to turn heads, while the artfully crafted interior provides a comfortable and inviting space for up to five people. The Chevy Malibu is the perfect choice for families who want a stylish and luxurious car that won't break the bank. more Four Models Available The Chevrolet Malibu comes in four different trim options, each offering a unique blend of comfort, style, and performance. The LT trim is perhaps the most refined option, with a sophisticated appearance and a focus on comfort. The RS trim is more street-inspired, with an attitude that is sure to turn heads. For those who are looking for luxury, the premier trim features highlights that will impress even the most discerning buyer. Special Editions If you're looking for a way to stand out from the crowd, you might want to consider one of the Special Edition models. The Midnight Edition and Sport Edition are sure to make an impact, with some top-notch finishing touches. Special features include customized 19-inch wheels, front and rear bowtie emblems, black grille, and nameplate badge. Technology The Chevrolet Infotainment System is designed to make your driving experience as enjoyable and convenient as possible. The system easily integrates with your devices, so you can stay connected to your world even while on the go. The controls are thoughtfully placed around the cabin and the system is compatible with Apple Carplay and Android Auto, with an option to add built-in Alexa. The system features a variety of apps and services that can be used to plan your route, find parking, and stay entertained. Performance The Malibu comes with a choice of two powerful and efficient engines. The standard option is the 1.5L turbocharged ECOTEC engine, with fuel-saving technology such as Continually Variable Valve Timing and Direct Injection. Or, you might go for the exhilarating, turbo-charged 2.0L engine and enjoy the feeling of 250 horsepower! Whichever engine you choose, you'll enjoy an effortless drive with the standard variable-effort power steering. Safety The Malibu has available a range of advanced safety and driver-assist features. Forward collision alert, emergency braking, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, and Adaptive cruise control are just some of the features on offer. Seeing is believing, so if you really want to experience the new Malibu and all it has to offer, why not book a test drive? When you're ready to meet your very own, all-new Chevy Malibu in Sterling, get in touch with Ted Britt Chevrolet for a hassle-free car buying experience.

When you live so close to D.C. it's easy to get lost in the excitement of the history and city views, but Sterling, VA natives have quite a few noteworthy views to take advantage of that are even closer to home. So, skip the metro, grab your family and friends and check out some of Northern Virginia's best views at these hidden gems. Claude Moore Park If you're an animal lover, Claude Moore Park is a must-visit. Head to the visitor center to experience the Discovery Center and visit live animal displays before embarking on one of the 11 miles of hiking trails. Claude Moore is well-known for its fishing ponds, bird watching, and is a hotspot for budding photographers. The park is open daily from 7am to sunset. more Lake Fairfax Park Take in some of the area's most scenic views from a boat at Lake Fairfax Park. No boat? No problem! The marina offers kayak and pedal boat rentals during the summer season. After your leisurely ride on the lake consider making it a full-day affair. Enjoy a picnic and then head to the Water Mine Family Swimmin' Hole with the kids. Or, hitch your camper onto your Chevy Tahoe and enjoy the campgrounds at the park for the whole weekend! Fleetwood Farm Winery Looking for an adventure with a little more panache? Take in the view from the Grand Terrace at Fleetwood Farm Winery. Spring and Summer seasons bring special events like live music, yoga on the terrace, and exclusive brunch events to the already impressive tasting schedule. As always, please drink responsibly and with moderation. The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center A branch of the National Air and Space Museum, The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center's Observation Tower gives locals the best of both worlds. Get a 360-degree view of Northern Virginia's cities against a lush backdrop of forest and mountains while watching planes land and take off at Dulles International Airport. Then take a walk-through time in the exhibition area and hanger. Algonkian Regional Park A boater's delight, Algonkian Regional Park is known as much for its views as it is its waters. In addition to its boat launch that provides easy access to the Potomac River, Algonkian offers miles of hiking trails, paved trails, and even boasts some trails that are horse friendly! Make a weekend out of wildlife watching by renting one of the Riverfront Cottages. So, which hidden gem near Sterling will you visit first? No matter which one you choose, you can't go wrong; and when you need a car that matches your wanderlust come see us at Ted Britt Chevrolet!

When shopping for a full-size SUV, buyers seek dependable performance and a comfortable interior with plenty of space for passengers and cargo. A robust entertainment system would be nice, as would solid towing capacity. The 2022 Chevy Suburban delivers all of this and more, ranking it among the best choices in its category. Basics About the Chevy Suburban The Chevy Suburban is a full-size SUV that offers massive cargo space and seating for up to nine passengers. There are three engine options and the Suburban is surprisingly nimble to drive for its size. You'll also get numerous driver assistance options such as forward collision warning, following distance indicator, and automated emergency braking. Towing capacity is excellent as well, as the Suburban can pull up to 8,300 pounds when properly equipped. more Three rows of seats offer plenty of room for the whole family. All passengers will enjoy the robust infotainment system, which features a 10.2-inch touchscreen display up front and an optional rear-seat entertainment system with two 12.6-inch screens behind the front seats. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are both supported, and there are numerous available charging ports throughout the cabin. New Features The Suburban sees a host of welcome upgrades for the 2022 model year. Starting under the hood, the optional 6.2-liter 420 hp V-8 engine is now available on the RST, Z71, and Premier trim levels. Automatic high beams now come standard on all Suburbans, as do front and rear parking sensors. If you're looking to add a bit of shine to the exterior, there are new metallic colors available including Evergreen Gray, Auburn, and Dark Ash. The infotainment system has been enhanced with Google features including maps, voice assistance, and an app store. Lane Keep assist and lane departure warning now come standard, as does GM's Buckle to Drive feature. This prevents the car from being shifted out of park unless both the driver and front passenger have their seat belts buckled. The optional exterior camera system has also been updated with up to 13 different views. Engine Options The Suburban offers three engines to choose from. A 5.3-liter V-8 gets 355 horsepower with 383 lb-ft of torque, while a 6.2-liter V-8 delivers 420 hp and 460 lb-ft of torque. There's also a 3.0-liter turbodiesel six-cylinder option that gets 277 hp and 460 lb-ft of torque. These are some of the features that make the Chevy Suburban an outstanding choice if you're looking for a versatile full-size SUV. You'll get dependable performance, solid towing capacity, and loads of space throughout the comfortable cabin. Visit Ted Britt Chevrolet to take the Suburban out for a test drive and discover what you've been looking for.

If you're big on bargain hunting, you'll find plenty of options to check out in the Sterling, VA area. Yes, you'll find the usual suspects among the thrift stores here, and you should visit them as well, since every single spot will have a completely different selection. To add to your itinerary, we offer a few suggestions for local shops that often support worthy charitable giving within the community. 1. The Bargain Loft (Herndon Reston FISH) Since 1981, this volunteer-run place has been a magnet for customers shopping for anything from jewelry to collectibles and antiques, as well as bargains on clothing, art, furniture, electronics, and other household items. FISH stands for "friendly instant sympathetic help," and the store supports a nonsectarian nonprofit that helps families in need of financial assistance (including financial literacy) and even food baskets and gifts over the holiday season. more 2. The Closet of the Greater Herndon Area Another shop that supports nonprofit causes assisting low-income families, the Closet in Herndon is full of local donations that cover most every branch of thriftable item, including clothes for everyone you know, household things to save you bucks, and potentially some great collectibles among the books, china and pottery, and other things people graciously give. They have extra shopping hours for seniors on Thursdays from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. 3. Share and Care Store You never know what you might luck out on here at the Share and Care Store, which benefits the Door of Hope's ministry founded in 1994. They get so many donations that they added operations to get things out to churches in Sierra Leone and Nicaragua to help them fundraise. Comb through their clothing for everyone from babies on up, jewelry and electronics, and bargain-priced sporting goods, bicycles, and more. 4. FAITH Thrift Store FAITH Thrift Store stands for the Foundation for Appropriate and Immediate Temporary Help, and this nonprofit is founded on Islamic charitable principles for helping those in need. The store takes donations of all the good items you'd expect to find, including clothing and accessories, household necessities, decor, toys, and books, and they also note that luggage is something they look for. Some have noted that the shop can stock a nice selection of Middle Eastern fashions. 5. Consign Mine This place bridges the past, present, and future with its Internet-savvy concept, a Sterling consignment shop with the goods you're looking for now that might be vintage or just secondhand. It caters to maybe a bit edgier shopper who seeks style with a friendly attitude. The website offers a cool virtual tour of the shop. You can cruise right through just like you walked in the door!  They offer collectibles, decor, and home goods as well as fashion. When you have sustainability in mind, your nice new environmentally conscious Chevrolet Bolt EUV Premier is a great choice to load up your thrifty treasures with. Or, if you prefer to keep it all secondhand, a used Chevrolet Trax LS would be happy to help you gather all your things with a turbo-charged twist. Check out Ted Britt Chevrolet for the latest selection of fine rides, no matter which way you prefer your power. Image courtesy of Pixabay.com

Introduced as a stopgap while fans waited for the official 2022 refresh, the limited edition Silverado nonetheless gave them plenty to get excited about. Always rugged and reliable, and even more adaptable and potent than its predecessors, here are the features of the 2022 Chevy Silverado 1500 LTD that you should know about. 1. Active Safety Features Since 2021, the Silverado has boasted a comprehensive range of available safety features. With lane-keeping assist, forward collision alert, emergency braking, front pedestrian braking, and park assist at the front and rear, there are plenty of active safety apps to help you and your loved ones feel even more secure on the road. more 2. Endlessly Customizable With a tremendous range of available options, Chevy has made their truck sufficiently adaptable to suit all kinds of buyers, whether they're looking for a tough workhorse or luxury touring vehicle. It's possible to choose from rear and all-wheel drives, 8 or 10-speed transmission, long, regular, and short bed configurations with single, double, and crew cabs, and a selection of bright, sober, matte, metallic, and iridescent exterior colors. With four powerful engines, a range of trailering and tech packages, and eight trims from the base level WT to the luxurious High Country, there are plenty of ways to finely tune your Silverado experience. 3. Potent Powertrain Options With the discontinuation of the 4.3l V6 engine, the 2.7l turbocharged engine now comes fitted as standard on the WT trim, with the 5.3l V8 and 10-speed automatic transmission as an available option. This engine comes as standard on RST Crew Cab models and the 3.0l Duramax diesel engine is now also available on the LT Trail Boss trim. The 6.2l V8 engine is available on the Custom Trail Boss trim and higher. 4. Enhanced Engine Performance Some of the most striking changes introduced with the 2022 Silverado LTD have been the improvements to engine performance. With a stiffer crankshaft and more rigid cylinder block casting, the 2.7l turbo engine sees a 20% increase in torque, making it capable of producing 420 pound-feet. The 3.0l Duramax diesel engine can tow 13,300 pounds on a two-wheel drive and has a payload of 2,310 pounds, thanks to innovations on the chassis. As a result of these improvements, the limited edition Silverado now tops several in-class specs, including the most powerful base model engine. 5. Advanced Towing Tech The limited edition's formidable towing capabilities can be maximized with several available towing features, including trailer sway control, grade braking, hill start assist, and 15 possible camera views. There's also an advanced trailering system that interfaces with an in-vehicle app. There's no doubt about it, the limited-edition Chevy Silverado is even tougher and more versatile than its predecessor. If you're already visualizing yourself behind the wheel or if you're just interested in finding out more, visit us at Ted Britt Chevrolet where you can discuss options, schedule a test drive, and enjoy our excellent customer service.