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Better Quality at a Lower Cost: The Chevy CPO Program Explained

For many years, shopping for a vehicle consisted of two options: new or used. While this was a simple way of doing things, it also left little room for variety. In recent years, many manufacturers have launched CPO programs to offer consumers a third option that effectively combines the best qualities of new and used models. Certified Pre-Owned vehicles have all the benefits of purchasing a new SUV, such as warranty coverage and high standards of quality, but cost significantly less than an offering from the current model year. Chevy is no exception and offers its drivers a comprehensive CPO program that rivals the competition.

Because vehicles in the Chevy CPO program are held to the highest standards of quality, not every used SUV can qualify to be part of this elite group. All of our certified SUVs have fewer than 75,000 miles and are no more than six model years old. Of course, limited mileage and wear isn't the only advantage Chevy offers. All potential CPO vehicles are subjected to a 172-point inspection, and a highly trained technician replaces anything not up to standard. Chevy also adopts a policy of complete transparency by providing customers with a free CARFAX report detailing the vehicle's full history.

In order to provide peace of mind with any purchase, Chevy also grants every one of its CPO vehicles manufacturer-backed warranty coverage. This included a bumper-to-bumper warranty covering much of the vehicle for 12 months or 12,000 miles. The powertrain of your purchase is also covered for a period of six years or 100,000 miles and includes a $0 deductible. To top things off, you even receive two complimentary maintenance visits at our certified Chevy service center.

Meet the Fleet: Chevy SUV Options

One of the attributes that have been synonymous with Chevy from the start is its unwavering dedication to its customers. It's the simple philosophy of giving people more of what they need and less of what they don't. Chevy's fleet of SUVs is certainly no exception, as each one possesses its distinct advantages. It's time to meet the fleet.

Chevy Trax

The Chevy Trax might be on the smaller side of the SUV spectrum, but it possesses advantages for the smaller-sized family who calls Albany home. Two decades ago, small SUVs with scaled-down powertrains were unheard of, but now their existence is just as commonplace as four-door sedans. The subcompact Trax combines both adequate cargo space and seating for five. Maneuverability and affordability are its strong points.

Chevy Trailblazer

Here's a situation you might find yourself in. You need a small vehicle that doesn't guzzle fuel, has ample storage space, and isn't so large it becomes cumbersome in the city streets as you go about your daily activities. While its name might conjure up images of pioneers taming the Wild West, the Trailblazer is ideal for blazing the trails in an urban environment. Chevy's step up from the Trax has excellent fuel economy while navigating the city limits, making it the perfect choice for suburban and urban-based consumers. But don’t worry––it’s still tough enough for back roads and New York winters.

Chevy Equinox

If the Trax and Trailblazer are too small for your needs, but you still desire an affordable and maneuverable vehicle, then Chevy's trifecta of smaller SUVs is rounded out by the versatile Chevy Equinox. If one looks at the fleet of Chevy SUVs as a whole, then the Equinox can easily be described as the ideal compromise between the scaled-down models and the larger offerings. Like its smaller-sized counterparts, the compact Equinox is propelled by a four-cylinder engine and achieves more than adequate fuel efficiency. With plenty of available storage space, you'll have no trouble hauling groceries and passengers as you go about your day.

Chevy Blazer

If you ask the average person to name an SUV manufactured by Chevy, there's an excellent chance that the Blazer is one of the first to be mentioned. There's a good reason for that; the Blazer has been a popular SUV for the bow-tie brand since its debut in 1969. As you can expect, that dedication to greatness has persisted. The Blazer of the modern era is stylish and versatile, another example of the ideal compromise between two schools of thought. Much like the Equinox, the Blazer offers plenty of room for cargo. However, it also provides powerful engines for quick acceleration and light towing tasks.

Chevy Traverse

For those of you who have large families, you might be worried that your next vehicle will relegate you to the world of the minivan. Fear not; a solution can be found in the three-row Chevy Traverse. While smaller SUVs have continued to rise in popularity, the necessity for large SUVs will always be with us, and the Traverse is just such a vehicle. With seating for up to eight passengers and some impressive storage capacity, the Traverse is the perfect vehicle for the rite of passage known as the family road trip.

Chevy Tahoe and Suburban

The phrase "go big or go home" has never been more appropriate. The Tahoe and Suburban are the largest offerings to be found in the Chevy SUV fleet. We've included them together because the two vehicles are very similar. The only real difference is that the Suburban is noticeably larger, offering more legroom and cargo space. There are a variety of powertrains and options available for both models, with seating for up to nine passengers available. If you need to maximize passenger and storage space, you're in luck: these full-size SUVs are legendary for their size.

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