2010 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Crew Cab 4-door HYBRID Pickup

The 2010 Chevrolet Silverado Hybrid is a powerful full-size pickup that can deliver 40 percent better city and 25 percent better overall fuel economy compared to its conventional counterparts without sacrificing full-size truck capabilities, which include a 1,459-pound maximum payload and a 6,100-pound towing capacity. Teaming GM's sophisticated Two-Mode Hybrid system with a 332-horsepower aluminum 6.0-liter Flex-Fuel V8, it can operate battery-only up to 30 mph, yet drives much like any large pickup under most conditions. Most importantly, it consumes significantly less fuel at both city and highway speeds and even when fully loaded or towing. With EPA economy ratings of 21/22 city/highway mpg with two-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive, its 26-gallon fuel tank can deliver a range of 500 miles or more.

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If you have serious work to do and want to burn less fuel doing it, this is your truck. While Ford and Dodge full-sizers are new and improved for 2010 Chevy's recently redesigned Silverado remains fully competitive, is the only hybrid and by far the most fuel efficient on the road.	Fuel efficiency costs money, so these Two-Mode Hybrid full-size pickups are more expensive than conventional trucks, and they do sacrifice some hauling and towing capability. Future fuel prices will determine how long it will take for them to earn back their higher stickers.

The 2010 Silverado Hybrid's 6.0-liter V8 engine is now E85 compatible and front seat side impact and side curtain airbags are now standard.