How are you using your pickup truck to enhance your summer experience? We’ve listed a couple of creative ideas below for safe and enjoyable summer fun for the whole family!

The hottest pickup truck accessories & activities this summer:

Hang around in a Jammock.
Turn your truck bed into a hammock with Jammock! With its easy installation, a Jammock is the perfect way to turn your full-size truck from work to relaxation! Check out installation and pricing here.

Make a splash in a pickup pool!
Take your poolside adventures with you wherever you go with Pick-up Pools. Featured on Shark Tank, these pools are heavy duty and ready to go wherever you do. You can even check out which size to buy according to what truck you own!

Visit your local drive-in movie theatre!
Everyone loves to visit the drive-in during the summer, and a full-sized pickup truck is the best way to watch it. Spruce up the bed of your truck with blankets, pillows, and snacks so you can have the ultimate movie-going experience!

Camp out in a Crew Cab.
Eliminate the struggle of pitching a tent to the ground with a ProZ Premium Truck Tent. You can enjoy the beauty that nature has to offer without having to worry about uncomfortable sleeping arrangements and intrusive critters!

Don’t let us stop you there either! Show us the most creative way you are using your pickup truck this summer. Find your local Chevrolet dealer and share your ideas with us!

As GM dealerships, we are proud to be a part of a company that takes the health and wellbeing of our employees and customers seriously. That’s why we’ve been embracing and participating in the Chevrolet Clean Program to help keep everyone safe in 2020.

This means we’re cleaning our facilities and high-traffic areas with cleansers approved by the Environmental Protection Agency. We are also using these cleansers to clean new, used, and serviced vehicles. This includes cleaning a vehicle’s instrument panel, hard and plastic surfaces, seats, and carpets.

As Executive Vice President and President of GM North America, Barry Engle, explains, “With all of the uncertainty in today’s world, we know that our customers’ expectations have changed and that more will need to be done to meet those expectations.”

Along with the Chevrolet Clean Program initiative, our Chevrolet dealerships are also offering a convenient online ordering and home delivery option, Shop. Click. Drive. Find the right Chevy vehicle, select your trim, accessories, and extended limited warranty, and schedule a delivery to your dealership or home — all online!

For more updates on the safety protocols GM is taking and other news, please visit the GM Newsroom.

Or if you’d like to talk to one of our local Chevy dealers, please give us a call or stop by! We’ll be happy to answer any questions

As Americans, we have the great ability to adjust to issues that are presented to us; especially in times of need. When we have been faced with a war, we buckle down and do what we have to in order to bring home our family and friends quickly and safely. The same can be said for the current pandemic we’ve all been experiencing. Now, a pandemic is not the same as a war (for obvious reasons), but our capability to produce the supplies necessary to help us overcome a national crisis still has the same application.

Since the start of our national shutdown, along with other international shutdowns occurring all over the world, hundreds of thousands of people have gathered together to help make essential items to help combat the severity of the pandemic. Companies including GM, Givenchy, Dior, Amazon, and many more have paused their traditional production in an effort to focus on producing products that are needed on the frontlines. These products include hand sanitizer, N95 masks, ventilators, protective gowns, and several others.

Throughout the past few weeks, GM has been working nonstop to transform their warehouses into safe and reliable areas to build VOCSN critical care ventilators. Additionally, within less than a week GM began transforming their team members into experts who are now able to produce Level 1 surgical masks. GM is proud to have been able to work quickly and safely to produce supplies and products that protect healthcare teams working day in and day out to save lives and preserve our communities. All supplies currently being produced by GM facilities are being donated, and face mask production is projected to reach 50,000 face masks per week, along with other equipment.

We are proud to be a part of a company that is contributing to the battle against the coronavirus. Amongst all the other companies that have stepped up to the plate during this uncertain period of time, it’s been inspiring to watch teams of people from all over the world work together to accomplish the seemingly impossible.

From all of us at Chevrolet, we thank those who are continuously putting themselves on the front lines to help tend to our loved ones. We thank those who are spending their time making the necessary equipment needed to protect and preserve the lives of those at risk. And we thank you, for reminding us how uplifting even the toughest of times can be, because we’re all working together towards the same goal of health and safety for one another.

For Chevrolet, it’s not always about keeping up with the times, it’s about looking forward into the future. Chevrolet has been a known innovator in the production of vehicles since the beginning (way back in 1911), and that trend will stand true well into the future. But before we jump into what’s ahead, let’s take a look at some top moments in Chevrolet’s past.

• November 3, 1911 - The Chevrolet Motor Company became incorporated with William Durrant in the lead. The cost of a brand new Chevrolet was a whopping $2,150!
• 1914 - Chevrolet introduced a valve and head engine - something we often come across today, but back then it was an innovation.
• 1918 - Chevrolet becomes a part of General Motors, which allowed for expansion, more factories, and a larger sales staff.
• 1925 - More innovations are introduced such as one piece windshields, single plate clutch, 11 inch brakes, and new banjo type rear axles.
• 1928-1928 - A brand new six-cylinder engine was released along with the option to purchase your Chevrolet in colors.
• 1950 - Domestic production tops 2 million units for the first time ever.
• 1997 - Profits reach $6.7 billion.

Now, looking ahead into the future, multiple investments have been made to increase a variety of production aspects. From production of heavy-duty trucks to engine components, to mid-size pickup and van improvements, Chevrolet is consistently looking ahead. Through all the ups and downs and changes in technology, Chevrolet is here to provide you with reliable, functional vehicles that exceed your expectations.