Build Your Own Chevy
Build Your Perfect Chevy!
Let's start by choosing the Chevrolet model you're excited to customize. If a sedan is on your mind, the Chevrolet Malibu is a stylish and efficient choice. Perhaps you're considering an SUV, such as the Trax, Trailblazer, Equinox, Blazer, Traverse, Suburban, or Tahoe. Or maybe you're interested in the all-electric Chevrolet Blazer EV or Equinox EV, representing the future of driving. If a powerful truck is what you need, explore the Colorado or Silverado. For those seeking exhilarating performance, the Corvette stands alone. Once you've selected your model, you can explore the various trim levels available, such as LS, LT, RS, Premier, Z71, and High Country, and begin adding the features and options that suit your needs.
Next, consider the exterior color you want for your new Chevrolet vehicle. Think about the interior color and seat trim that would create the perfect atmosphere inside. You can explore the performance and practicality by looking at the powertrain options, wheels, and tires that appeal to you. Finally, Chevrolet offers useful dealer-installed options like floor liners, cargo organizers, and splash guards, which you might want to include.
Let's Talk Ownership and Finances
Okay, now that we have a good idea of your ideal Chevrolet, let's consider some important ownership and financial details. You'll want to indicate approximately how many miles you anticipate driving each year. Also, think about how long you plan on owning the vehicle.
To see what incentives might be available in your area, you'll need to enter your zip code. Then, you'll specify how you plan to pay for your new Chevrolet, whether that's with cash, your own financing, dealer financing, or if you're considering a lease. Finally, providing your credit score can help determine potential financing options and rates.
Thinking About Your Current Vehicle
The next stage in building your new Chevrolet involves considering whether you have a vehicle you'd like to trade in. The system will present a clear question asking if you have a trade-in to offer. If you answer yes, you'll be guided through a series of prompts to provide specific details about your current vehicle. This usually includes essential information such as the vehicle's year of manufacture, the make, the model, and the trim level.
Additionally, you'll be asked to enter the current mileage on the odometer. To help determine its value, you'll also be asked to describe the overall condition of your trade-in vehicle, considering both its interior and exterior, as well as its mechanical state. Providing accurate and thorough information here is key to receiving a more precise estimate of its potential trade-in value, which can then be applied towards your new Chevrolet.
Your Personalized Chevy: Ready To Go!
You'll be presented with a breakdown of the payment information, outlining the vehicle's price and any applicable taxes or fees. This stage will also introduce you to various protection plans available for your Chevrolet. These might include extended warranties, service contracts, or protection against things like paint damage or tire issues. You'll have the opportunity to add any of these options to provide added peace of mind.
After exploring protection plans, you'll move into the financing details. If you indicated earlier that you'd like to explore financing options, this section will provide information on potential loan terms, interest rates, and estimated monthly payments. This is where the credit score you provided earlier becomes relevant. Finally, you'll receive a comprehensive recap of all the selections you've made throughout the building process. This will include the chosen model, trim, options, any protection plans selected, and the financing details. It's a great opportunity to review everything carefully and ensure all the details are accurate before proceeding further.
