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A Chevrolet truck is built with a certain kind of honesty. Steel, torque, and the quiet expectation it will start every morning, pull what it’s told, and not complain about the weather in Dickinson. But here’s the truth. That kind of reliability isn’t permanent. It’s maintained. The Difference Between Running and Running Right There’s a gap between a truck that runs and one that feels right. Fresh oil, properly balanced tires, brakes that respond without hesitation. These are small things on paper, yet they define the experience. Ignore them and the truck slowly loses its composure. Keep up with them and it stays tight, predictable, and ready. Especially in something like a Chevrolet Silverado 1500, where capability is part of the promise, not an occasional feature. Wear Happens Quietly Until It Doesn’t Trucks don’t usually fail all at once. They fade. A belt begins to age. Fluid loses its clarity. Components that once worked in perfect rhythm start to drift out of sync. None of it dramatic, until one day it is. Routine maintenance is less about fixing problems and more about preventing that moment from arriving at all. Longevity Isn’t Luck, It’s Attention A well-kept truck ages differently. It holds its structure, its performance, even its value. Not because it was built better than the next one, but because someone paid attention. Regular service turns years into mileage that still feels usable, still feels composed. That matters when the time comes to move on, or simply when you expect the truck to keep going without question. North Dakota Doesn’t Forgive Neglect Dickinson is not a gentle environment for machinery. Cold starts, temperature swings, long stretches of road. Conditions like these reveal weaknesses quickly. Maintenance, done properly and on time, removes those weaknesses before they have a chance to show themselves. It’s not optional here. It’s part of ownership. Expertise Still Counts There is value in having the right eyes on the truck. At Sax Motor Co., technicians understand these vehicles in a way that goes beyond routine service. The right parts, the correct procedures, and an awareness of what tends to wear first in this environment. It’s the difference between servicing a truck and truly maintaining it. Keep It Ready, Not Just Running A Chevrolet truck is at its best when it feels prepared. Not just operational, but ready. That readiness comes from consistency. From small, regular attention that prevents large, inconvenient problems. Stay ahead of it, and the truck will return the favor every time you turn the key.

Poorly maintained cars don't fail overnight; their parts wear down silently and perform slightly worse each month before eventually malfunctioning, one by one. You can reverse this downward trend of decline with a solid Chevy maintenance schedule, as outlined below. Check Each Vehicle Fluid Once a month, for each important car fluid, either check the reservoir or use the dipstick to see its level and condition. This should include the motor oil, coolant, brake fluid, transmission fluid, differential fluid, power steering fluid, transfer case fluid, and windshield wiper fluid. If any fluids are low or contaminated, top them up or flush them and look for leaks. Check Your Headlights Also monthly, park your car facing a wall or garage door after dark and turn on the headlights to make sure they are still bright and even. Turn on all exterior lights and walk slowly around your car to check each bulb and lens for signs of fading or wear. Check Your Tire Pressure Tire air pressure needs to be checked at least monthly. You'll need a tire pressure gauge and an air inflator, pump, or compressor. Make sure each tire remains at exactly the PSI that your owner's manual recommends. Inspect Your Brakes Twice a year, your brakes need to be inspected by a professional, ideally one of our Chevy-trained technicians. Your car will be raised so all brake components can be removed and examined individually. Your brake fluid and lines will also be examined and flushed if necessary. Change Your Motor Oil Your engine requires fresh oil for reliable lubrication. You'll probably need to change your oil twice a year, and more frequently if you put excess strain on your engine. Our technicians will work out a suitable oil servicing schedule and use the best oil type for your Chevrolet model. Get Your Tires Serviced Also every six months, your tires must be rotated, which prevents uneven wear and premature failure. You may also need to have your tires realigned and balanced twice a year. Change Your Air Filters A car's air filters typically need to be changed annually. This keeps the airflow into your engine and cabin clean and strong. Test Your Car Battery Your battery should be tested once a year and before long trips. This is especially important during our North Dakota winters, when the cold can rapidly wear a car battery down. Also, have your car's alternator and electrical wiring examined. Book Yearly Inspections Many vehicle components require a yearly inspection. This includes the engine and suspension, which both need to be tuned up as well. All belts and hoses should be checked for cracks and leaks. The cooling system will also need an inspection that includes pressure testing. Stay on top of your Chevy maintenance with the help of courteous, experienced professionals. Bring your car to Sax Motor Co. in Dickinson, ND. We're a one-stop shop for all things Chevrolet.

Chevy vehicles have amenities and features that will make life on the road more comfortable and convenient. However, if you want to personalize your Chevy, you can custom order genuine Chevy accessories designed for your exact model to ensure they're the perfect fit and of the highest quality. Interior Accessories Chevy makes interior accessories that can help keep your car clean and protected. You'll have your choice of all-weather floor liners and mats to prevent dirt, dust, and moisture from affecting your vehicle's materials. You can also invest in door sill plates to customize your Chevy and protect it from the effects of chemicals, UV rays, and moisture. Other interior accessories that can enhance your vehicle include interior handles, headrests with your Chevy model's logo or the Chevy logo, armrest covers, pedal covers, bucket seat covers, cargo liners and mats, and more. Exterior Accessories Chevy also makes exterior accessories that are custom-fit for your vehicle. You can buy accent lighting to make your vehicle stand out in the dark, exterior emblems to give it a unique look, front grilles to give it standout style, fog lamps, fender flares, deflectors, and functional accessories like assist steps. Wheels You can also invest in new wheels in different sizes with unique styles that will set your vehicle apart from other similar models. Depending on your vehicle, you'll have the option of wheels in different finishes, like aluminum multi-spoke wheels or split-spoke gloss black wheels with a machined face. When you custom-order wheels, you can provide your model information to the parts specialist, and they will give you all the options to choose from so you can pick your favorite one. Cargo Management Chevy also makes practical accessories that will make life on the road more organized and convenient. Interior cargo management accessories will keep your cargo secure and safe on long and short drives. You'll be able to choose from cargo nets, storage bags, cargo organizers, cargo protection, security shades, shelving, and storage options. You can also shop for custom coolers and containers made of the highest quality. With the right cargo accessories made for your Chevy model, you won't have to worry about cargo rolling around when driving or getting damaged because it's not secure. Ready to invest in Chevy accessories that will personalize your vehicle? Our knowledgeable parts specialists can answer all your questions and help you order the right accessories for your model. Contact Sax Motor Co. in Dickinson, ND, for more information about our parts specials.

Most of the systems in your Chevy depend on a continuous supply of electricity. The alternator in your engine is responsible for generating power and recharging your battery. An alternator, like any mechanical system, can wear out or get damaged due to other component problems. If this happens, your Chevy dealer can provide an alternator repair. We'd like to tell you about some signs that your alternator could be failing. Dead Battery The battery is responsible for providing the power that starts your engine. Supplying this power uses a large portion of your battery's reserves. Under normal conditions, your alternator will begin recharging the battery as soon as your engine starts. If your alternator is wearing out, it supplies less power. The reduced power supply will become obvious if your car experiences electrical glitches. Strange electrical behavior is a sign the alternator can't supply enough power. The lack of power will affect the battery, as the alternator can't supply enough power to recharge the battery. Each time you start your car, the battery will become weaker and eventually fail. Our technicians will test your alternator and the battery to find the cause of the problem. Flickering Headlights Flickering lights are one of the first signs that the headlight bulbs are failing. If you recently installed bulbs, this problem could be due to a weak alternator. As we've seen, a weak alternator produces less power. The lack of power means some systems will receive just enough electricity to function and will cause the lights to flicker. Headlight bulbs require a sufficient and stable supply of electricity to work effectively. They are sensitive to any fluctuations in the electrical system. If the light bulbs only receive enough power to light up, they are more likely to fail faster than they should. We'll examine the electrical system to find the problem. If we install a new alternator, we'll also test the bulbs to ensure they're in good shape. Screeching Noises Screeching noises from the engine can be caused by a worn or damaged alternator belt. This belt is responsible for powering eh alternator. The belt connects to the crankshaft and the belt runs across a series of pulleys as the crankshaft turns. The belt's movement causes the pulleys to spin and powers components attached to them, like the alternator, AC compressor, and others. A worn belt can jam as it passes over a worn or rusted pulley. It can also move slightly off-center, and this creates a screeching sound. We can replace a damaged belt very quickly. A failing alternator can result in serious electrical problems. Call us right away at Sax Motor Co.

A Chevy engine is a hot environment. Combustion and the constant high-speed movement of hundreds of different parts combine to increase the temperature. To prevent your engine from overheating, you have a very efficient cooling system. Engine heat is transported to the radiator and exchanged for cool air. The radiator, however, can be damaged. These are some signs that you may need a radiator repair at your Chevy dealer. Coolant Leak Liquid coolant is pumped through the engine and absorbs the heat. Once the coolant reaches the radiator, the heat is exchanged for cool outside air, and the coolant is recirculated. This process occurs at high speed and continues if your engine temperature remains above a preset level. A coolant leak is dangerous for your engine, as it can lead to your engine overheating. Coolant is pink, blue, green, or yellow, which allows it to stand out from other fluids in your Chevy. If you find a puddle of liquid in any of these colors underneath your car you have a coolant leak. Coolant can leak from a broken radiator, a crack in the coolant reservoir, or several other places. Our technicians will trace the source of the leak and fix it ASAP. Worn Radiator Hose Your radiator is joined to the rest of the cooling system by two thick rubber hoses. These hoses are very tough and made from reinforced rubber. They have to be strong, as they need to constantly carry liquid at high speed that can be as hot as 200 F. In time, these hoses can suffer damage from these conditions, which can cause a coolant leak. The rubber hoses may become less supple and flexible, and cracks can develop. These cracks will widen in the heat, and a hose can spring a leak. If this happens, pressurized coolant will spray across the radiator and other parts of the engine bay. Since coolant is comprised of water and antifreeze, the water will cause rust inside your engine. Damaged Radiator Cap The radiator cap sits on top of your radiator. This component controls the pressure level in your radiator and prevents coolant from escaping. Your cooling system operates under high pressure, and this cap ensures that the pressure remains stable. If the pressure in your radiator rises too high, it opens briefly to bleed-off pressure and then closes again. The cap has two tight-fitting seals to ensure a secure fit on the radiator. If your radiator hasn't been serviced, these seals can wear and may start to leak. If you pop the hood and check your radiator cap, you may see faint white streaks flowing down from the cap. This means the seals have worn, and the coolant is leaking out. We can replace the cap and seals, which will fix the problem. An overheating engine can cause serious damage to vital engine components. If you see signs of a radiator problem, call us right away at Sax Motor Co.

If you are looking for a vehicle that combines the style of a compact car with the versatility and space of an SUV, the 2022 Chevy Equinox should definitely be on your radar. This stylish and modern crossover has quickly become one of the leading players in its category, featuring a plethora of extraordinary features that make it a favorite among drivers all over the United States. 1. Plenty of Room for Passengers and Cargo One of the main reasons behind the rising popularity of crossovers is their spacious and comfortable cabins. With 40.9 inches of legroom in the front seats and 39.9 inches in the back, the 2022 Equinox is a comfortable vehicle, even for those going on the longest road trips. Furthermore, this crossover provides 29.9 cubic feet of cargo space with the back seats up, which can be increased to an impressive 63.9 cubic feet with the rear row folded. 2. Chevy Safety Assist While having a comfortable and spacious cabin is certainly an important point in favor of the 2022 Equinox, its advanced safety systems are also a crucial aspect behind its popularity. This vehicle is equipped with Chevy Safety Assist: a comprehensive set of safety technology features that include forward collision alert with automatic emergency braking, front pedestrian braking, lane keep assist with lane departure warning, following distance indicator, and auto high beam assist. 3. Engaging and Efficient Performance Powered by a 1.5L turbocharged four-cylinder engine delivering 170 horsepower, the 2022 Equinox provides an efficient and confident drive. Customers can choose between the standard front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive. This crossover can go from zero to 60 miles per hour in 8.2 seconds and has an EPA fuel efficiency rating of 26 miles per gallon in the city and 31 miles per gallon on the highway. 4. Sporty, Street-Inspired Style The 2022 Equinox stands out from the crowd thanks to its bold design, which incorporates features including 19-inch aluminum wheels, gloss black side rails, distinctive LED headlamps, a completely revamped grille design, and a unique lower fascia with body-color inserts. When you step inside, you will be impressed by its sporty look, with a unique shift knob, black cloth seating with red stitching, and black upholstery. 5. MyLink Infotainment System The base model of the 2022 Equinox comes with a 7.0-inch touchscreen located in the center panel, which can be upgraded to the optional 8.0-inch unit. Both devices are equipped with the latest version of Chevrolet's MyLink infotainment software, providing full compatibility with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Additional features include USB connectivity, as well as a standard 4G LTE onboard Wi-Fi hotspot, with capacity for up to seven devices connected simultaneously. If you want to check out these and other impressive features of the 2022 Equinox, stop by Sax Motor today! Take a look at this and other vehicles we have available for you, learn about our different financing plans, and take home a new set of wheels that perfectly adapts to your needs, lifestyle, and budget.

Your car's brake system must be in good working order for you to slow down, stop, and avoid hazards in a split second. Below are ways to tell if your Chevrolet or GMC needs a brake repair from your Chevy dealer. The Brake System and ABS Warning Lights Are On When your car's brake system warning light comes on, the brakes are not working properly and must be inspected by a qualified technician. The antilock brake system (ABS) warning light lights up briefly when you start your car. When the light stays on or comes on while driving, take your vehicle for service. The ABS warns you that you don't have antilock brakes, but if the brake system warning light is off, the brake system is still working. Your Car Is Leaking Brake Fluid Leaking brake fluid is a serious issue that will affect your car's braking performance. Low brake fluid levels will trigger the warning light. If your vehicle is frequently low on brake fluid, check under your vehicle for yellow and brown puddles that look a lot like oil but without an oily consistency. As soon as you spot puddles under your car, ask your technician to find the leak. The Brakes Are Unresponsive and Fading Low brake fluid levels, a brake fluid leak, worn brake pads, an air leak, or a leaking brake hose will make your brakes feel unresponsive like they are fading away, and the brake pedal may feel spongy when you step on it. The brakes will be slow to respond, and it will take much longer for your car to come to a stop. You Hear High-Pitched Screeching and Horrible Grinding Noises When you hear high-pitched screeching sounds when you step on the brake, the wear indicators built into the pads warn you that the pads are wearing thin and it's time to replace them. The screeching is just a warning, but if you wait too long, the pads will wear down further, and you will hear horrible metallic grinding noises. The bare metal is scraping against the rotor, causing damage and heat that could cause your brakes to stick. Sticking brakes are dangerous, and damage to the rotors will lead to costly repairs and replacements. You Feel Vibrations Through the Brake Pedal Rotors warp when they get old or thin, and excessive braking creates tremendous friction and heat that will also cause the rotors to warp. If you feel the vibration through your brake pedal under normal braking conditions, the rotors are warped and making uneven contact with brake pads. Your Car Pulls to the Side Brake pads wear the same, and one side might get thinner faster than the other. When the brake linings are worn down unevenly, your car will start to pull to the left side or right side when you step on the brakes. The problem can also be caused by contaminated brake fluid. Ask your technician for an adjustment and to replace the brake fluid. You Smell Burning When your brakes are overheating, they won't work correctly, and you will smell a burning odor. The best cause of action is not to drive further. Pull over as soon as possible, and wait for the brakes to cool down. Contact your dealership immediately and schedule a brake system service. The brake system on your vehicle is one of the essential safety features. Contact Sax Motor Co. today and schedule a brake system service for your safety. The qualified technicians will inspect your brake system and perform expert repairs. Image by Gerald Oswald from Pixabay

Your Chevy's transmission converts the uncontrolled power of your engine into controlled power. This controlled power is then transferred to your wheels, which allows them to move. Without this conversion, the uncontrolled power of your engine would destroy itself, but it would not allow your vehicle to move. The transmission is filled with a multitude of parts, and over time you will most likely need a transmission repair. Your Chevy dealer we can repair any problems that might occur. Difficulty Shifting Gears Shifting gears should be a smooth and easy process. Very little effort is required, and a good transmission doesn't produce any noise. If you feel resistance when you shift, this suggests a problem with the transmission. A buzzing sound from your automatic transmission usually means that you are low on transmission fluid. This fluid lubricates the transmission and provides the hydraulic power for your gears to shift. Clunking sounds from a manual can mean a lack of transmission fluid. They can also mean that your clutch plates are worn or that there is damage to your transmission sections. Our technicians must examine it so we can fix the problem and prevent further damage. Transmission Slipping Transmission slipping occurs when your transmission is uncontrollably shifted out of gear and into neutral. Under normal circumstances, your transmission will shift according to the increased RPMs if you have an automatic transmission or by physically shifting the gear in a manual transmission. Randomly shifting into neutral is extremely dangerous. To fully control your car, you have to have the ability to shift gears at any time and rely on the fact that the gear will stay in that position. When your car shifts into neutral, your wheels won't work. This can lead to a serious accident. Dragging Clutch A dragging clutch occurs in a manual transmission when the clutch fails to disengage from the flywheel. Your flywheel's purpose is to keep the engine running while your gear is disengaged. Without the flywheel, your engine would stall as soon as you shift out of gear. The flywheel also connects your transmission to the engine, which allows your engine's power to reach the wheels. This is situation is usually caused by an accumulation of dirt and debris around the pedal. A dragging clutch results in friction between the gears, and this creates a lot of noise. Our technicians can fix this and remove an annoying and noisy problem. Transmission Fluid Leak Leaking transmission fluid can cause your transmission to overheat. This fluid circulates through the transmission and helps to reduce the temperature. It also prevents friction between the various moving parts and provides hydraulic power for your gears. This fluid is bright or dark red. If you find a puddle of red fluid under your car call our service department right away. Call our service department right away at Sax Motor. Our technicians will have your transmission working like new again in no time.

All-wheel drive is becoming more and more common amongst crossovers and small SUVs. This feature is especially important for those who live in states where snow and ice are prevalent. One of the most reliable small SUVs with available all-wheel drive on the market today is the 2021 Chevy Equinox. The Chevy Equinox is a wonderfully spacious small SUV with an incredible 62.9 cubic feet of cargo space. In addition to this, the Equinox seats five with plenty of room for passengers to be comfortable. The Equinox also boasts impressive room for the driver with 40.90 inches of front legroom and 57.20 inches of front shoulder room ensuring that drivers of any size can be comfortable cruising in this vehicle. Performance The Equinox carries an impressive amount of power underneath its hood. The standard engine is the 1.5L turbo that offers a truly impressive EPA estimated 26mpg in the city and 31mpg on the highway. In addition to this, on the LS, LT, and Premier models you can choose the available switchable all-wheel-drive, which allows for greater traction and control on slick roads. The Equinox has great acceleration with the 1.5L turbo and pairs this with a 6-speed automatic transmission for wonderfully smooth shifting. The switchable AWD will help you on slick surfaces however, the Equinox also has Stabilitrak, an electronic stability control system that helps you maintain control of the vehicle in all road and weather conditions. Safety All models of the Equinox come standard with Chevy's Safety Assist. This includes a packet of six systems that work together to keep you and your passengers safe. One of these systems is forward collision alert and automatic emergency braking. This system sends you alerts when it detects potential collisions with vehicles that you are following, provides tailgating alerts, and can mitigate the severity of potential collisions by implementing the brakes. Another safety feature that is absolutely wonderful is the Intellibeam auto beam high-beam assist. This system automatically turns your high beams on and off according to the situation. One other fantastic feature is Chevy's teen-driver technology. Between all of these beautiful driver assistance systems and safety features, you will always feel safe in your Equinox. Technology Having to keep track of an auxiliary cord is not fun for anyone. Thankfully in the Equinox, you can utilize Bluetooth technology to connect your smartphone devices wirelessly. Additionally, you can use the compatible Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functions to play your media, use maps to navigate, or even make phone calls hands-free. Another outstanding feature that is available, built-in, to the Equinox is Amazon's Alexa. So if you stream your music through Amazon, utilize shopping lists, or manage smart home devices, then this feature is perfect for you. In addition to this, this SUV has USB ports built-in to the vehicle so that keeping your devices charged is simple. Never let the winter months catch you unawares and unprepared. Contact us at Sax Motor Company of Dickinson today to ask about our specials including our military and first responder discounts.

The 2021 Chevy Colorado is a reliable, capable option for those who want to drive a large truck but don't want to become overwhelmed by a cumbersome, heavy-duty vehicle. This pickup has the athleticism and muscle you need while also providing you with car-like handling and enjoyable, comfortable ride quality. The 2021 Colorado has a best-in-class tow rating that showcases its abilities as a capable workhorse. 1. Practical and Capable Engine Options The 2021 Colorado comes equipped with a rather impressive base engine. Its 4-cylinders make it ideal for drivers who plan to use this truck for the daily grind. It proves itself to be easy to maintain and is very fuel-efficient in the class, achieving an EPA estimated 26 miles per gallon on the highway. This base engine generates 200 horsepower and has a towing capacity of up to 5,500 pounds. The upgraded V6 engine is a more than viable option for drivers looking for more performance than the base engine offers. The V6 is quite muscular, producing 308 horsepower and offering up to 7,000 pounds of tow capacity. This available powertrain helps set the Colorado apart from the competition with its swift acceleration while delivering an EPA estimated 25 miles per gallon on the highway. 2. Off-Road Capabilities The 2021 Colorado is always off-road ready, coming standard with various adventure-seeking features. Drivers who love having dirt on their wheels have two fully capable trim levels to choose from. The Colorado Z71 comes equipped with hill descent control, four-wheel drive, and a heavy-duty suspension. The Colorado ZR2 is even more capable, coming standard with special shocks, rocker protection, and locking front and rear differentials for enhanced traction. 3. Advanced Infotainment 3 System Chevy's advanced Infotainment 3 system comes standard on most of the models in the 2021 Colorado lineup. This interface uses an intuitive touchscreen that makes it easy to connect with your compatible smartphone and access all of your favorite apps. Android Auto and Apple CarPlay make for seamless smartphone integration, allowing you to send messages, access navigation, or stream music with the touchscreen's clear and easy-to-use menu. This system comes standard with a well-designed 7-inch touchscreen. Buyers have the option of upgrading to the available 8.0-inch display, which offers upgraded graphics and capabilities. A Wi-Fi hotspot is also available, allowing your passengers to easily use their devices without wasting any data. This hotspot is especially useful when hitting the open road or setting up camp for the night, as users can stream media right from their tent. The 2021 Colorado is one of the highest-ranking small pickup trucks currently on the market. This vehicle is more than a capable work truck, with agile and sharp handling that makes it a great daily driver. Packed with modern updates and popular features, the Colorado gives drivers an enjoyable ride experience while keeping them safe and connected. Visit us today at Sax Motor Company to check out all the aspects that make this pickup a smart choice.

With three rows of seats and flexible storage solutions, the 2021 Chevrolet Traverse is a great SUV to take the family on road trips or weekend adventures. Let's take a look at the key features that make the 2021 Chevy Traverse a perfect family-friendly SUV. Modern Styling It's easy to find the perfect Traverse to fit your budget and lifestyle from the seven trims, the L, LS, LT Cloth, LT Leather, RS, Premier, and the luxurious High Country. The long wheelbase of this midsize SUV allows for more passenger room and cargo space. The 2021 Traverse has handsome, sleek lines that everyone in the family can appreciate. Add the available roof rails to carry extra cargo and help add a sporty look to the SUV. Powerful Performance You'll get all the power you need from the 2021 Traverse with its 3.6-liter V-6 engine that produces 310 horsepower and 266 pound-feet of torque. A nine-speed automatic transmission pairs with the engine. Across the Traverse lineup, rear-wheel drive comes standard with the option to upgrade to traction-grabbing all-wheel drive. You'll notice how well the Traverse rides and handles with its four-wheel independent suspension system and front and rear stabilizer bars. You can even tow a small boat or trailer with the Traverse. When properly equipped, this SUV can tow up to 5,000 pounds. Roomy and Comfortable Interior When you have the two back rows of seats configured as bench seats, the Traverse has seating for up to eight people. Swap out the second-row bench seats for captain's chairs, and there's seating for up to seven people. Accessing the rear seats of the SUV is a breeze with Chevrolet's Smart Slide Seating System, and on the higher trims, power-folding third-row seats. Add the available hands-free power liftgate to any Traverse trim to easily load groceries and supplies in the back of the SUV. Depending on the seating configurations, you can get up to 98.2 cubic feet of cargo space. Technology for the Whole Family All of the Traverse trims come with Chevrolet's Infotainment 3 system featuring a 7-inch or 8-inch touch screen. Navigation, Sirius XM satellite radio, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Amazon Alexa integration can help the family get to where they're going while staying entertained. Add the optional rear-seat entertainment system to keep the passengers in the back busy. There are plenty of USB ports located throughout the cabin to keep everyone's mobile devices charged, and with the standard available Wi-Fi hot spot, the family can stay connected. Lots of Safety Features You'll have peace of mind that the 2021 Chevy Traverse comes with a host of driver-assist features, especially when you add the optional Chevy Safety Assist. Standard safety features include Teen Driver and Buckle to Drive technology, a rear-seat reminder, and rear park assist. Available features include a forward-collision warning with automatic emergency front pedestrian braking and blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert. To learn more about the handsome and powerful 2021 Chevy Traverse and take one for a test drive, stop by your Sax Motor Co in Dickinson, ND dealership today.

Once you discover the 2021 Chevy Colorado, you just might rediscover your sense of wanderlust. This tough little truck has a go-anywhere personality with the features to prove it. Take a look at what the 2021 Colorado can bring to your drives big and small. What Is the 2021 Colorado? The 2021 Chevrolet Colorado is a mid-size pickup truck. That means it's smaller than the Chevrolet Silverado in size and towing capability. Though the Colorado can't tow as much as its larger sibling, it trades off with nimble performance and off-road capability. That being said, the Colorado can still handle up to 7,000 pounds of trailer when properly equipped. Midsize pickups are perfect for drivers who love the utility of a pickup bed but don't need to pay extra for towing capacities. The Colorado is a next-level vehicle for those whose senses of adventure cannot be contained by sedans or restrained by less useful SUVs. Exciting Capabilities The new Colorado outputs a standard 200 horsepower and 191 pound-feet of torque from its entry-level four-cylinder engine. For diesel drivers, there's the turbocharged four-cylinder diesel engine, which produces 181 horsepower and 369 pound-feet of torque. For those who want more raw gasoline-powered strength, there's the 308-horsepower 3.6-liter V-6. Your Colorado can be upgraded in several ways to take on tougher adventures. Opt for the available four-wheel-drive system for surer footing on dirt and snow-covered roads. Choose the Z71 or ZR2 trim levels for off-road-ready features such as enhanced off-road suspension systems, automatic locking rear differentials, and increased ground clearance. If you're simply looking for a truck that can handle your trips to the home improvement store, the other two trim levels — the LT and entry-level WT — are more than enough to handle your trips. Modern Technology As you take on your adventures, the 2021 Colorado keeps you in touch and entertained wherever you go. Each model features either a 7- or 8-inch touch screen that you can use to connect your phone to your truck via Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. Whether you're picking a soundtrack for your road trip or looking up directions to the worksite, all you have to do is speak and this smart system listens. If you want to take your tech loadout to the next level, opt for the LT equipped with the available seven-speaker Bose sound system. The Z71 gives you a wireless phone charging pad. Use the built-in Amazon Alexa system to turn your truck into your personal assistant. Smart Safety Not only do you get connective technologies, but you can also get some of the latest advanced driver-assist safety systems. In addition to simply being a tough truck, the 2021 Colorado also has access to an available forward collision alert and lane departure warning that watch out for danger ahead. The standard rear vision camera and available rear park assist cover you from behind. Visit us at Sax Motor Co in Dickinson, ND to discover the 2021 Chevy Colorado in person. If you've been looking for a great truck that works and plays as hard as you do, the 2021 Colorado might be the best option for you.