If you buy your truck on Halloween you’ll always remember when you got it.
It’s Truck Month here at Ron Westphal Chevrolet and the offers are incredible! Enormous rebates, financing as low as 0.9% for up to 72 months, massive dealer discounts and so much more!
Don’t forget to ask about the $1,000 GM Accessory Allowance when you purchase here this month.
We will be OPEN on Halloween and look forward to having a fantastic selling day here. Some of us may even be in costume…
Stop by this weekend for a new or pre-owned vehicle. We promise you’ll have a great time.
Ron Westphal Chevy is located in Aurora/Oswego, IL. Part of our dealership is in Aurora and part of it is Oswego! We are located right where the two towns meet and we are in Kendall county. Don’t forget to ask us how that fact alone could save you hundreds of dollars!
It has been just shy of a year since Chevrolet launched the all-new 2020 Silverado HD and yet we’re already finding out exactly what’s in store for the second model year of the heavy duty pickup truck. The 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD is getting a bunch of changes and updates, including to the exterior, interior, package structure, powertrain and even a few new features. GM Authority has put together a thorough guide of what’s new and different for the 2021 Silverado 2500HD. Let’s dig right in.
On the technology, side, the 2021 Silverado 2500HD now features two USB ports on the instrument panel for the Work Truck and Custom trims. For the 2020 model year, these models previously made do with a single port. Meanwhile, SiriusXM becomes optional on the Work Truck trim and standard on the LT trim. For the 2020 model year, the Work Truck trim did not offer the SiriusXM option, while it was optional – rather than standard – on LT. The Custom trim continues to offer SiriusXM as an option. The more advanced 
GM Authority claims the package will be available on 2020 Blazer models in the mid-range 2LT and 3LT trim levels. No photos of the stylish special-edition model have been released yet, but the 2020 Blazer Redline Package will include 20-inch aluminum wheels finished in Gloss Black with red trim accents, a black Blazer badge with a red outline and a black AWD badge with red outline, as well as black grille, header bar, window surrounds, sideview mirror caps and mirror stalks, door handles, front and rear Bow Tie badging, and decals.
There are also a few conditions to consider, as the Redline Edition will replace the Black Grille Package and the standalone black Bow Tie emblem package. It also requires a Jet Black interior and can only be applied to Blazers with Silver Ice Metallic, Summit White, or Black exterior colors.
The standard Blazer looks like a Camaro SUV, but the new Redline Edition should amp up the aggression. As for availability, GM Authority reports the new Redline Edition will be available for the interim 2020 model year, meaning it won’t be available at launch.