Affordability is on everyone’s mind these days, which is why McFarland Chevrolet is grateful that Chevrolet offers at least three new SUVs starting under $30K. Two of these, the Trailblazer and Equinox, offer all-wheel drive (AWD) as an option. If you’re searching for a new SUV that won’t break the bank, one of these two might suit your needs. The 2026 Trailblazer has a starting MSRP of $23,200, with the AWD…
This FAQ distills the most common questions Vehicle Decision-Makers ask when choosing a Chevy Silverado. McFarland Chevrolet sales rep Colin Jefferson shares real-world guidance from daily use and customer interviews, including why many drivers are well served by the 2.7L or 3.0L Duramax in a 1500, and when to step up to a 2500 for…
Jake breaks down the new Chevy Silverado lineup in a way that makes choosing simple. From the work-ready WT and Custom models to the feature-packed LTZ and luxurious High Country, each trim fits a different lifestyle and budget. He also explains how the Z71 and ZR2 packages bring off-road capability to the mix. For first-time…
The family that travels together is a happy one. This is true for those of us who live in the Upper Ohio Valley. In order for us to reach our destination – even places far away – we need a spacious and comfortable place to enjoy the journey. Chevrolet offers a variety of SUVs with a standard third-row seating option. They offer the space…
Jake highlights what truly defines the Silverado lineup—reliability. From the 2.7L to the 6.2L engine, Chevrolet’s focus on power and endurance makes every model feel built to last. Whether it’s towing capacity or day-to-day confidence on the road, the Silverado stands out for customers who expect more from their truck. Jake’s perspective as both an…
If you are looking for Christmas gift ideas for someone on your list who owns a Chevrolet, you’re in luck—Chevrolet Accessories offers a wide selection of gift items for any owner or fan of Chevrolet models. Let MacFarland Chevrolet help you find the perfect gift for your Chevy enthusiast. Hats and trucks go together well, especially when they sport the same brand. Chevrolet…
The first small trucks, primarily introduced in the 1970s, didn’t leave a big impression on pickup drivers at the time. They featured tight two-door cabs and tiny four-cylinder engines that often produced less than 100 horsepower. Plus, they were all made in Japan. Branded models like Chevrolet, Ford, and Dodge were actually built by Isuzu, Mazda, and Mitsubishi, respectively. They gained…
Think vehicles used to be built better in the past? That they aren’t built like they used to be, and what they used to do was better? Then consider that vehicle odometers used to only go up to 99,999 miles, and that when one transitioned from 99,999 to 00,000, it was cause for celebration. Even before we all…
Jake Werline shares his story of moving from a GMC Sierra to a Chevrolet Silverado 1500 High Country. He explains that the change wasn’t planned—until the luxury, comfort, and refined design of the High Country caught his attention. With features like leather interiors, a panoramic sunroof, and a 3.0L Duramax engine that delivers both power…
The United States is a big country, and it would seem that translates to the need for pickup trucks to haul big things from one place to another. This is particularly true in rural areas, where pickup trucks rule the roost. Thus, so far in 2025, pickup trucks account for four of the six best-selling models in the US. The third and fourth spots are occupied by two compact crossovers. Trucks also account, at the time…
