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Should You Buy a Used Chevy or a New Chevy? 7 Things to Consider

Deciding between a new or used car at the Chevy dealership can be a tough decision. Both options have upsides and downsides that you should consider before making your choice. more 1. Your Budget Your budget is often the most important consideration. New Chevys come with the latest features, but also with higher price tags. Used Chevys are more affordable upfront, but might carry hidden costs in repairs down the road and lower fuel efficiency. 2. Vehicle History With a new car, you get a clean slate: no wear and tear, no previous accidents, and a full warranty. When you buy a used car, you'll have to research to find its maintenance history, accident records, and overall condition. Certified pre-owned (CPO) programs are an alternative that can offer peace of mind, providing manufacturer-backed warranties and thorough inspections. 3. Technology and Features If having the latest technology, safety features, and modern fuel economy is important to you, a new Chevy might be the way to go. Used Chevys might lack the newest innovations, but you can still get the essentials at a more affordable price. 4. Insurance Costs Insurance rates can be higher for new vehicles due to their higher value and repair costs. Used vehicles are usually cheaper to insure. Check your insurance rates for any car you want to buy before purchase. 5. Financing Options New cars often come with attractive financing deals, including lower interest rates or cash-back offers. Used cars typically have higher interest rates, but the overall loan amount will be lower. Assess the total cost of financing when considering your options. 6. Depreciation and Resale Value New cars depreciate quickly. They will lose a significant part of their value in the first few years. Used cars have already taken that depreciation hit, possibly offering a better deal if you plan to resell the car in the future. 7. Warranty and Maintenance New Chevys come with comprehensive warranties, reducing the cost of maintenance in the initial years you own them. Used cars may have limited warranty coverage or none at all. That can lead to higher out-of-pocket costs for repairs. Shop for New or Used Vehicles at Your Chevy Dealership Whether you decide to purchase a brand-new car or prefer a used model, you can find what you're looking for at your local dealership. We'd be happy to discuss your needs and help find an option that works for you. Visit Hank Graff Chevrolet in Davison, MI, to browse our inventory of new and used vehicles. Image via

Meet the 2024 Chevy Trailblazer

The 2024 Chevy Trailblazer is a beautiful SUV with plenty ​of personality. ​When you meet up with your Chevy dealer, ​you'll immediately notice its new exterior ​design features. The new colors, front-end ​grille, and ​two-tone roof design give the Trailblazer a whole new look. more Your Chevy Dealer Introduces You to the Sleek 2024 Chevy Trailblazer Sleek Exterior Design The Trailblazer has a new look for 2024, and we're loving it. The restyled headlights and taillights are efficient and stylish. They join a newly restyled front-end grille. Additionally, the ACTIV and RS trims have a new two-tone roofline. In the ACTIV trim, your exterior color options will be paired with a Summit White roof. In the RS trim, your roofline will be Mosaic Black Metallic. In 2024, you also have two new main body color options for the exterior with Copper Harbor Metallic and Cacti Green. Spacious Cabin The Trailblazer comfortably seats five passengers or can be smoothly adjusted to maximize cargo space. For instance, folding down the second row of seats creates a maximum cargo capacity of 54.4 cubic feet. Folding the front passenger seat flat allows for a maximum cargo length of 8.5 feet. You can access the cargo area using the available hands-free liftgate. Adaptive Cruise Control Adaptive cruise control can be added to the LS trim and above. This desirable feature allows you to set the cruise control speed and the following gap. Your Trailblazer will then accelerate or slow down in order to maintain your following gap. If there's ever a need, you can immediately override the settings and resume control of the speed. This piece of driver assistance technology joins standard assist features in your Trailblazer, including automatic high beams and lane keep assist. The Driver Confidence Package The available Driver Confidence Package adds three more top-of-the-line driver assist features. Busy parking lots become a lot easier with the help of Rear Park Assist. You'll also have a Rear Cross Traffic Alert to bring your attention to any vehicles crossing your path while you're driving in reverse. Additionally, this package adds a lane change alert with a side blind zone alert for improved awareness. Superb Infotainment Chevy's beautiful 11-inch diagonal touchscreen is standard in every Trailblazer. Connecting your smartphone is a breeze thanks to wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto. You'll also have a six-speaker sound system with a high-quality amplifier in the mix. In the ACTIV and RS trims, this can be upgraded to a seven-speaker audio system from Bose by adding the Adaptive Cruise and Sound Package. The Trailblazer stands out among compact SUVs for its excellent technology and well-outfitted interior. Interested drivers will want to see its sleek new exterior design choices in person. Visit Hank Graff Chevrolet in Davison, MI now to see our wide selection of new vehicles. Image via

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Your Guide to the 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500

Offering heavy-duty performance with high-end luxury comforts throughout its cabin, the 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500 is not your average pickup, and it offers all of the following highlights here at your local Chevy dealership. more Muscular Versatility You can choose between two powerful 6.6-liter V8 engines when it comes to this edition of the Silverado 2500, with the first being a 401-horsepower gas-powered engine that produces 464 pound-feet of torque. This combination lends the truck an impressive 18,700-pound tow rating that makes performing work a breeze, though even more output and trailering strength can be found in the other engine, a 470-horsepower turbocharged diesel that's capable of towing up to 21,600 pounds. Regardless of which engine you opt for, every model is capable of venturing off-road with the available four-wheel drive, and with the off-road suspension system and automatic-locking rear differential, you'll be ready for virtually every scenario, whether it's mud, sand, gravel, or other demanding terrains. Luxuries and Design Inside the cabin, which seats up to six passengers, multi-adjustable front-row seats in leather trim and other materials are available with settings to both heat and cool them, while the rear seats also provide a heating option. The rear air vents help accommodate your rear seat passengers as well, while the dual-zone climate control up front separates the cabin into two temperature zones. The exterior of the truck offers the Multi-Flex Tailgate, which you can use as a work surface, to keep cargo from sliding out, and for stepping inside the bed, while the vertical trailer tow mirrors help you keep tabs on both the truck and trailers. Innovative Technology Taking technology to new heights, the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 Premium System serves as the truck's all-in-one tech center, with entertainment, navigation, and calling functions all provided on its 13.4-inch full-color touchscreen. This system teams beautifully with both the premium Bose audio system and the 360-degree HD Surround Vision camera system, while the Head-Up Display keeps you informed of your speed and other information. Next-level driver-assist features are also offered, with highlights like Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert and Forward Collision Alert. Automatic Emergency Braking can help you stop the truck when a front-end collision is imminent, Rear Cross Traffic Alert warns when you're reversing into oncoming traffic, and the convenient Teen Driver feature helps you encourage younger drivers to drive more safely by setting driving rules. Rugged and ready for challenges, the versatile 2024 Silverado 2500 can now be scheduled for test drives, so contact us today at Hank Graff Chevrolet to book yours and come see why drivers are talking about this particular edition. Image via

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Getting Genuine OEM Parts for Your Chevy

Always opt for high-quality OEM parts when it's time for a replacement to keep your Chevy running at its best. Head over to your Chevy dealership, and our team of parts experts will assist you in finding the correct genuine Chevrolet parts for your Chevy in no time. Our certified Chevrolet technicians will perform a professional and reliable part replacement to ensure your Chevy remains in top condition. more Our Chevrolet Parts Department At our Chevrolet Parts Department, buying parts for your Chevy is a hassle-free and straightforward process, thanks to our extensive stock of genuine OEM Chevrolet, GM Genuine, and ACDelco parts and convenient online part orders. Our knowledgeable parts experts are always ready to assist you in finding the right component for your Chevy model quickly. Use your car's 17-digit VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) to find the exact part you want. The VIN is inside your driver's door, on the lower-left corner of your windshield and engine block. Once you locate it, check for the code on the part you want to replace. Give the VIN and the part code to the expert team in our Parts Department, and they will help you find the part you need. Online Part Orders Ordering and purchasing vehicle parts has never been easier! You can now conveniently order parts online from our website. Please provide your name, contact details, vehicle's year, model, trim, and VIN on the online parts form. A friendly service professional will then get in touch with you to assist you further. Genuine OEM Chevrolet Parts Warranty Genuine OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Chevrolet Parts are made to fit your Chevy and offer durable and reliable performance. Most genuine OEM Chevrolet parts come with a 24-month warranty and unlimited mileage when purchased from us and installed by one of our certified Chevrolet technicians. Professional Part Replacements When your Chevy needs new parts, trust the experts specifically trained to work on your vehicle. Our factory-trained and certified Chevrolet technicians know your Chevy and all its systems and components and perform outstanding part replacements you can rely on to keep your Chevy running like new. Money-Saving Specials on Parts and Services To save money, visit our website for fantastic deals on parts and services. Keep an eye out for Chevrolet service coupons by regularly checking our website, as they can help you save big. If you need more information about our offers, don't hesitate to talk with our friendly team of certified service experts. Rely on genuine OEM Chevrolet parts and the outstanding services from our Chevrolet experts, who will help you find the right component for your Chevy quickly and perform a professional replacement. Contact Hank Graff Chevrolet today. Our team of Chevrolet experts is here to help you with everything you need to keep your Chevy in excellent running condition. Image via

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Introducing the 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500

With off-road capabilities, dependable engine performance, and premium luxury comforts throughout its cabin, the 2024 Chevy Silverado 1500 separates itself from other full-size pickups and is now available here at your local Chevy dealership. more Adaptable Performance This edition of the Silverado 1500 provides plenty of muscular performance and versatility to take on challenges both on and off-road, with the 310-horsepower 2.7-liter TurboMax engine serving as the base option while providing an impressive 2,260-pound payload capacity. More engine output can be found in either of the two V8 options: a 355-horsepower 5.3-liter and a 6.2-liter that delivers 420 horses. If you're looking for a nice balance of both strength and fuel efficiency, look no further than the 3.0-liter turbo-diesel V6, which combines 305 horsepower with an estimated 29 MPG EPA rating on highways. Helping you tackle off-road terrains, snow-covered roads, and slippery surfaces, the available four-wheel drive can be complemented with a wide array of traction-enhancing features, including both front- and rear-electronic locking differentials for maximum grip. Luxuries Meet Technology Luxury amenities available for this pickup's interior include dual-zone automatic climate control, comfortable seating with thermal settings in your choice of vinyl, cloth, or leather, and a heated steering wheel for chilly mornings. Securing cargo and smaller items is made simple with the rear under-seat storage area and console-mounted safe, while the power windows and rear camera mirror provide plenty of convenience. To make every drive more exciting for you and your passengers, the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 System provides a wide array of entertainment options, from SiriusXM radio to Google built-in services and both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity for smartphones. There's also a convenient Wi-Fi hotspot and you have your choice of viewing information on either the available 12.3-inch driver information cluster or the Head-Up Display, the latter of which projects info to the windshield instead. Smart Safety Monitoring Combining safety with convenience, the standard Chevy Safety Assist Suite of advanced features includes Front Pedestrian Braking, Forward Collision Alert with Automatic Emergency Braking, the Intellibeam Auto High Beams, and the Following Distance Indicator. Other standard features include the stability-enhancing Stabilitrak system, the Tire Pressure Monitoring System, and the Rear View Camera, while Teen Driver technology helps you encourage younger drivers to use better driving habits. When backing out of driveways or parking spaces, the available Rear Cross Traffic Braking can alert you, and if you're hitching up to a trailer or want to see your surroundings while parking, you'll love the 360-degree HD Surround Vision camera system. Ready to take a closer look? Come see everything else this versatile pickup offers by contacting us today at Hank Graff Chevrolet to schedule your test drive. Image via

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The 5 Most Fuel-Efficient Chevy Models

A fuel-efficient vehicle is always appealing, even during times when gas prices are moderate. Fortunately, thanks to evolving automotive technology, driving a fuel-efficient Chevy doesn't mean you're limited to a small, no-nonsense model. Chevrolet offers fuel-sipping options in just about every vehicular category. If you're looking for fuel efficiency, here are several models to consider. more Chevrolet Trailblazer FWD The Chevrolet Trailblazer FWD is a popular fuel-efficient option. This four-door SUV gets 29 miles per gallon on city streets and 33 miles per gallon on the highway, giving it a combined rating of 31 miles per gallon. This SUV was refreshed for 2024 with a new front fascia and some changes to the headlights. Chevrolet Malibu Another great option if you're looking for fuel efficiency is the Chevrolet Malibu, a four-door sedan with seating for five. The Malibu gets 27 miles per gallon on city streets and 35 miles per gallon on highways, making for a combined rating of 30 miles per gallon. The Malibu is available with one powertrain, which is a turbocharged 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine with 160 horsepower. This is a roomy vehicle with plenty of cargo space. Chevrolet Equinox FWD The Chevrolet Equinox FWD, a small SUV, gets 26 miles per gallon on city streets and 31 miles per gallon on highways. That gives this vehicle a combined rating of 28 miles per gallon. The Equinox runs on a turbocharged 1.5-liter engine with 170 horsepower. The infotainment system on the Equinox is easy to use and comes with favorable amenities like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capability and a wireless hotspot. The Equinox also offers plenty of cargo space, and the rear seats can be folded down to accommodate larger items. Chevrolet Silverado 2WD If you're looking for a fuel-efficient pickup, look no further than the full-size light-duty Chevrolet Silverado. This truck gets 24 miles per gallon on city streets and 29 miles per gallon on the highway, for a combined 26 miles per gallon. The Silverado is a practical truck, with storage cubbies throughout the cabin and a maximum towing capacity of 13,300 pounds. Chevrolet Camaro The Chevrolet Camaro offers an impressive array of engine options as well as good fuel economy. This vehicle gets 22 miles per gallon on city streets and 30 miles per gallon on the highway, resulting in a combined 25 miles per gallon. The default powertrain in the Camaro is a V-6 engine that's paired with either a six-speed manual or a 10-speed automatic. Whether you need a small sedan, a truck, or something a little flashier, we can help you find the most fuel-efficient option. When you're ready to purchase your next Chevrolet, come see us at Hank Graff Chevrolet. Image via

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6 Maintenance Tips to Get Your Chevrolet Road Trip Ready

Nothing can ruin a road trip quicker than having your Chevrolet break down miles from home with no help in sight. Before departing, you should ensure your vehicle is in optimal condition and road trip ready. Let's look at the top car maintenance tips that will prime your Chevy for smooth travels and prevent untimely roadside emergencies. more 1. Check and Top Up Fluids Before your extended drive, check your engine oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and coolant levels and top up as needed. If your Chevy's oil service is due, change the oil to make sure it lubricates and cools the engine components properly. Check whether the other fluids are due for a flush and get it done. Starting the trip with fresh fluids will prevent mechanical issues during the long drive. 2. Inflate and Rotate the Tires No road trip prep is complete without proper tire care. Start by checking the tire pressure and inflating to the recommended PSI in your Chevy's owner's manual. Driving on underinflated tires causes wear and tear and makes blowouts more likely. Inspect the tires for uneven tread wear or severe damage, and replace the sets if they are too worn out. With all tires properly inflated and in great condition, you will have better handling and braking and a reduced risk of flat tires. 3. Inspect Suspension Components Your Chevy's suspension bears the brunt of potholes, bumps, and cargo loads. Inspect the shocks, struts, ball joints, tie rods, and other suspension components. Check for any leaking fluid or loose parts and replace excessively worn components that could fail during the trip. 4. Check Belts, Hoses, and Drivetrain Components Inspect all belts and hoses under the hood for any glaring cracks, fraying, or leaks. Replace damaged ones to prevent engine overheating, loss of power, and other serious performance issues. Remember to lubricate key drivetrain parts like the CV joints and driveshaft. If your CV joints are worn out, replace them to prevent the loud clicking during turns. 5. Inspect All Lights Functional lights will keep you visible to other road users at night and increase your safety. So inspect the headlights, brake lights, turn signals, and hazard lights and replace any burned-out bulbs. Clean the headlights to increase visibility at night, and make sure the high and low beams work properly. Don't forget to also check the license plate lights. 6. Resolve Illuminated Dashboard Lights Don't ignore lingering dashboard warning lights before your trip. Even minor issues can escalate into major problems while you're on the road. Pay attention to the check engine light, engine temperature warning, charging system or battery indicator, and service reminder indicator. Preventing car trouble during a road trip requires diligent preparation. Call Hank Graff Chevrolet today and schedule comprehensive maintenance to prepare your Chevy for the long drive ahead. Image via

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7 Winter Car Maintenance Tips to Get Your Chevy Ready for Winter

Winter can take a toll on your Chevy, especially in extreme conditions. Below, we've complied a list of winter car maintenance tips to help you take the necessary precautions and prepare your vehicle for the harsh conditions ahead. more 1. Change the Oil To keep your engine protected and running optimally during the winter months, change the oil before the winter hits full force. As the cold weather sets in, the fluid in your car will begin to move slower, causing your engine to work harder. If you haven't changed the oil recently and it's old and dirty, it can put even more stress on the engine and cause damage. 2. Check and Test the Battery Cold weather strains car batteries, and if your battery is not in good condition, it might fail to start your car in freezing temperatures. Check that the terminals are free of corrosion and ask your Chevy technician to perform an inspection and test to determine if the battery is still strong and if it's necessary to replace it. 3. Ensure the Braking System Works Don't wait for a winter storm to hit before checking your brakes. Instead, have them inspected and serviced early in the season. Replacing worn brake pads and checking the brake fluid is a small price to pay for your safety on snow and ice-covered roads. 4. Test Your Defroster and Heater Before the onset of freezing temperatures, check whether your car's heating and defrosting system works effectively to keep your vehicle warm and comfortable and to ensure you can see the road ahead. In case of any issues, get them repaired by your Chevy technician. 5. Make Sure You Have Proper Visibility It's imperative to have proper visibility in harsh winter conditions. Check your brake lights and turn signals to see if they function properly, and switch on your headlights and high beams to ensure they work correctly. 6. Check the Wipers and Replace the Washer Fluid Wiper blades have a limited lifespan of about a year or two. If the blades leave streaks or are damaged, replace them to guarantee a clear view. Also, replace the washer fluid with a winter blend that can withstand freezing temperatures. 7. Mount Winter Tires When driving on roads covered in ice and sleet, it's essential to have the necessary traction. Mount a set of winter tires for extra grip and improved handling to navigate safely through extreme winter conditions. Winterize your Chevy and hit snow and ice-covered roads with confidence this winter. Call Hank Graff Chevrolet today to schedule a maintenance service and ensure you are safe behind the wheel in the harshest winter conditions. Image via

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Does Your Chevy Need a Transmission Repair?

There are things that can go wrong in your vehicle even if you get preventative maintenance right on schedule at your local Chevy dealer. That's why it's really important to know the signs that something is wrong with one of your car's components. Let's take a look at some of the common signs that show up when you need to head to the dealer for a transmission repair. more How to Tell When You Should Visit your local Chevy Dealer For a Transmission Repair Slipping Gears Slipping out of gear is one of the most common signs that your transmission is starting to fail. Lots of different problems can cause your vehicle to slip out of gear while driving, including damage to the gears or low levels of transmission fluid. If your Chevy starts slipping out of gear, then get out of heavy traffic as soon as possible and head to the dealer. It can be really dangerous to drive when your vehicle starts slipping out of gear, especially on the highway. Delayed Gear Changes If it takes a few extra seconds for your vehicle to shift into gear after you use the gear selector lever, then there's a problem with the transmission. The gears could be worn out, you may not have enough transmission fluid, or there may be issues with the solenoid. No matter what's causing the problem, you need to get it fixed as soon as you can, as this delayed engagement when you shift gears can be inconvenient at worst and dangerous at best. Unusual Noises If your vehicle whines or hums, then you might be having a problem with your automatic transmission. If you hear a clunking sound, then it may indicate a problem with your manual transmission. You should always listen out for new noises each time you take your Chevy out for a spin, as you never know when one of these sounds can crop up and tell you that something's wrong. Burning Odor If you smell something burning, then you should pull over. Your transmission might be overheating, and you'll need to wait for it to cool down before you start driving again and head straight to the dealer. If the transmission itself isn't overheating, then the fluid may be the issue. Old and ineffective fluid can burn up and cause problems. Fluid Leaks Look out for pools of red liquid under the vehicle, as that's a sign you have a leak somewhere in the transmission system. Rapidly falling transmission fluid levels also let you know that there might be a leak. If you see any of the signs listed above, come and get your transmission fixed at Hank Graff Chevrolet. We employ factory-trained Chevy technicians who'll be able to diagnose your transmission problems and fix them with no problem. Image via

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Meet the 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500

Seating up to six passengers and doubling as both an off-road adventurer and a reliable workhorse, the 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500 is a unique heavy-duty pickup that's now available here at your local Chevy dealer. Along with an available four-wheel drive powertrain and outstanding towing strength, this edition offers drivers a stylish cabin that mixes advanced technology with luxury comforts, making both work and play a pleasure. more Engines and Versatility Two impressive engines are offered for the 2023 Silverado 2500, and while both are 6.6-liter V8s, one is a 401-horsepower gas engine and the other is a turbo-diesel variant that produces 440 horses. If you plan to use this truck for work with heavy trailers or need something reliable for recreational outings with a camper, you can easily tow up to 18,510 pounds with this edition. When it's time to explore nature, the available four-wheel drive makes an easy task out of tough terrains where other trucks struggle. This versatility can be enhanced further by all of the many available off-roading features, like the automatic-locking rear differential, which lends the truck more traction for getting out of mud and other difficult driving conditions. Interior and Exterior Inside the truck, luxury can be found throughout, with available 10-way driver and front passenger seats with lumbar support, a heating setting for both rows of seating, and a split-folding bench seat that frees up more space when you need it by folding either partially or fully down. Outside, the truck's bed provides best-in-class cargo space and can be easily accessed with the available power-operated tailgate. Many unique paint colors are available for you to personalize the exterior to your style, like Northsky Blue Metallic, Silver Ice Metallic, Red Hot, and Summit White. Technology and Safety As for technology and safety, you're more than covered with all of the advanced features available, such as the Chevrolet Infotainment 3 System, which can not only keep everyone entertained with its smartphone compatibility but can also help you reach destinations with its navigation function. Connecting trailers is made easier with the 14-angle camera system, and it's simple to keep tabs on important information when the 15-inch Head-Up Display is projecting it in front of you on your windshield. While other cruise controls simply keep a vehicle moving at a pre-selected speed, the Adaptive Cruise Control in this truck can do this while also helping you stay distanced from other vehicles in front of you by slowing down when necessary and resuming your preferred speed when possible. Muscular performance is rarely offered alongside excellent fuel efficiency, and this truck easily does so while also providing a wide array of comfort and convenience features inside and out. To experience the 2023 Silverado 2500 and all of its other impressive features up close, contact us today at Hank Graff Chevrolet. Image via

The Top 3 Free or Cheap Things To Do in Davison, MI

Image via Do you wish you and your significant other could spend more time having fun together? Is the cost of dates keeping you at home? If so, keep reading to discover some of the top free or cheap things to do in Davison, MI. Then, climb in your 2023 Chevy Silverado and check one out. more 1. Hiking Black Creek Nature Trail Hiking Black Creek Nature Trail at Jack Abernathy Regional Park at 402 Dayton St. is one of the best things to do in Davison. This trail is 6.4 miles out and back, and it is considered easy despite its distance because there is a mere 55-foot elevation gain you must contend with. One of the best things about this trail is that it is wheelchair-friendly, so you should have no trouble pushing a stroller down some or all of it. This is also a pet-friendly trail; you are welcome to walk your pup as long as they are on a leash. Additionally, due to the significant tree cover and passing by the lake and creek, you will love this trail as a birder. 2. Enjoying the Davison Area Dog Park If you and your partner have a dog, you have to check out Davison Area Dog Park at 1285 N Gale Rd. This park is divided into four sections. Two sections are to allow for one-on-one training for your pup. Two sections are large swaths of green space for your dogs to romp around with dogs of a similar size. In the section for large dogs, there is agility equipment, which provides a great opportunity for your dog to be mentally and physically stimulated. Additionally, there are trails that you can walk your dogs down. Just make sure you bring water for your dog if they won't drink from the communal water fountain. 3. Playing at Card Table Republic Finally, we recommend playing at Card Table Republic at 8427 Davison Road. Open seven days per week, this board game lounge offers board game play for just $5. You can play a favorite board game from your childhood with your family or friends, or you can learn to play a new game. If you are a fan of Pokémon, you should join the league that meets at 12:30 on Saturdays. You can also rent a board game for only $5 pre-tax per day. With a new Silverado, the Davison area is your oyster with regard to affordable things to do. However, to delay repairs and part replacements, your truck must be serviced regularly by a certified Chevy technician. To schedule a service appointment, contact us now at Hank Graff Chevrolet.

4 Impressive Features of the 2023 Chevy Traverse

Image via The 2023 Chevy Traverse is a great, roomy SUV that handles well, has plenty of safety features, and is packed with modern technology. If you have thought about upgrading your ride, it's time to learn more about this excellent offering from Chevrolet. Plus, you can take one of these great Traverses for a spin at your local Chevy dealer. more 1. Chevy Safety Assist One of the best things about this Chevy model is you get access to Chevy Safety Assist. This package of exceptional safety amenities is some of the most high-tech in the market and will help you and your family get anywhere you want to go safely. The Chevy Safety Assist includes Intellibeam Auto High Beam Assist, Following Distance Indicator, Lane Keep Assist, Forward Collision Alert, Front Pedestrian Braking, and Automatic Emergency Braking. All of these features come standard and work to enhance your ride and make it as safe as can be. 2. State-of-the-Art Technology This model has some of the most state-of-the-art technology around, helping you know where you are at all times and keeping everyone entertained on long rides. Plus, you'll find USB ports all around the vehicle so everyone can stay totally connected. Top technological features include Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, Alexa connectivity, and an infotainment screen that lets you control everything from the driver's seat, plus keeps you on the right road thanks to an intuitive navigation system. 3. Intelligent Design These vehicles were built with intelligent design in mind, including ample space for all of your cargo and seats that you can fold down to create more room or take advantage of the vehicle's roomy third row. There's also even more storage in the front of the vehicle, right behind the Chevy's infotainment area. Comfortably seating up to eight people and offering plenty of room for everything you need to bring, this model strikes the right sweet spot between being a sophisticated ride and being roomy enough for everyone to join along. 4. Handles Like a Dream Overall, this model is just an enjoyable vehicle to drive, with adaptive cruise control and Driver Mode Selector, which allows you to toggle between all-wheel drive and front-wheel drive on more challenging roads. It's also a very powerful vehicle, capable of towing 5,000 pounds with a nine-speed transmission for plenty of pep. There's so much to love about the Traverse, and these are just some of this vehicle's top selling points. These SUVs are exceptionally popular, and it's very easy to understand why. Stop in and see us at Hank Graff Chevrolet and test drive one of these models today.

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