Chevy Silverado Centennial Edition

The year 1918 marked the first Chevrolet pickup truck: the Chevrolet One-Ton and half-ton Light Delivery. 100 years later , Chevrolet has sold 85 million pickup trucks, and it’s commencing a birthday festivity with a unique version Chevy Silverado Centennial Edition.

The 2018 Chevrolet Silverado Centennial Edition influenced its introduction at the Texas To state Fair in Dallas, Texas, and the truck sports a handful of vintage cues. Most notably, the heritage-inspired bowtie emblem is present at the front and rear of the 2018 Silverado Centennial Edition. The badge is lifted from some of the earliest Chevrolet pickups, and the brand says the font is a direct trace from the original bowtie badge.

Centennial Edition Silverados acquire a layer of “Centennial Blue” exterior paint to compliment the heritage badging, and a “100 Year” badge is available on the door. The heritage badging is also present on the spray-in bedliner and floor liners. At long last, chrome tow hookes, a chrome bowtie badge on the steering wheel and 22-inch wheels wrapped in 22-inch all-terrain tires complete the Silverado Centennial Edition.

The unique truck will be accessible on the LTZ Z71 team taxi model and merchants will start to get 2018 Chevrolet Silverado Centennial Editions in October. In any case, hold up, that is not all

Chevrolet will hold a centennial celebration on December 16, 2017, at Texas Motor Speedway. It will cap 100 days celebrating Chevy trucks and is complimentary. However, individuals from Chevrolet’s Truck Legends program will get first dibs on space, since availability is limited.