Chevy Truck

If you’ve taken out a Chevy lease, you already know it has an expiration date. That, in turn, raises a question: when it’s over, what comes next? If you’ve fallen in love with the car, you’re not obligated to lease another; instead, turn to Scott Chevrolet for help buying out your Chevrolet lease. 

Know Your Terms and Conditions

At the beginning of a lease, most lessees’ primary concerns are the duration, mileage, and avoiding wear and tear penalties. When the lease draws to a close, you’ll want to revisit your paperwork since the price to purchase the vehicle is disclosed at inception. You can compare this to current market values and see if you have some wiggle room in which to negotiate.

Do the Math

One of the most significant benefits when you took out your lease was that you didn’t need much money down to enjoy low monthly payments. Now, however, you’ll want to give that matter some thought. Financing is different since you can lower your monthly payments by putting some money down. If you’re still early in your lease or have some time before it expires, use our payment calculator to run the numbers and see how to lower that cost.

Begin Financing

When you lease a vehicle, you’re essentially renting rather than buying, so you don’t have a loan. However, when you buy the car out, you’ll have the same financing options as when you buy a vehicle without leasing first. Our professionals will help you compare financing options to ensure you get the best offer.

Learn About Chevy Lease Buyouts in Allentown, PA

No matter what your Chevy lease or buyout needs may be, Scott Chevrolet is here to help. Learn how you can take home the car you like best when you come down to our dealership.

The Silverado HD ZR2 Bison climbing a trail.

The Chevrolet Silverado HD truck series is legendary for its capabilities, but the new 2024 Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2 brings it to another level. It’s powerful, capable, and designed for drivers who don’t back down from a challenge. When you’re ready to venture far from the beaten path, Scott Chevrolet will show you a heavy-duty alternative. 

Power and Capability

Chevy trucks have long delivered on power, and the Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2 is no exception. You’ll have your choice of two different engine options: a 6.6-liter gasoline engine, which means 401 horsepower and 464 lb-ft of torque, and a 6.6-liter Duramax® Turbo Diesel engine that produces 470 horsepower and 495 lb-ft of torque.

Off-Road Features

The Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2 is all about the next off-road adventure. These are just a few of the off-road and all-terrain features you’ll find when you get behind the wheel:

o Steel transfer case skid plate
o Traction control
o Stability control
o Independent front suspension
o 35-inch Goodyear all-terrain tires
o Disconnectable front anti-roll bar

Towing and Capability

One of the reasons you will want to consider a Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2 for your next truck is that it can tow and haul like nobody’s business. When properly equipped, the Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2 can tow up to 18,500 lb and carry up to 3,397 lb.

Test-Drive the Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2 in Allentown, PA

These are just a few of the off-road and tough driving features in the Chevrolet Silverado HD ZR2. Whether your next great adventure takes you, this robust new Chevy truck is up to the challenge. We invite you to call, click, or visit Scott Chevrolet today to learn more and schedule a test drive.

Chevy EV

Scott Chevrolet is used to answering customers’ questions about electric vehicles. Besides the usual queries about range, battery life, and service, lately, more people are asking about whether they can tow with a Chevy EV. If you’ve been wondering, we’re about to take a moment to set the record straight with some excellent news. 

Are Chevy EV Models Capable of Towing?

That’s a great question, and the simple answer – “It’s complicated” – isn’t terribly helpful, so let’s break it down. Many electric vehicles’ motors are capable of similar torque and horsepower to their gasoline-powered counterparts.

However, towing is a complex equation involving the vehicle’s frame, axle weights, and cooling capabilities on top of its powertrain. So, while the Chevy Bolt EUV may look and perform like an SUV in many respects, it’s not tow-rated. However, that doesn’t mean that those requiring a tow vehicle are left out in the cold.

Which Chevy Vehicles Can Tow?

While the current Chevy EV lineup isn’t tow-rated, three models are coming to Chevy dealerships that offer impressive towing capabilities to back their ample cargo and payload capacities.

• Chevy Blazer EV: Deliveries start soon on this powerful ute that boasts 1,500 lb of towing and 25.5 to 59.1 cubic feet of cargo space.
• Chevy Equinox EV: Due later this fall, the Chevy Equinox EV promises a 1,500-lb tow capacity when properly equipped; its cargo space ranges from 39.4 to 57 cubic feet.
• Chevy Silverado EV: Due in Q2 2024, the first all-electric Chevy truck has a manufacturer-estimated towing capability of 10,000 lb.

Test-Drive Chevy EV Models at Scott Chevrolet Today

When you want an efficient and capable electric vehicle, Scott Chevrolet is here to help. Visit our dealership today to pick the perfect, capable EV for the road ahead.

Chevy Equinox

The 2024 Chevy Equinox will serve you well on your next weekend getaway, whether you’re headed into the mountains or exploring the wealth of antiques in the Allentown area. It has the space, comfort, and safety features you can rely on and is equipped with programs for parents and kids alike. See what makes the 2024 Chevy Equinox perfect for your next weekend drive when you visit Scott Chevrolet.

Space and Capability

The 2024 Chevrolet Equinox has plenty of room for you and your four favorite people. Thanks to the 29.9 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row, there’s plenty of room for baggage, gear, and souvenirs. If you’re traveling solo or only have one passenger along, the cargo area opens up to 63.9 cubic feet when needed.

Safety and Driver Assistance

You’ll have peace of mind all weekend long when you take the 2024 Chevy Equinox. It comes equipped with the latest in driver assistance technology, including some of the following features:

o Automatic emergency braking
o Following distance indicator
o Forward collision alert
o Lane-keep assist with lane departure warning
o Rear vision camera

Entertainment and Connectivity

Enjoy your favorite road trip playlists all weekend long, thanks to the top entertainment and connectivity features available in the 2024 Chevy Equinox. Check out high-tech programs like an available Bose® premium seven-speaker audio system, Wi-Fi® hotspot capability, and connectivity to Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™.

Test-Drive the 2024 Chevy Equinox at Scott Chevrolet

Before your next weekend trip, visit Scott Chevrolet to test drive the 2024 Chevy Equinox. We’re excited to match you with the right car for the right drive, and we know you’ll love every getaway in this exciting new Chevrolet SUV.

Car driving through fall leaves

With the right Chevrolet service, you can protect your vehicle, ensure safe driving, and improve vehicle efficiency. While Chevrolet service is essential all year long, it’s especially helpful for drivers navigating inclement road conditions, like those that develop during the fall weather transition. Learn how a service center visit can help you avoid common seasonal driving hazards at Scott Chevrolet. 

You’ll Improve Visibility

It gets dark much earlier in the fall than in the summer, so inspecting your headlights before the season hits is vital. You want to ensure that the bulbs and connections are working well, that your headlight covers are clean and clear, and that your headlights are facing in the right direction rather than down at the ground. This will all help to improve visibility and keep you safe.

You’ll Remove Obstructions

The environment also changes during fall because of the leaves. While beautiful, leaves can obscure our windshields and stick to the windows. This is especially true as the rainier weather begins to set in, and all the falling leaves can make it difficult to see the road ahead. To that end, you want to get your front and rear wipers inspected and your blades replaced, as needed.

You’ll Maintain Grip

The slippery conditions of rain and leaves make it especially important to get your tires inspected, as well. Our team will make sure your tires have enough tread for safe driving and will replace damaged or low-tread tires if needed.

Schedule Fall Service at Scott Chevrolet in Allentown, PA

At Scott Chevrolet, we’re dedicated to keeping your vehicle safe on the road—all year long. Learn about best practices for safe fall driving, and schedule the seasonal service you can rely on at our dealership today.

Brake Safety

With proper Chevrolet service and care, you can keep your vehicle safe, efficient, and comfortable on many more rides to come. Given the importance of your brakes for safety and ride quality, Scott Chevrolet invites you to visit for a brake inspection and maintenance as we celebrate Brake Safety Awareness Month. Let’s cover the essentials. 

Brake Service Explained

Your brakes are a complex system of several parts, so getting them inspected and serviced regularly is crucial. You always want to check your auto manual to know when to schedule service for your Chevrolet vehicle, but some of the most common brake services include brake pad replacements, brake fluid fill-ups, and brake inspections. Depending on how old the car is, you may also need to schedule repairs for the rotors or drums.

Signs Your Vehicle Needs Brake Service

It’s essential to follow a regular brake service schedule and recognize signs of damage or wear to the brakes so you can address them as soon as possible. These are a few of the indications that your brakes need service:

o Your car takes longer to stop
o You hear grinding or squealing sounds during the braking process
o Your vehicle pulls to one side when you brake
o The brake light comes on the dashboard
o Your brake pad feels soft or spongy
o You notice brake fluid leaks

Schedule Brake Service at Scott Chevrolet in Allentown, PA

Here at Scott Chevrolet, we’ll work hard to make sure the brakes on your Chevrolet vehicle are working right—and that’s not all. We also provide comprehensive service and care so you can take every adventure with peace of mind. Visit our dealership this Brake Safety Awareness Month and all year long for car care you can trust.

Chevy EV

There are many reasons to consider a Chevy EV when the time comes for a more efficient car. EV models can help reduce your environmental impact and save on fuel costs, and Scott Chevrolet is here to help make the transition smooth and easy. Learn everything you need to know about EV ownership at our dealership today, like how to charge your favorite EV model. 

Decide the Charge Level

You have three charging levels to pick from.

• Level 1 charging uses a regular 120-volt outlet; it’s convenient but slow.
• Level 2 charging uses a 240-volt setup that requires professional installation; you can use it to charge a PHEV or EV overnight.
• Level 3 DC Fast Charging uses higher voltages than home systems can handle; it’s only found at public stations.

Decide Where You’re Charging

Once you’ve decided how you’ll charge your vehicle, you must choose where to do it. Level 2 chargers can be installed at home and are common at public charging stations. Level 3 chargers are somewhat less common, but they’re still easy to find using the myChevrolet® mobile app.

Plug the Vehicle In

Charging your vehicle is much like charging your phone or another electronic device, right down to using an adaptor. Some EVs will require an additional dongle to transition between Level 2 and Level 3 chargers. Chevy EVs are designed with built-in power management to prevent overcharging, but if you’re at a public station, it’s common courtesy not to leave your EV plugged in past its allotted time.

Find Your Next Chevrolet EV Model at Scott Chevrolet

No matter your Chevrolet EV needs, Scott Chevrolet is here to help. Visit our dealership to find the best EV model for your lifestyle today. While you’re here, we’ll also help with Chevy financing and identifying EV incentives.

Chevy Equinox

Scott Chevrolet works one-on-one with drivers to ensure they get the ideal vehicle for their needs. If you’re looking for a capable family SUV, our selection of new Chevrolet models has some true gems. Spacious, safe, and equipped with advanced technology, there’s something for everyone. 

Chevrolet Trax

The Chevrolet Trax is the sporty and capable SUV you’ve been waiting for. While it’s compact, it’s designed with adventure in mind. Besides comfortable seating for up to five passengers, it has up to 54.1 cubic feet of cargo space when the back seats are folded and up to 26.5 cubic feet of cargo space when they’re in use, which means plenty of room for athletic equipment, groceries, and even camping gear.

Chevrolet Equinox

If you’re looking for a little more space to spread out, the Chevrolet Equinox might be your vehicle. It has seating for up to five passengers and a maximum volume capacity of up to 63.9 cubic feet of cargo space when the back seats are folded. You’ll have up to 29.9 cubic feet of cargo space when the back seats are in use. The Chevrolet Equinox also comes with top safety features for your family. Ask your Chevy dealer about automatic emergency braking, following distance indicator, and front pedestrian braking.

Chevrolet Traverse

The Chevrolet Traverse has seating for up to seven or eight passengers, making carpooling a breeze. It can tow up to 5,000 pounds and offers up to 98.2 cubic feet of cargo space behind the first row. Even when all rows are in use, it still delivers 23 cubic feet of cargo space.

Find Family-Friendly Chevrolet Models at Scott Chevrolet

These are just a few of the family-friendly Chevrolet models you’ll find when you come down to Scott Chevrolet. Pick out the perfect vehicle for your family with support from our dealership.

Engine

The average length of car ownership in America is about eight years. Ensuring your vehicle lasts that long – or longer – means taking good care of it so it stays as smooth and safe as the day you brought it home. However, car care goes better at a Chevrolet service center rather than by using fuel and oil additives, as you’re about to see. 

Additives Explained

The most common additives are for fuel and motor oil, though other types are also available for uses like stopping a radiator leak. The one thing they all have in common is that they promise to protect your car and make it run better. But are they necessary?

The fluids used in modern cars are of higher quality than before and already contain detergents, antioxidants, and other beneficial chemicals. Generally, they don’t need anything extra.

That’s not the worst of it. Some additives have ingredients that can harm your engine even as they help in other areas. These chemicals can cause the degradation of plastic and rubber components and even cause pitting or damage to some metal parts, wreaking havoc on cylinders and pistons, gaskets, seals, and more.

Why Should I Schedule Service at a Service Center?

Several of the issues for which you’d use an additive are better addressed at a service center. Whether you need your fuel injectors cleaned, better protection from your motor oil, or to stop a slow leak in your radiator, you’ll get better care from a technician using genuine Chevy parts than you’d get from a bottle. Our team will determine if your vehicle needs new or better fluids and will help you preserve your car’s longevity the right way.

Schedule Service at Scott Chevrolet

There’s no better way to keep your vehicle running right than with routine service and care and no better team than Scott Chevrolet. Learn about the best ways to maintain your vehicle, and get the service you need, at our Allentown Chevrolet dealership.

Chevrolet EV

If you want to purchase your first Chevrolet EV, Scott Chevrolet is here to help you at every step of the process. We carry a comprehensive inventory of EV models you won’t want to miss, and we’re sharing everything you need to know about making the transition to EV driving. Here are some top tips for first-time EV buyers from our expert team. 

Consider Your Driving Needs

When purchasing an EV model, you always want to know range needs and charging times. If you’re driving your EV every day, you’ll want to look into different models and capacities than someone who works from home or drives only occasionally.

Consider Installing a Home Charger

Begin by considering installing a charger at home. If your building supports it, an electrician can install a 240-volt Level 2 charging station to help you charge your vehicle overnight so it’s ready for the morning commute.

Account for Local Infrastructure

Perhaps you can’t install a charger at home (sometimes the case for townhomes and apartments), so think about where you can charge your vehicle locally. Does your workplace have an EV charging station, and are there Level 3 Charging stations nearby or along your route on longer trips? The myChevrolet™ mobile app can help you locate these chargers, manage battery life, and perform other vital tasks.

Check Into Subsidies

The requirements for EV subsidies are constantly changing, but you may still be able to save. Your Chevy dealer will guide you through the federal, state, and local incentives you may qualify for so you don’t miss out.

Set a Service Schedule

EV models actually need less service than internal combustion engine vehicles. That said, it is essential to service your EV model when the time comes, so consult your manual and set up your first service appointment immediately so you don’t forget.

Find Your Next Electric Chevrolet at Scott Chevrolet

These are just a few things you’ll want to keep in mind when the time comes for the first EV model. Schedule a test drive in a Chevy EV at Scott Chevrolet today.