2014 Chevrolet Silverado: A Question of Perception

Admit it: the silhouette looks a lot like that of the previous version.

The tail end is better harmonized with the rest of the body than before.

The running board facilitates getting on board.

20-inch polished aluminum rims are available.

It features a sliding rear window.

The taillights have been redesigned.

Silverado pickups represent 21% of Chevrolet sales.

True to tradition, it has stacked headlights.

The front grille is brand new.

The rearview mirrors are adequately sized.

Notice the step on each end of the bumper.

This rear running board helps accommodate work boots.

Getting into the flatbed is easier thanks to these hand holes on its side.

17-inch rims come factory standard.

The tailgate has a torsion bar that makes it easier to open and close.

The redesigned dashboard is elegant and practical.

This module includes a small tray, the button to control the headlights and an air vent.

The dashboard is much more modern and functional.

The back seats are spacious in the version with the double cab.

The rear bench lifts partially or completely.

This small mirror provides a panoramic view.

The wheel-mounted controls control multiple systems.

The commands on the lower part of the central console are easy to access.

The icons are intuitive.

The Crew Cab versions are becoming more and more popular.

The Silverado is designed to be a modern tool for work.

A perfect match: a ranch in Texas and a pickup

The extended cab has been replaced by the double cab, whose back door opens normally.

Our test drives took place at the Knibbe Ranch in the suburbs of San Antonio, Texas.