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The 2014 Silverado is a Chevy Truck for Missouri. The reviews are in, and this is a truck for Jefferson City and Columbia drivers.

The past three years have been marked by improvement in both the U.S. and Missouri economies, and labor market improvements have been slow and steady. Other economic indicators such as Gross Domestic Product, industrial production, and wage all confirm this gradual climb out of the hole the recession made. Currently, the unemployment rate in Missouri is 6.9 percent compared to the 7.6 percent national unemployment rate. Missouri’s unemployment rate have been lower than the U.S. rate for 47 consecutive months. Missouri downward trend of unemployment should continue due to improving economic conditions.
While most sectors of the Missouri economy have seen increases over the past year, construction employment increased significantly by 4,900 Jobs from June 2012 to June 2013. With most of the sectors showing employment increases, it bodes well for Missouri’s continued economic recovery efforts.
The growth in construction related jobs is also driving demand for full sized trucks. The reviews are in, Let Cable Dahmer Chevrolet of Independence get you behind the wheel of a 2014 Chevy Truck, drive it home to Jefferson City or Columbia, and let ‘em see that you know how to choose the best.

The 2014 Silverado is a Chevy Truck for Missouri. The reviews are in, and this is a truck for Jefferson City drivers.

Car and Driver says;

The 2014 Silverado can be had with one of three significantly updated engines now known as the Ecotec3 family, all spun from the latest GenV small-block architecture. While the F-150 and Ram six-cylinder engines are also used in cars and crossovers, the Silverado’s 285-hp V-6 is tailor-made for this application. Its large, 4.3-liter displacement produces substantially more twist than the naturally aspirated V-6 competitors, at 305 lb-ft. The engine revs leisurely but with an authoritative torque curve that made easy work of pulling a 5000-ish-pound camper up long grades. The engines may be new, but it’s the subtle refinements to the chassis that make the strongest impression. The Silverado possesses uncanny refinement for a vehicle that’s capable of hauling about a ton of dirt or towing up to 11,500 pounds of construction equipment. Body-on-frame trucks lack the three-dimensional rigidity of unibody cars and crossovers and the Silverado makes strides to quench the shudders that often plague pickups. Lift the hood and you’ll see braced corners in the engine compartment. The cab uses more high-strength steel and is mounted to the frame with new shear body mounts that limit fore and aft movement. As a result, what were quaking reverberations are now quivering jitters. On MO’s lumpy but unbroken pavement, the Silverado delivered a compliant ride with no head toss to speak of. Chevy’s truck is also as quiet as a Lexus SUV thanks to acoustic-laminated glass, triple-sealed doors, and lined front wheel wells.

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      General Motors has just become the first pickup truck manufacturer to receive five-star overall vehicle scores in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's New Car Assessment Program. The updated safety standards, which went into effect in 2011, are more strenuous than the previous NHTSA curriculum and involve collecting both more and more substantial data, reflecting the improved safety inherent in newer vehicles. This is an impressive strike against both the Ford F-150 and the recently redesigned Ram 1500, GM's two biggest competitors in the full-size truck market. 

      Chevrolet is looking to save you money, on top of unchanged base prices from last year; Chevy is offering 2014Silverado buyers free scheduled maintenance for two years or 24,000 miles. Talk to your specialist at Cable Dahmer Chevrolet of Independence , in INDEPENDENCE for details about this special offer. That is a Chevy Truck for Jefferson City and Columbia, and a great deal from Cable Dahmer Chevrolet of Independence for Missouri drivers.