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Chevrolet Avalanche

Price $42,235 – $58,245
Fuel consumption 9.6 – 14.4 L/100km
The Car Guide rating 73%(view ratings)
Though it looks like a classic truck, the Chevrolet Avalanche possesses several features worthy of an SUV. On the road, this is a comfortable vehicle with a spacious cab. It is powered by a 5.3-litre V6 engine producing 310 horsepower, linked to a six-speed automatic transmission. And though a rear-wheel drive is offered, we favour the all-wheel drive system. Its cab/bed configuration is unique and practical. Also ingenious are the storage bins in the sides of the bed.

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NewsWhat If the Chevrolet Avalanche Had Never Left?
Did General Motors make a mistake by terminating the versatile Chevrolet Avalanche at the end of the 2013 model year? Probably not. Sales at the time hardly justified keeping this Silverado “twin” around, even with a revolutionary MidGate allowing the cargo bed to expand into the cabin. The automaker preferred …
Recalls640,000 GM, Ford Vehicles With Faulty Airbags Recalled in Canada
General Motors and Ford announced massive recalls in November 2020 and January of this year, respectively, due to faulty airbags. Over 9 million vehicles were said to be affected. And now we know exactly how many of those are in Canada. According to recall notices posted by Transport Canada, a …
NewsChevrolet Avalanche to End its Trendsetting Run
• 2013 Black Diamond Avalanche offers unique final-year model • Following Avalanche’s lead, crew-cab pickups now dominate light-duty segment The Chevrolet Avalanche, which won buyers with trendsetting design and unique features – and helped launch the boom in crew cab pickups – celebrates its final year in production with the …

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Motoring TV 2002 Episode 1
Nudist resort classic car show 2002 Chevy Avalanche tram linings Pontiac Rev concept; heating systems Jim Kenzie on proposal to take trucks off the 401 and put cargo on trains.