Check Out the New Tahoe and Suburban Premier Plus Special Editions at Chevrolet

Enjoy Peace, Quiet and Comfort With the Chevrolet Suburbanhttp://preview.dealer.com/managed-services/copywriting/vehicle-models/2018/chevrolet/suburban/banner/0001.jpgIt is not unreasonable to request peace and comfort from your vehicle. We have the perfect vehicle for this kind of request at Team Hodges! The new Chevrolet Suburban is designed to provide peace, quiet and comfort when you are going out for a ride. This is what makes the Chevrolet SUV a great family vehicle.The vehicle has been designed with a lot of space in order to provide room for up to 9 people. The seats have been designed with premium stitching so that everyone can ride along comfortably. There are also other examples of space.One great example of space is in the console. There is enough space in the console to fit a laptop. When it comes to a quiet ride, the doors have been triple-sealed. The insulated exterior and interior of the vehicle work in its favor. When you test drive the new Suburban, you will see for yourself the quietness of the ride.

Explore the Technology of the Chevrolet Tahoehttp://preview.dealer.com/managed-services/copywriting/vehicle-models/2018/chevrolet/tahoe/banner/0001.jpgThe Chevrolet Tahoe has a lot to offer when it comes to technology features. You can experience these for yourself by visiting our dealership. We'll show you how technology can keep you connected and safer when you're on the road.Every trim level is equipped with a Chevrolet Infotainment system, which includes an 8-inch touchscreen. This will allow you to see what's going on with your car, tap into your audio system, and use Bluetooth. You can also choose to add a few packages, such as the Enhanced Driver Alert Package, which will give you more sensors to rely on when driving.Safety is a priority inside of the Tahoe. You can benefit from the content theft-deterrent system, lane keep assist with lane departure warnings, OnStar, low speed forward automatic braking, side blind zone alerts, and more. It's easier to avoid collisions because of having sensors to tell you more about what's on the road with you.

Use a Roof Rack Effectivelyhttp://preview.dealer.com/managed-services/copywriting/fixedops/accessories/roofrail/banner/0003.jpgThe last thing you want to encounter is a bunch of sporting equipment or boxes flying off of your roof as you travel down the road at 60 MPH. A roof rack needs to be used properly. At Team Hodges, we're here to offer some advice.First, be sure that you know the weight limit of your roof. This information is in your owner's manual. Next, add a blanket or pad on the roof so that you don't scratch your paint. Lay everything you're going to put onto the roof together, between or on the racks.Secure your items using bungee cords, straps, or rope. It's a good idea to have three to four contact points on the racks. Before you go on any kind of trip, take a drive around the block to test for a shift. If nothing has shifted, you should be good to go.