Car manufacturer Chevrolet has come forth with as many as four different versions of the 2019 Silverado pickup truck, meant to demonstrate the various tuning opportunities presented by in-house parts and accessories.
The first of the bunch, the Silverado High Country Concept, has a radiator grille and 22-inch wheels with bronze accents, an elegant backlit Chevrolet logo, a chromed truck bed handle and a tonneau cover.
The interior of the car also sports a number of original features, including an infotainment system for the back seat passengers, under-the-seat organizers, and all-weather floor liners.
Among other things, the Silverado High Country Concept sports a 50 mm (2”) suspension lift, an advanced cold-air intake system and a cat-back exhaust system.
The second version, called the Silverado LTZ Concept, is primarily meant for cargo transportation as a commercial vehicle. It packs a revised 5.3L V8 engine with cold-air intake, 22-inch chrome wheels, Brembo brakes and a camera set. The interior is more or less the same as in the previous version.
The third entry is called the Silverado RST Off Road Concept and comes with “rugged” styling, consisting of a suspension lift, a sporty-looking front bumper, additional LED lighting, off-road tires, and other similar features wrapped in the “Off Road Appearance” package.
The fourth and last version is the Silverado RST Street Concept and is perhaps the most visually appealing of the four. It features low suspension, a set of striking 22-inch wheels, a carbon body kit and a Borla exhaust system with twin end pipes. Carbon elements can be found in the interior as well.
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