Milton Ruben Auto Group

Apr 14, 2015

From spring breaks at Disney World to summer stays at Grandma’s house, we all have road trip memories from our childhood.  But most of those memories are about the destination, not the journey.  And why is that exactly?  Sure, it’s tough to top bubble making marathons with Nana Smith, and no one can hold a candle to Stories with Belle on Princess Pavilion, but with the new technologies offered in the new Chevrolet family vehicle line, the journey can now be just as much fun.

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The 2015 Chevy Equinox brings up the game in the family vehicle class, with a fuel economy that pulls it to the forefront of the SUV game, at 32 mpg highway.  And it doesn’t stop there.  The versatile cargo options will but the best soccer moms into a frenzy of afternoon snack cooler, dance costume, and class pet carrier storage solutions with room to spare.

 

The 2015 Chevy Traverse offers an affordable option to stretch out in, seating up to 8 passengers comfortably and a class-leading 116 cubic feet of cargo space.  Next summer’s family reunion? Conquered, with safety in hand, wielding industry-first front-center side-impact air bag, lane departure warning, and blind zone alert.

The 2015 Chevy Trax doesn’t know the meaning of “small,” as a compact SUV that is taking a new perspective on space and efficiency. An alarmingly long list of standards make the Trax a leader in technology, with ChevyMyLink, and a 7-inch touch screen.  If that isn’t enough, how about that the front passenger seat actually folds down flat? Yea. You won’t find that on every street corner.

 

So shudder no longer at the idea of cruising through the school pick-up line in a daunting minivan, and find comfort in the four-wheeled, safety-laden, cargo-yielding barriers of the 2015 Chevrolet family vehicle line.  Check out our inventory here.

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This post was written by Milton Ruben Social Media Specialist Heather Cortright.

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