Used Chevy Silverado HD

• The first half of this generation was definitely utility over features. While they were still decent tech, it was aimed at work over anything else.
• Depending on the year model, you can tow at most 35,500 and 36,000 pounds, making this hard to beat if you want something powerful.
• While something this large looks like it is only a work truck, the ZR2 and Trail Boss trim and package add some fun to the lineup. This adds off-road gear, making every off-road enthusiast happy.

Starting with the most recent generation, this one offered some of the best towing capacity, as well as features. For the features, you'll find that it comes with a 7-inch touchscreen as standard, but some used models will come with an 8-inch screen. No matter which one you're looking at, you'll find that it comes with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

If you're looking for a bit more, then you can look for models that come with a seven-speaker Bose audio system, SiriusXM satellite radio, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and wireless charging. This adds some extra creature comforts, helping you stay online and connected to your vehicle.

While features are nice, if you're in the market for a heavy-duty pickup, chances are you're needing something that can do some pretty serious work. Well, if that's you, then you'll want to look for something like a 3500 HD that is equipped with a diesel engine. This is because with this setup, you can tow up to 35,500 pounds.

If you don't need that much power, then the gas-powered engine should suffice. This will get you a max towing capacity of 17,400 pounds. While still higher than the competitors, it is not as high as its sibling.

Starting in 2021, Chevy decided that they weren't satisfied with where the max towing capacity was at, so after a few tweaks, they managed to get it up to 36,000 pounds. They added some other features that made towing a bit easier and safer. These were the jackknife alert, a trailer-length indicator that helps the driver change lanes, and a cargo-bed view that helps when hooking up a fifth wheel.

While the next few years were a bit unassuming for the lineup, the 2024 models brought some changes. While most changes were cosmetic, the lineup did see that it came with some new tech upgrades. This took the form of the new 13.4-inch infotainment screen and 12.3-inch digital gauge display. This was only available on LT, LTZ, and High Country trims. To further increase the appeal of these trims, you'll find that they also come with a redesigned console, with these coming with a wireless charging pad.

While this is a work truck, that doesn't mean that you can't have a bit of fun too. To help achieve this, Chevy added the ZR2 trim to the lineup. This exists in its smaller counterparts, too, but this is the ultimate way to experience it. This trims with a lifted suspension with advanced Multimatic spool-valve dampers, an electronically locking rear differential, steel skid plates, and 35-inch Goodyear all-terrain tires.

If the ZR2 is too pricey for you, we completely understand that, and so did Chevy. This is why they added a Trail Boss package to the family. This brings an off-road suspension, unique 20-inch wheels, and some trim-specific cosmetic features.

There's a reason that Car and Driver said that "The Silverado HD is an impressive heavy-duty pickup with some inventive technology," and we want you to be able to see that in person.

Yes, we think that you should. If you're someone who wants the best truck for work, or just someone who doesn't want to give up on utility, then this truck is calling your name. If you're not sure if you want the strongest or one that can hit the trails, we want to help you make a decision. Come on down to Car2Sell here in Hillside, New Jersey, we'll show you what we have in stock, and if they're right for you!