2012 Chevy Silverado 3500 vs. GMC Sierra 3500

Power, performance, and payload. The 3 P's. That's what you'll get with the Silverado 3500 and you'll get a lot of it. With the 2012 Silverado 3500 being able to tow up to 23,000 lbs, it's no wonder that the Silverado offers the best-in-class maximum towing capacity and best-in-class maximum payload capacity.

The 2012 Silverado offers a Tow/Haul mode option that is going to enhance your performance when pulling heavy loads. This technology modifies that automatic transmission shift schedule and helps reduce throttle pedal activity. Brand new for the 2012 Silverado 3500 model is Cruise Grade Braking which uses transmission downshifts to allow engine compression braking. As you can see, not only is this truck strong, it's smart.

When comparing the comfort level between the Chevy Silverado 3500 and the GMC Sierra 3500 there is a distinct winner. Offering greater head- and legroom is the Silverado allowing passengers to stretch out more than if they were in a GMC Sierra. Isn't that nice? Oh yeah, the seats are have heating and cooling options as well.  The 2012 Silverado doesn't make you compromise anything- You get it all, power, performance, payload, comfort, and we haven't even talked about safety yet (don't worry, the Silverado won't disappoint you there either).

The 2012 GMC Sierra 3500's MSRP is higher than the Chevy Silverado 3500 meaning it's going to make you dive into your wallet a little more. That's never good. Not in times like these it's not. Make the smart move and go with the 2012 Silverado 3500 because Chevy Runs Deep, on and off the job.

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