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Chevy Malibu Scoops Up Two Major Family Car Awards

The 2016 Chevy Malibu has two new awards on its shelf. It has been recognized by Good Housekeeping Magazine and by U.S. News and World Report for its ability to serve families. What will you think when you test drive? It's available now at Hare Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN. Good Housekeeping Clinching the top spot for family pick was easy for the Malibu, according to the well-known Good Housekeeping editors. Among the things they singled out, it has a roomy interior with plenty of legroom for growing kids. It has good trunk space and loads of dash tech. The magazine also liked the new Teen Driver system that lets parents encourage good independent driving habits. It’s like a report card with speed, stability control and collision alerts. Speaking of safety, this is another place that the Malibu excels. It has ten airbags and a rearview camera. The editors also liked the fact that Malibu drivers can utilize Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. The driver will like the wireless charger and remote vehicle starter. Find out about pricing. 2016 Best Midsized Cars for Families U.S. News and World Report also agreed that the Malibu is a good family car. Operating costs are low thanks to the fuel economy (27 mpg/city; 37 mpg/highway). The standard start/stop feature saves even more gas at every redlight. Other strong points include the car’s pedestrian alert system and other assisted driving technologies. Crash alerts warn about forward collision dangers and lane departures. Find out about financing. Find your family’s next great car at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

Pick The Best Silverado for Your Business

With three models and multiple trims, the Silverado line-up offers many business uses. However, at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN, we know you don’t want to buy too much power or too little. What can you do? This guide will get you started. You can get more advice from the truck specialists Hare Chevy. Capability Payloads and tow ratings vary within each model. Here are the basics. The payload rating tops out at 2,260 pounds with the 1500 and rises as high as 3,534 pounds with the 2500. The 3500 can claim a 7,150-pound payload rating. The tow rating for the 3500 is a whopping 23,200 pounds. It drops to a healthy 18,000 pounds for the 2500. The Silverado’s top hauler can move a 12,000-pound load. Learn about pricing. Safety The Silverado 1500 earned all five stars when it was crash-tested by the NHTSA. The other trucks in the line-up have not been subjected to this testing. However, they all share common safety traits. All three are offering many crash avoidance features including the lane watch and frontal collision avoidance systems. These are enhanced by the GM-exclusive safety seat. Cushy Cabins Edmunds writes that the heavy duty Silverados have surprisingly refined rides. That’s because these cabins are subjected to the same engineering standards and noise reduction features as the regular 1500. While the heavy duty models don’t offer quite as many options as the 1500, you will find SUV-style, upscale trims to suit the most discriminating buyers. Check out the Silverado choices at your Hare Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

The Chevy Traverse Named Best Large SUV

The 2016 Chevy Traverse has a carlike handling that is pleasant for drivers. The spacious cabin is matched by abundant cargo space. Now it has been named the 2016 Best Large SUV for the Money by U.S. News and World Reports. It's easy to schedule a test drive at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN. Best Large SUV for the Money To earn the award, U.S. News examined critical reviews to see if the Traverse was worth its asking price. They also figured the vehicle's operating costs and compared that to other three-row SUVs in the class. It certainly reflects well on the Traverse that it stood up to this scrutiny and won the award. Edmunds, the leading car critic, has declared the Traverse one of its top picks. Both the front-wheel and the all-wheel drive Traverse editions have earned all five stars when tested by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. With so many recommendations, the Traverse seems a natural for families. Learn about pricing. Ready, Set, Go! If you are looking for a people hauler, the Traverse is ready to go. It has eight seats in a big cabin. The American-sized cargo hold can be packed with the family’s luggage and gear. The family will appreciate the available tri-zone programmable thermostat and the fun rear-seat entertainment system. Tech standards include the helpful rearview camera and must-have Chevy MyLink touch screen. Infotainment features include integrated apps and Siri Eyes Free. There are four trim levels and many comforts available, including heated seats and leather upholstery. Find out more with a test drive at your Hare Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

2016 Chevy Impala Earns Two U.S. News Awards

With a satisfying blend of spaciousness, safety and comfort, the 2016 Chevy Impala has earned two major awards from U.S. News and World Report. There are many Impalas in different colors and styles at your Hare Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN. Schedule a test drive. Simply Better U.S. News and World Report has declared the Impala as both the 2016 Best Large Car for the Money and the 2016 Best Large Car for Families. This is high praise. The first award is based on long-term ownership costs, confirming the Impala's true value. The second award is based on the car's combination of family-friendly features and interior space. The car also had to have good reliability ratings. The Impala checked off all of the boxes. It even has a five-star federal crash rating. · The Driver The Impala must please the driver. For that, Chevy offers a fuel-saving four-cylinder engine that gets 31 mpg/highway. It also offers a very peppy V-6 to please the enthusiast. Edmunds calls this car a "must-drive." Kelley Blue Book praises the smooth ride and excellent handling abilities. Learn about pricing. High Tech Drivers will appreciate the Chevy MyLink touch screen. Bluetooth streaming audio is paired with Bluetooth phone. There are so many infotainment choices, especially with Apple CarPlay on board. Kids will love the available WiFi hotspot. This lets them connect to the internet while on the go. They can stream video or games to their smart pads. If you are looking for a better ride for yourself or your family, check out the high-value, yet affordable Chevy Impala at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

The Impala Wins the 2016 Best Large Car for the Money

The 2016 Chevrolet Impala is packed with classy design features and wonderful amenities. Now it has two important awards on its shelf. U.S. News and World Report, a leading auto analyst, has given it two awards that recognize its true value. You can find the Impala when you visit Hare Chevy. Schedule a test drive at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN. The Awards U.S. News named the Impala the 2016 Best Large Car for the Money. This is based on a survey of critical reviews and a calculation of the car's long-term ownership costs. The Impala was also rewarded for its family-friendly features, its safety, its reliability ratings, and its excellent interior space. U.S. News named it the 2016 Best Large Car for Families. Cushy Cabin The big cabin and the big trunk are just two reasons that families will like the Impala. Com able, supportive seating and numerous amenities make the cabin quite inviting. Chevy MyLink is the hub for dash technology. This system lets you stream audio via Bluetooth and access it through a touch screen with integrated apps. Apple CarPlay is one of the newest features. Passengers can get online with an OnStar WiFi connection. Families love this feature because the kids can entertain themselves on their pads. Parents can work on their laptops. Find financing at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN. Smart Performance The Impala offers a money-saving four-cylinder engine. It earns 31 mpg on the highway. You can also get a fun V-6 with more power and 29 mpg/highway. Advanced safety features include warnings for forward collision dangers and lane departures. You'll find the Impala at Hare Chevy.

U.S. News Recognizes the Chevy Traverse

Hare Chevy is so pleased to announce that the 2016 Chevy Traverse has been named the 2016 Best Large SUV for the Money by U.S. News and World Report. We think this excellent SUV is packed with value, and apparently many auto critics do too. What will you think? What Works The Traverse is all about what works. It has a V-6 engine which ensures you always have plenty of power. It has carlike handling, which isn’t something you can say about every crossover. It also has a car-like ride, keeping passengers from feeling the road’s big bumps. Then there’s the spaciousness that makes it so inviting. The SUV seats seven or eight, and the third row isn’t just an afterthought like it is in some SUVs. This is truly made for the American family. Unlike some SUVs this size, the Equinox has abundant cargo space in the hold. Get financing from your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN. Long List of Standards The 2016 Chevy Traverse offers a long list of standards before the shopper moves up the trim level. This includes the 6.5-inch touch screen. Chevy MyLink coordinates all of your audio choices. It works with the integrated rearview camera and Bluetooth. Other standards include a USB port and satellite radio capability. Traverse drivers will enjoy the text message support from Siri Eyes Free. A host of safety features are offered including a blind zone monitor, a lane departure alert, and a forward collision watch. You can get behind the wheel of the 2016 Chevy Traverse at Hare Chevy, your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

Chosing Light Duty or Heavy Duty

The Silverado comes in so many different configurations that it can be hard to decide which one is right for you. Here’s a quick guide that may help. The truck experts at Hare Chevy, your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN, can explain more about specifications. Cushy Cabins The Silverado’s cushy cabins aren’t limited to the 1500 models. The 2500 and 3500 editions now offer designer looks with leather upholstery and soft-touch features. The seats are made of a dual-resilient foam. Edmunds has written that these super-strength trucks have a surprisingly refined demeanor. Heavy duty editions are even offering a wireless charger. All trucks offer OnStar WiFi. This is a great asset on a remote worksite. All trucks offer a rearview camera and Chevy MyLink with its extensive infotainment features. Chevy’s CornerSteps make it easy to get in and out of the deep beds. A remote-lock tailgate helps keep your truck more secure. Get financing. Safety Shoppers will be happy to know that the Silverado’s safety suite is also offered on the 2500 and 3500 models. This includes a forward collision system, a lane watch with intervention, and a GM-exclusive safety alert seat. Learn about pricing. Capability The Silverado 1500 has a top tow capacity of 12,000 pounds. The 2500 boosts that to 18,000 pounds. The 3500 can handle 23,200 pounds. The 1500’s top payload rate is 2,260 pounds. The 2500 moves that to 3,534 pounds. The 3,500 boosts that to 7,153 pounds. To make more sense of the numbers, talk to a truck specialist at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

Regular Colorado vs. Duramax: Two Great Choices

The new Duramax Diesel Colorado has the critics talking, but then so did the regular Colorado when it was introduced. These trucks offer similar styles and different performance levels. Which truck will meet your needs? You can learn more from our staff at Hare Chevy, your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN. Back-to-Back Winners The 2015 Chevy Colorado made a huge splash when it reentered the midsized truck class. It won the Motor Trend Truck of the Year in recognition of its great gas mileage, improved handling, performance, and cushy cabins. The 2016 Colorado Duramax followed that up with a win of its own. The 2016 Motor Trend Truck of the Year was recognized for being the first diesel in the midsized class, for its own great fuel economy, and its intelligent engineering systems. Gas Mileage Most trucks today earn between 21 and 23 mpg on the highway. That’s before they are loaded down. The Colorado I-4 can earn 27 mpg/highway. That’s quite a difference. The Duramax diesel edition earns 31 mpg/highway. That can save you even more. The question is which one suits your driving needs best. Check out capability. Capability The regular Colorado V-6 can pull a 7,000-pound trailer. The Duramax can increase that to 7,700 pounds. On the other hand, the V-6 can handle a 1,940-pound payload while the Duramax can handle 1,540 pounds. Truck specifications are tricky, and it helps to talk with a  Hare Chevy expert about your work or home hauling needs. Learn about financing. Find the right truck for you at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

Technology Is Front and Center in the 2016 Chevy Trax

If you love modern living, you’ll appreciate all the technology in the 2016 Chevy Trax. You can be the envy of your friends with so much connectivity and features. Check it out at Hare Chevy, your Chevrolet dealer Noblesville, IN. Sophistication The Trax is all about urban sophistication. Its size allows it to do more in crowded situations. The interior offers an ergonomic cockpit to take care of the driver. Packed with valuable standards, the Trax has a rearview camera, taking the sting out of backing up. The standard 7-inch audio touch screen shows your Bluetooth functions including smartphone integration. There’s even a way to channel navigation maps and directions from your smart phone to the touch screen. Siri Eyes Free adds many features that can be used through easy voice controls. Integrated apps add more ways to enjoy the system. WiFi If you want to really impress your friends, a WiFi hotspot will do it. They can surf and stream while you are driving. Passengers can work online while on the move. At the rest area, you may access information for your trip or relax with streaming video. It’s a great feature when you are in a remote place and want to use your laptop or pad. Find your best deal. Safe All this sophistication would mean nothing without safety. The Trax offers the peace of mind that comes from a five-star federal safety rating, an insurance industry Top Safety Pick, and ten airbags. OnStar adds crash notification to wrap up the intelligent package. Go for the high-tech Trax at Hare Chevy, your Chevrolet dealer Noblesville, IN.

Tahoe and Suburban Face Off

The Tahoe and Suburban earn 50 percent of the sales in their full-size SUV class. These two Chevy SUVs have a lot in common. How can you chose? Here’s some information that may help. To see them side by side, visit Hare Chevy, your Chevrolet dealer Noblesville, IN. Prestigious Awards The Tahoe is a Kelley Blue Book Best Buy that has been named to the magazine’s 15 Best Family Cars list. The Suburban has earned one of the magazine’s Best Resale Value Awards. In addition, Vincentric has recognized the Suburban as one of the Best Values in America. Size The Tahoe has 120 cu.ft. of interior space and eight seats. The Suburban has 122 cu.ft. of space and nine seats. The Suburban has a larger cargo hold, before and after the seats are power-folded. The Tahoe’s 114-inch wheelbase is significantly shorter than the Suburban’s 130-inch wheelbase. That allows the Tahoe to enjoy a tighter turning circle. Both vehicles have components made of lightweight materials to reduce the overall load weight and improve fuel efficiency. Get pre-approved for financing. Safety Both SUVs offer the GM-exclusive front-center airbag. You won’t find this on any other big SUV. Both are offering lane departure warnings, forward collision alerts, and other technologies that assist drivers. Automatic braking can reduce the time it takes to stop. The lane keep assist gently tugs to pull the driver back into the lane. IntelliBeam headlights regulate the intensity of the light, matching it to conditions. Schedule a Test Drive of the Suburban or the Tahoe at Hare Chevy, your Chevrolet dealer Noblesville, IN.

New Trailer Hook-Up Cameras for Silverado Line-up

Echomaster is coming to Silverado. This three-camera system will assist drivers with trailering hook-ups as well as eliminate the typical blind spot. To find out more, just talk to the truck experts at Hare Chevy. The Solution to an Age-old Problem Ever since trucks first began to pull trailers, lining things up right has always been difficult. The new Echomaster camera system may correct that forever. It even works in low light. The side mirror cameras can transmit images to the screen. During driving, the corresponding side camera will operate automatically if the driver uses a turn signal. That’s truly eliminating the blind spot. To switch views from the regular reverse camera, the Silverado driver just holds the button for five seconds. The trailer camera is mounted high up, providing a bird’s eye view of the trailer hitch. With four views available, the driver can line things up with little difficulty. Infrared lighting makes it possible to do this even when the light is waning. Get a quote from your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN. But Wait, There’s More! If you transport important cargo, such as horses or livestock, you can get a fourth camera that will show the interior of the trailer. You can check on the animals while on the go. A bed camera will become available soon. It lets you keep an eye on your payload. Plus it helps with gooseneck trailer hook-up. Test Drive the Silverado pickup at your Chevy dealer Noblesville, IN.

The Equinox Takes on the Cherokee

In the world of family-sized SUVs, the 2016 Chevy Equinox is ready to challenge the 2016 Jeep Cherokee. It’s all about value and pricing when it comes to why the Equinox pulls ahead of the Cherokee. You can see for yourself at  Hare Chevy, your Chevrolet dealer Noblesville IN. Pricing and Value The Cherokee buyer usually pays several thousand more than the Equinox buyer. That means the Chevy shopper can get more bang for the buck, moving up the trim level or just pocketing the cash. Furthermore, the Cherokee has a smaller cargo hold than the Equinox. If the seats are folded, the Equinox claims 63.7 cu.ft. while the Cherokee can claim only 55 cu.ft. Performance and Safety The Cherokee Sport V-6 generates 271 horsepower and 239 lb.-ft. of torque. The Equinox V-6 kicks out 301 horsepower and 272 lb.-ft. The Equinox with AWD made the 0-60 sprint in only 7 seconds, according to Edmunds. It reported that the AWD Cherokee trailed behind at 8 seconds. The Equinox is one of the few SUVs in this class to earn the Top Safety Pick Award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. This award is meant to inform consumers, but it also affects insurance rates. Entertainment While both offer state-of-the-art touchscreens, smartphone integration, and features, Chevy pricing makes it more affordable to get the features you want. Also, you have to purchase the top Cherokee to be eligible for a WiFi connectivity subscription. Chevy’s OnStar makes every Equinox driver equally capable of accessing a WiFi hotspot. Get a good deal on the Equinox at your Chevrolet dealer Noblesville, IN.

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