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Does Your Chevy Have a Faulty Ignition Coil?

It's really quite amazing how an ignition coil can continually transform the alternator's meager 13 or 14 volts into a staggering 25,000 to 40,000 volts for the spark plugs. This high voltage is required to ignite each combustion chamber's fuel-air mixture several times a second. So if one of your ignition coils falters, your engine will struggle too. Here are six signs you have a faulty ignition coil and should visit your local Chevy dealer to repair or replace it. Does Your Chevy Have a Faulty Ignition Coil? You're Idling Roughly When an ignition coil stops providing the spark plug with sufficient voltage, that spark plug will begin misfiring. This causes the engine to cough and shake, especially when you slow down at traffic lights or while parking. If your engine starts to struggle while idling, consider having both your spark plugs and ignition coils checked by a technician. You're Losing Acceleration power The steady electrical flow provided by your ignition coils allows your engine to power happily along. So when one or more coils stop doing their job, you'll notice a sudden reduction in acceleration power. The normally responsive gas pedal of your car will be packing a little less punch than usual. Your Exhaust Is Backfiring Misfiring inside the combustion chambers can lead to a variety of other problems. As the bad ignition coil fails to provide the proper sparking voltage, an excess of unburned fuel builds up inside the chamber. This excess fuel might begin igniting in a delayed manner, just as the cylinder is opening. This off-beat explosion will be heard as a loud bang. The unburned fuel can also begin to escape through the exhaust system, where it might ignite inside the catalytic converter, causing an even louder backfire and costly damage to your car. You Notice Smoke Behind You As the excess of unburned fuel escapes through the exhaust system, it often emerges in the form of black smoke. So if you ever notice thick smoke coming from your car's tailpipe, pull over and check your spark plugs and ignition coils. Your Check Engine Light Warns You When ignition coils fail, the sensors inside your engine will usually quickly pick up the ensuing engine problems. And you'll soon see the check engine light come to life on your instrument panel. Your Chevy Dealer Finds a Fault Regular checkups at your local dealership are a crucial part of good car maintenance. While servicing your vehicle, the technicians will often find problems that you might not yet have noticed. So if your technician shows you how one of your ignition coils is on its last legs, request to have it cleaned or replaced before it causes any of the problems outlined above. Visit Crain Chevrolet to have experienced professionals examine your engine's ignition coils today. We provide personalized customer service and top-notch vehicles to the region's Chevy drivers.

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Your Guide to the 2023 Chevy Trailblazer

As a smaller SUV, the 2023 Chevy Trailblazer has the advantage of offering exceptional fuel efficiency without compromising performance. In addition to offering available all-wheel drive, this two-row crossover is also surprisingly spacious inside, with room for up to five passengers and best-in-class rear seat legroom. If you're just now hearing about this latest edition, here's a guide to cover its key features and all the reasons why you shouldn't wait to take it for a test drive. Your Guide to the 2023 Chevy Trailblazer Performance Two peppy engines are available for this edition of the Trailblazer, both of which are turbocharged Ecotec I-4 engines. The first is a 1.2-liter that produces 137 horsepower, while the other is a 155-horsepower 1.3-liter. With Auto Start/Stop technology and an estimated 33 mpg on highways, this SUV's perfect for those looking for excellent fuel economy. The available all-wheel-drive system allows you to leave the pavement with ease, as it automatically adjusts traction based on your surroundings, and you can quickly switch between AWD, Sport, or Normal mode with the three-mode driving system, which offers a Snow mode instead of AWD in front-wheel-drive models. Interior Although it's sporty outside, the Trailblazer's interior is surprisingly comfortable and luxurious, with available features like a 10-way power-adjustable driver's seat with lumbar support, leatherette seats that come in Jet Black with Arizona accents, and automatic climate control. When you have more cargo than passengers, the rear 40/60 split-folding seat can easily accommodate this, and even more space can be made with the convenient flat-folding front passenger seat, a unique find in any vehicle. Technology In addition to the impressive Chevrolet Infotainment 3 system, which provides Apple CarPlay and Android Auto Compatibility, as well as multiple entertainment options on an available eight-inch diagonal touchscreen, this Trailblazer also offers a 15-inch diagonal Head-Up Display, which reduces distractions by putting helpful driving information in front of you along the lower area of the vehicle's windshield. If you opt for the Adaptive Cruise Control, you'll love how the vehicle automatically stays at a pre-designated speed while adjusting this to maintain its distance from vehicles in front of you. Safety As a sure sign that Chevy takes safety seriously, there are also many advanced monitoring systems in the SUV, including Forward Collision Alert and Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone alert. The first system warns you when it detects other vehicles in your path that you may be at risk of colliding with, while the other displays a warning alert in your side mirror if another vehicle has either entered or is approaching one of your blind spots. When backing out of tight parking spaces, the HD Rear Vision Camera can help you see what's behind the vehicle in full color, and to help you keep a safe distance from other vehicles, the Following Distance Indicator can tell you just how far away you are. Luxurious, versatile, and ready to spice up your everyday drives and road trips with its cutting-edge technology, the 2023 Trailblazer offers it all. Come start your adventures with this fun-loving SUV by scheduling your test drive with us at Crain Chevrolet today.

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3 Engine Problems You Should Always Fix at Your Chevy Dealer

Your engine is very complex and depends on hundreds of different parts working in unison to generate the power that allows your car to move. If any part of your engine is damaged, your Chevy dealer can repair it for you. These are a few of the engine problems we can repair. 3 Engine Problems You Should Always Fix at Your Chevy Dealer Worn Engine Mounts Your engine is attached to the car body by two engine mounts. These mounts are designed to absorb both the vibrations produced by the engine and the vibrations from your car's movement. The mounts are made from rubber, and they're filled with a glycol/water mixture to absorb and dissipate vibrations. In time, these mounts can become worn or damaged. Damaged mounts can leak, and if this happens, liquid will leak out. The loss of liquid reduces the amount of cushioning effect, and you'll feel thumps or vibrations when you drive. The engine won't break loose, but the vibrations are unpleasant and can lead to engine damage if the problem isn't fixed. We'll examine your mounts and replace them if they're damaged. Dirty Intake Manifold The intake manifold is part of your engine where fuel and air mix. These two elements must mix in a precise ratio before they are drawn into the cylinders. The fuel-air mix will enter the cylinders where it's compressed and then ignited at a precise moment to produce combustion. Your engine requires more air than fuel for combustion, so the mixture must be 14:1 air to fuel. Fuel contains carbon, and tiny carbon deposits can be left behind each time fuel enters the manifold. If these carbon deposits build up sufficiently, they can affect the fuel-air mixture by reducing the amount of air. A high percentage of fuel in the mixture will turn your engine fuel-rich, and this can lead to starting problems, misfiring, and other issues. We can clean a dirty manifold to fix this problem. Damaged Ignition Coils Every driver knows that the spark plugs produce the spark that ignites the fuel-air mixture. Igniting the mixture requires a powerful electrical charge, and a spark plug produces 12 volts. Each spark plug has an ignition coil connected to it that produces 50,000 volts which is more than sufficient to initiate combustion. The coils can wear out due to age, and they can be damaged by other problems in the engine. A weak alternator, worn spark plugs, and other issues can result in one or more coils failing. A damaged coil will prevent its attached spark plug from correctly igniting a cylinder's contents, and that cylinder will misfire. We'll test your ignition coils and replace any damaged ones. If your engine exhibits any signs of trouble, call our service department at Crain Chevrolet.

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Does Your Chevy Need a New Catalytic Converter?

A healthy catalytic converter is important for your car. It allows your engine to operate efficiently while preventing toxic chemicals from being released into the atmosphere from combustion. Over time, the converter can become damaged or fail, and you'll need to visit your Chevy dealer. These are some of the signs that your converter is failing. Signs You Need a New Catalytic Converter From Your Chevy Dealer Check Engine Light Illuminates An illuminated check engine light is always a sign of trouble. The light connects to your car's computer, and it's activated if one of your engine sensors detects a problem with a component. If your converter develops a problem, a sensor will inform our computer of the problem, and the light will illuminate. Your computer logs this problem with an error code to speed up diagnosis. If your converter is blocked or failing, this will create problems. A blocked converter forces combustion gases back into the engine instead of into the exhaust system. These gases increase the pressure in the engine and can cause it to shut down. A failed converter will trigger the light by allowing toxic gases to escape the exhaust. We'll connect your car to our diagnosis system to identify the problem and then we'll repair it. Rotten Egg Smell Hydrogen sulfide is a corrosive and toxic chemical that's created during combustion. It has a strong stench of rotten eggs. When your converter is working correctly, hydrogen sulfide is converted into harmless sulfur dioxide. If you smell rotten eggs when you're driving, the only possible causes are a failing car battery or a damaged converter. A damaged converter will cause the exhaust to emit black exhaust smoke. This smoke is filled with harmful chemicals and will cause your car to fail an emissions test. There are several reasons for a damaged converter, including a high fuel-air mixture in the engine, failed oxygen sensors, or simply due to age. We'll examine your converter and install a new one to fix the problem. Rattling From the Converter Converting harmful gases requires a large surface area. The converter isn't a large component, but it has a honeycomb interior that maximizes its space. A honeycomb is strong, but it can become damaged due to age. The constant high pressure and temperature in the converter can take their toll on this structure, and it can develop cracks. The pressure and heat will cause cracks to expand, and pieces of the honeycomb can break off. These pieces will rattle around inside the converter as your car moves. This situation will get worse as the missing sections weaken the remainder of the structure. We can't repair a damaged honeycomb, but we can replace the converter to fix this problem. If your converter seems to be failing, call us at Crain Chevrolet.

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Trim Levels of the 2023 Chevy Tahoe

When you're shopping for an SUV, the 2023 Chevy Tahoe is one of the best options available to you. This outstanding SUV comes in several different trim levels to let drivers find the package that best suits them. We'll take a look at each of these trim levels in our guide below. Trim Levels of the 2023 Chevy Tahoe Tahoe LS The 10-speed automatic transmission and premium smooth ride suspension built into the Tahoe LS will give you the satisfying driving experience you've been looking for. This base trim level also features all-season tires that will give you plenty of traction to stay in control in difficult conditions. The chrome roof rack luggage carrier gives you added versatility when you're packing up for your next trip. Tahoe LT A number of features help to boost the convenience and quality of your ride when you upgrade to the Tahoe LT. The wireless charging capability allows you to keep your device running at full capacity without cluttering the cabin with cumbersome cords. The Bose nine-speaker audio system will keep you thoroughly entertained on your way from point A to point B. Tahoe RST Everyone is sure to take notice of your arrival when you show up in the Tahoe RST, showing off the monochromatic black grille with Black Ice accents. The exclusive jet-black interior of this vehicle will also have you stopping to admire it, too. Victory Red stitching adds a stark contrast to the dark seats, surrounding you with an air of sophistication every time you come aboard. Tahoe Z71 20-inch wheels with all-terrain tires will help you overcome any challenge that lies in your path in the Tahoe Z71, handling off-road terrain and inclement weather with equal confidence. The black tubular assist steps aid you and your passengers in climbing aboard or disembarking, keeping everything moving smoothly. Tahoe Premier Safety is a top priority for any driver, and the Tahoe Premier provides for your safety to an extent few other vehicles can match. The lane change alert feature with side blind zone alert is an excellent example of this. This system helps you change lanes or merge onto the highway with total assurance, knowing that you'll be alerted to any drivers you might not be able to see. Tahoe High Country Bringing together tremendous power with cost-saving fuel economy, the 6.2-liter EcoTec3 V8 engine with dynamic fuel management represents a new standard in SUV performance. The magnetic ride control system with available four-corner air ride adaptive suspension further bolsters this impressive capability, giving you a smooth ride and handling that can turn on a dime. You can't go wrong with any of these great options for the Tahoe. Our team will help you find the one that gives you everything you need as a driver. Come to Crain Chevrolet and let our team assist you in your search!

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The Crain Automotive Team Partners with The American Red Cross to Provide Relief for those Impacted by the Arkansas Storms & Tornadoes

Crain Automotive, RV, Powersports, and Collision Centers would like to extend our thoughts and prayers to all of those impacted by the devastating storms. For years, Arkansans have been here for us, now we would like to be there for you. We have partnered with the American Red Cross to assist in the recovery of our local communities. The Crain Team is dedicated to helping those in our community and across the state. We are Arkansas Driven and community focused. more For those who can donate, you can do so by visiting one of our dealerships and someone from our team of professionals will be able to assist you in helping the people of our community who were impacted by the storms and tornadoes. If you are unable to visit one of our dealerships, don’t worry, you can also go to www.crainteamcares.com to donate. Crain Automotive Team will donate $100 for each car sold from April 3, 2023, to June 3, 2023. This purchase is not tax deductible. 100% of Customer Donations Crain Automotive Team collects from April 3, 2023, through June 3, 2023, at its retail stores will go to support the American Red Cross response to the Arkansas Tornadoes & Storms in the Spring of 2023. The Crain Automotive team and its customers are helping people affected by tornadoes and storms in Arkansas. This gift enables the Red Cross to prepare for, respond to, and help people recover from this disaster. The American Red Cross name and logo are used with its permission, which in no way constitutes an endorsement, express or implied, of any product, service, company, opinion, or political position. The American Red Cross name and logo are registered trademarks owned by the American National Red Cross. For more information, please visit redcross.org.

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Does Your Chevy Need New Tires?

When it comes to road safety, your tires are literally where the rubber meets the road. Thousands of car accidents are caused each year by tire failure. But with proper tire care and prompt replacement of worn-out or damaged tires, you're unlikely to ever experience a skid or blowout. If you ever notice the following six issues, visit your local Chevy dealer for new tires right away. Does Your Chevy Need New Tires? Shallow Tread Depth The lifespan of tires usually ranges from four to six years. Even with perfect upkeep, tire tread depth eventually diminishes until it's no longer safe for driving. As in most states, Arizona has a minimum legal tread depth of 2/32 of an inch. Periodically measure the tread depth on your tires, and when it approaches this figure, it's best to have your tires replaced. Blistering Tire Rubber A tire with visible blisters in the rubber isn't safe to drive upon and should also be replaced. Blisters often indicate internal damage: perhaps even an internal puncture. When the inner tubing of a tire becomes punctured by a severe impact with a pothole or curb, the air can start to leak out. It then becomes trapped under the upper rubber layers, causing the blistering. Deep Cuts or Cracks Rather like human wrinkles, tiny cuts, and cracks are a harmless sign of age in most tires. But when a cut or crack is deep and long, extending to the edge of the rubber, the structural integrity of that tire might be compromised. Piercing Objects Tires sometimes pick up sharp stones, nails, screws, or pieces of broken glass from the road. If you find an object like this piercing your tire rubber, pull it out to see if it is concealing a puncture. Persistent Air Loss Sometimes punctures can be very small and subtle. You might only notice a steady inexplicable loss of air from one particular tire. Any such persistent air loss should be treated with suspicion. If you even suspect a puncture, it's safest to change the tire before you have a blowout. Reduced Handling As a Chevy driver, you know how smooth your handling ordinarily is. If your handling starts to worsen, your tires might be wearing down unevenly, or one of them could be damaged. Examine all four tires with care, and it might be best to have a technician take a look. Have Your Tires Checked at Your Local Chevy Dealer It's generally recommended to have your tires rotated every six months. This also gives the technician a chance to inspect your tires for any signs of harm and provide you with a rough prediction of how much longer they'll last. In addition to this, it's good maintenance practice to check your own tire pressure and condition at least once a month. Have your tires examined, rotated, or replaced today at Crain Chevrolet. We've been proudly assisting

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Meet the 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500

The 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500 is a full-size pickup that performs as well on highways as it does on off-road trails. This is achieved with multiple engine options, available four-wheel drive, and a wide array of advanced driver-assist features. When you combine all this with a comfortable cabin that accommodates up to six passengers, it's easy to see why this pickup is quickly becoming a fan favorite among drivers. Meet the 2023 Chevy Silverado 1500 Engines and Versatility This edition's four engines offer plenty of different strengths, with horsepower ranging from 305 with the 3.0-liter turbo-diesel engine to an impressive 420 horses with the largest engine, a 6.2-liter V8. Every engine comes with Auto Start/Stop technology, which can save you fuel when waiting in traffic, and two quiet-shifting automatic transmissions are available, an eight-speed and a 10-speed, depending on which engine you go with. In addition to an optional four-wheel-drive system, the Silverado 1500's off-road abilities are enhanced by the available Off-Road Suspension Package and underbody skid plates, leaving few places where this truck can't go. Its towing capabilities and payload strength are also impressive, as it can haul a trailer weighing up to 13,300 pounds or carry up to 2,260 pounds of cargo in the bed. Interior and Exterior Inside the truck, the cabin offers plenty of ways to get comfortable on long road trips, including heated seats in the front and rear of the vehicle, dual-zone climate control for times when you and your passengers can't agree on a specific temperature, and a 40/20/40 split-bench seat that hides an under-seat storage area. Outside the vehicle, the innovative Multi-Flex Tailgate can be used for six different purposes, including as a step for climbing in the truck or as a durable work surface. The available heated power mirrors will certainly be appreciated in colder temperatures, and to keep cargo secure, there's a hard-folding tonneau cover available as well. Technology and Safety The Chevrolet Infotainment 3 System combines smartphone connectivity, entertainment, and navigation assistance in a single feature that offers both voice command technology and an optional 13.4-inch diagonal touchscreen display. The Head-Up Display, with its 15-inch diagonal screen, helps to prevent distractions by putting key information on the windshield in front of you. Of the many innovative safety features found in this truck, a few standouts include Forward Collision Alert and the Following Distance Indicator. The first system can both detect and warn you whenever vehicles or objects are in your path, while the other can tell you just how close you are to vehicles in front of you on highways. The 2023 Silverado 1500's comfortable cabin, praiseworthy performance, and first-class tech features help to distinguish it from other full-size pickups. To see this unique Chevy truck up close, reach out to us today at Crain Chevrolet.

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Meet the 2023 Chevy Traverse

While certain vehicle market categories are teeming with options, such as the mid-size luxury sedan class, others are lacking in unique choices. One such category is family-size SUVs, and those with bigger families who enjoy vacations are beginning to feel left out. The Chevy Traverse has arrived just in time to offer families a refreshing option with a high-quality drive, comfort that lasts for long trips, the latest safety technology, and a price tag that's just right. Basics About the Chevy Traverse Engine and Specs The base model Traverse gets its power from a 3.6-liter V6 engine with automatic Stop/Start and a nine-speed automatic transmission. The Driver Mode Selector comes standard and allows you to control how your Traverse responds to the current driving conditions. You can toggle between modes such as four-wheel drive, trailering, and inclement weather. New/Unique 2023 Traverse Features Chevy Safety Assist Forward Collision Alert This included safety system has automatic emergency braking. It will watch the space in front of your vehicle via radar technology, and it's capable of giving you ample warning to avoid a collision if it senses one. It will provide audio and visual tailgating alerts when you're too close to the vehicle ahead. It's also able to provide additional braking power to your pedal presses. Front Pedestrian Braking Just like the Forward Collision Alert, this makes use of your Traverse's integrated front-end camera to detect potential collision objects ahead of you. This could include cyclists as well as pedestrians, and it will alert you visually and audibly if you aren't slowing down when it senses the person. This feature can also apply the brakes for you if necessary. IntelliBeam Automatic High Beams This system watches the front of your vehicle and can turn off the high beams on your behalf if it senses an oncoming vehicle. Following Distance Indicator and Lane Keep Assist The Following Distance Indicator uses a camera on your windshield to measure the gap between you and the car ahead. It can help you maintain a safe distance by warning you if you get too close. Lane Keep Assist can sense if you're about to drift into a neighboring lane. It will gently nudge the steering wheel back to the center of your lane as a reminder. Contact us today at Crain Chevrolet to schedule your Traverse test drive. We pride ourselves on being the most trusted dealership in Little Rock. We can guarantee you a personalized car-buying process that meets your individual needs.

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3 Impressive Features of the 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500

The Chevy Silverado is back and better than ever with its 2023 model! Drivers everywhere have been waiting for the latest iteration of this reliable, powerful, and iconic pickup truck. The 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500 has all the features that drivers have come to know and love, as well as a few modern updates to make it even more enjoyable to drive. From added convenience features to improved performance capabilities, this new Silverado has something for everyone. 3 Impressive Features of the 2023 Chevy Silverado 2500 Unbeatable Chevy Power The latest model in the Chevrolet lineup offers unmatched power and capability with a mindblowing 36,000 lbs max towing capacity and 7,442 lbs max payload, making it perfect for hauling the heaviest loads. The new Silverado is powered by a 6.6L V8 engine that delivers 401 horsepower and 464 lb-ft of torque for impressive towing performance. It also features an all-new available 10-speed transmission that provides smooth shifting and improved fuel efficiency. And with available packages like the Duramax 3.0L Turbo Diesel engine upgrade or the Max Trailering package, you can customize your ride to better handle whatever job you throw its way! Plush and Luxurious Interior The 2023 Silverado 2500 is a powerful and versatile heavy-duty pickup truck, offering plenty of interior space and cabin amenities crafted from high-quality materials. Drivers will enjoy a luxurious 10-way power driver front seat with built-in lumbar support for added comfort. Passengers will also be delighted by the spacious 60/40 split-folding rear bench seat, providing plenty of legroom and storage. The interior of the Silverado 2500 is packed with innovative features to make every ride comfortable. Generous storage options are available, including two large center consoles designed to fit your needs, complete with multiple USB ports for easy device charging on the go. Bold Exterior Design The All-new Silverado 2500 is a bold, powerful truck with an element of style and grace. Its exterior design features a massive front grille, LED lights, and big 18" wheels. Drivers also have the option to upgrade to 20" wheels for an even more commanding presence. The Silverado 2500 offers various cab sizes that are perfect for any type of job or family-hauling needs. It also comes equipped with a power lift tailgate, making it easy to load up supplies. For added convenience, available work steps make it easy to access the bed of the truck without having to use a ladder or other step device. The Silverado 2500 is designed to be as practical as it is stylish and comfortable – no matter how tough your tasks may be. Stop by Crain Chevrolet and drive off in a new Silverado 2500 today!

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A First Look at the 2023 Chevy Camaro

All but one of the eight 2023 Chevy Camaro trims are available in both coupe and convertible styles. Every model embodies the iconic power and beauty of this highly desirable brand. Read on to get a close-up view of the latest remarkable Camaro line-up! Standard Exterior Features The entry-level 1LS trim, in coupe only, comes with 18-inch aluminum wheels, power-adjustable body-color outside mirrors, keyless entry and start, and a theft deterrent system. The 1LT, 2LT, and 3LT coupes and convertibles upgrade the LS' 6-speed manual transmission to the 10-speed automatic type, as do the ISS, 2SS, LT1, and ZL1 models. You get standard 20-inch aluminum wheels with the ISS, 2SS, LT1, and ZL1 trims. All Chevy 2023 Camaro trims are 2-door, 4-seat designs, and all are available in a choice of nine exterior paint colors. These hues include different shades and intensities of grays, reds, and blues, plus white and black, to allow your preference and personality to shine through. Engine Highlights The 1LS, 1LT, 2LT, and 3LT, Camaros have a 2-liter, 4-cylinder, 275-horsepower engine, while the ISS, 2SS, and LT1 feature a 6.2-liter, 8-cylinder, 455-horsepower version. The ZL1 ups the horsepower to 650 in its 6.2-liter, 8-cylinder engine. Fuel economy for combined city and highway driving varies from 25 miles per gallon (MPG) for the 1LS, 1LT, 2LT, and 3LT,  to 20 mpg for the 1SS, 2SS, and LT1. The estimated mpg for the powerful ZL1 Camaro is 16. Standard Interior Features All 2023 Camaro trims except two offer a choice of either Ebony or Medium Ash Gray interiors. The 2LT adds Ceramic White and Adrenaline Red, while the ZL1 interior comes in Jet Black only. Front bucket seats, an electric rear-window defogger, a lockable glove box, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob are standard Camaro features. Standard safety details include Tire Fill Alert, child seat LATCH fasteners, and the Teen Driver system. 2023 Chevy Camaro Options Heated and ventilated driver and front passenger seats are an available add-on for the 2LT and 3LT models. You can opt for a heated steering wheel in the 3LT, 2SS, and ZL1 trims. If you're looking for safety suite add-ons, the 3LT trim level allows you to opt for lane change and side blind zone alerts as well as rear cross-traffic warnings. Optional dark-tint tail lights and a rear spoiler are cool choices for the 1SS, 2SS, and ZL1 Camaros. For some super unique flair, consider adding the 24-color spectrum interior lighting to your ZL1. For infotainment upgrades, the 3LT, 2SS, and ZL1 trims let you replace the standard 6-speaker sound with a premium Bose 9-speaker audio system. Now that you've met the impressive 2023 Camaro, contact Crain Chevrolet. We're a family-owned dealership serving Little Rock, AR, and surrounding areas. We can answer your questions and help you find the ideal high-quality new or used Chevy to meet your needs.

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Your Guide to the 2023 Chevy Equinox

The 2023 Chevy Equinox is the perfect combination of sophistication, style, and convenience. It is one of the most advanced vehicles on the market, offering a variety of features that will provide drivers with an enjoyable and safe driving experience. With its sleek exterior design and powerful engine, this SUV is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. Inside, the cabin is designed for maximum comfort, with all of your favorite luxury amenities at your fingertips. Your Guide to the 2023 Chevy Equinox Roomy Interior The 2023 Equinox is raising the bar for automotive interior design. With folding 60/40 split-bench seats and a maximum cargo volume of 63.9 cu. ft., you won't have to worry about cramped road trips. The Equinox has room for up to five people comfortably, allowing for an enjoyable ride every time. With its hidden storage underneath the rear cargo floor, it's perfect for stowing away items that you need out of sight. Not only is the Equinox spacious, but it also offers plenty of convenience features, such as an available power driver seat with lumbar control and a functional steering wheel with several built-in controls. Safety and Driver Assistance Features The 2023 Equinox is packed with a range of sophisticated safety features, providing maximum confidence to drivers and passengers. This includes available park assist systems for the front and rear, adaptive cruise control, and an Intellibeam headlight system that adjusts brightness to match driving conditions. Simply put, the Equinox delivers peace of mind on every journey. Additionally, the Equinox also offers forward collision alert, lane keep assist, and a following distance indicator. The front pedestrian braking works by using a camera that detects objects ahead of the vehicle, such as pedestrians, cyclists, or animals walking across its path. If an impact is likely, it activates audible and visual warnings before automatically applying the brakes if the driver takes no corrective action. Top-Notch Infotainment System The all-new Equinox is the perfect car for tech-savvy drivers. With its infotainment system, you can stay connected to your favorite apps and services no matter where your travels take you. All models come with compatible Bluetooth and smartphone integration. USB ports for connecting devices are also included, and the Equinox comes equipped with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration. Adding to the impressive list of tech features is the available Alexa built-in option. This enables you to access Amazon's digital assistant at any time. You can get directions, make hands-free calls, or even control home devices like lights or thermostats from within your vehicle. And if that wasn't enough, there's also available Wi-Fi hotspot connectivity so passengers in the car can stay entertained no matter how long your journey is. The 2023 Equinox combines safety, convenience, and style into one incredible package. Visit Crain Chevrolet today and experience it firsthand!

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