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Shop new Chevrolet Silverado trucks for sale in St. Louis, MO at Weber Chevrolet in Creve Coeur. Whether you need a light-duty pickup for everyday driving, a heavy-duty truck for serious towing, an all-electric Silverado or a commercial truck built around a specific job, Weber Chevrolet can help you compare the Chevrolet Silverado lineup in one place.
The Silverado family covers an unusually wide range of truck buyers. A Silverado 1500 can serve as a daily driver, family truck, work truck or tow vehicle. Silverado 2500 HD and 3500 HD trucks step up to heavier trailering and payload demands. Silverado EV brings electric power and long-range capability to the truck segment, while Chevrolet medium-duty Silverado trucks serve contractors, fleets and commercial operations.
Weber Chevrolet serves truck shoppers throughout St. Louis, Creve Coeur, Chesterfield, Ballwin, Maryland Heights, Kirkwood, St. Charles, St. Peters, O’Fallon, Florissant, West County and communities throughout the greater St. Louis area.
Start with the truck category that best matches your workload, towing needs, daily driving and budget.
Silverado 1500 | Silverado 2500 HD | Silverado 3500 HD | Silverado EV | Commercial Chevrolet Trucks
The best Silverado depends on what the truck actually needs to do.
The Chevrolet Silverado 1500 is the core light-duty truck in the Silverado family.
Current Silverado 1500 buyers can choose among multiple engine options, including TurboMax gasoline, V8 gasoline and Duramax diesel power depending on configuration.
A properly configured current Silverado 1500 can tow up to approximately 13,300 pounds and offers up to approximately 2,260 pounds of maximum available payload.
Silverado 1500 can work particularly well for:
Current Silverado 1500 engine choices include:
The right engine depends on towing requirements, annual mileage, driving habits and personal preference.
Trail Boss models are aimed at buyers who want factory-installed off-road equipment without moving directly into the more specialized ZR2.
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High Country is aimed at shoppers who want full-size truck capability with a more premium cabin and technology package.
ZR2 is the most specialized light-duty off-road Silverado and is designed for buyers who place greater emphasis on trail capability, suspension performance and underbody protection.
Drivers who regularly exceed light-duty towing and payload needs should compare the Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD.
Silverado HD offers two major powertrain choices:
The diesel produces 470 horsepower and 975 lb-ft of torque, while the gasoline engine produces 401 horsepower and 464 lb-ft of torque.
For the most demanding pickup applications, compare the Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD.
Available dual-rear-wheel configurations make the 3500 HD particularly important for buyers pulling large fifth-wheel and gooseneck trailers.
A properly configured current Silverado HD with the available Duramax Turbo-Diesel can provide up to approximately 36,000 pounds of maximum available towing capability.
The exact rating depends on the truck’s configuration.
The Chevrolet Silverado EV extends the Silverado family into all-electric trucking.
The current 2026 Silverado EV offers up to approximately 478 miles of GM-estimated electric range, up to 12,500 pounds of maximum available towing and up to 775 lb-ft of available torque depending on configuration.
Electric trucks can make sense for businesses whose driving patterns are predictable and whose trucks return to a home base where charging is available.
Potential applications include:
Silverado EV can also appeal to homeowners who want truck utility without a gasoline drivetrain.
Businesses with more specialized needs should visit Weber Chevrolet’s Commercial Chevrolet Truck Center.
Commercial Silverado options can include:
The Silverado 4500 HD moves beyond pickup-truck duty into medium-duty commercial applications.
The Silverado 5500 HD can support heavier vocational upfits and commercial workloads.
The Silverado 6500 HD sits at the top of Chevrolet’s medium-duty Silverado range for businesses needing substantial GVWR and upfit capability.
A chassis cab allows the business to select a body designed around the job rather than adapting a pickup bed to the workload.
Possible upfits include:
Chevrolet Silverado trucks can serve a wide range of St. Louis-area trades.
Examples include:
Construction fleets may include a combination of Silverado 1500, HD and medium-duty trucks depending on employee and job function.
For example:
Landscape businesses may need trucks for:
Businesses involved in snow removal should select a truck based on the weight and requirements of the plow, spreader, passengers and other equipment.
Boat owners should match the truck to the actual loaded weight of the boat and trailer.
Remember to include:
Camper shoppers should use actual loaded trailer weight rather than relying only on published dry weight.
Heavy fifth-wheel trailers often push buyers from Silverado 1500 into Silverado HD territory, particularly 3500 HD configurations.
Gooseneck users should evaluate truck payload, axle configuration, hitch weight and trailer weight carefully.
Crew Cab models can work especially well for:
Four-wheel-drive Silverado trucks are popular among Missouri buyers who:
Depending on model and configuration, modern Silverado trucks offer advanced technology designed to make towing easier.
Available features can include:
Depending on the model, Silverado trucks can offer:
Silverado 1500 and Ford F-150 remain two of the primary full-size pickups cross-shopped in the St. Louis market.
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Ram places significant emphasis on cabin comfort, while Silverado offers multiple engine choices, extensive trailering technology and dedicated Trail Boss and ZR2 configurations.
Silverado and Sierra share significant underlying engineering but have different trim structures, styling and feature strategies.
Buyers should compare:
Chevrolet has announced a next-generation Silverado 1500 for 2027.
Because it represents a new generation rather than a simple model-year carryover, shoppers interested in the next truck should visit Weber Chevrolet’s dedicated 2027 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 St. Louis research page.
Keep this parent Silverado page focused on the entire truck family rather than turning it into another detailed 2027 research page.
Weber Chevrolet’s Finance Center can help qualifying Silverado buyers explore financing options.
Financing may depend on:
Commercial truck buyers may have different financing and ownership considerations than personal-use customers.
Business buyers should consider:
Lease programs change frequently. Review current Weber Chevrolet offers rather than relying on older advertised payments.
Current Chevrolet truck incentives may vary by:
Visit Weber Chevrolet’s current new Chevrolet specials for current program information.
A qualifying trade can potentially reduce the amount financed.
Start with Weber Chevrolet’s Value Your Trade tool.
Qualifying Ford pickups may be traded toward a Chevrolet Silverado.
Qualifying Ram trucks can also potentially be traded toward a new Silverado.
GMC Sierra owners may compare Silverado trims, current inventory and available offers before trading.
Colorado owners may step up into Silverado when they need:
Weber Chevrolet’s Chevrolet Service Center can assist with qualifying Silverado maintenance and repairs.
Common Silverado services can include:
Weber Chevrolet’s Chevrolet Parts Center can help identify compatible Silverado parts and accessories.
Available truck accessories may include:
Weber Chevrolet is located at 12015 Olive Blvd, Creve Coeur, MO 63141.
Chesterfield truck buyers can compare Silverado 1500, Silverado HD and Silverado EV options at nearby Weber Chevrolet.
Ballwin shoppers can research Silverado engines, towing, 4WD and financing before visiting Weber Chevrolet.
Maryland Heights truck shoppers have convenient access to Weber Chevrolet’s Creve Coeur location.
Kirkwood buyers can compare current Silverado inventory, truck classes and trade options online.
St. Charles truck buyers can compare Silverado light-duty, heavy-duty and electric trucks before visiting Weber Chevrolet.
St. Peters-area buyers can research Silverado towing and configuration options online.
O’Fallon truck buyers can browse current Silverado options, estimate their trade and explore financing before visiting Weber Chevrolet.
Florissant-area truck buyers can begin their Silverado search through Weber Chevrolet online.
Weber Chevrolet’s Creve Coeur location serves Silverado shoppers throughout West County, including Chesterfield, Ballwin, Maryland Heights, Town and Country, Des Peres, Frontenac and surrounding communities.
Weber Chevrolet provides St. Louis-area truck shoppers with access to the broader Chevrolet truck family along with financing, trade tools, commercial truck resources, service and parts support.
Silverado shoppers can:
Start with your actual workload. Compare towing, payload, passengers, daily mileage, bed requirements, 4WD needs and commercial use to determine which Silverado is right for you.
Silverado 1500 | Silverado 2500 HD | Silverado 3500 HD | Silverado EV | Commercial Trucks | 2027 Silverado
Depending on inventory, Weber Chevrolet may offer Silverado 1500, Silverado 2500 HD, Silverado 3500 HD, Silverado EV and Chevrolet commercial Silverado trucks.
Silverado 1500 is a light-duty full-size pickup, while Silverado HD trucks are designed for heavier towing, payload and commercial applications.
A properly configured current Silverado 1500 can tow up to approximately 13,300 pounds.
A properly configured Silverado HD with the available Duramax diesel can tow up to approximately 36,000 pounds.
Yes. Silverado 1500 offers an available 3.0L Duramax Turbo-Diesel, while Silverado HD offers an available 6.6L Duramax Turbo-Diesel V8.
Yes. The Silverado EV is Chevrolet’s all-electric full-size pickup.
Depending on configuration, the current Silverado EV offers up to approximately 478 miles of GM-estimated electric range.
Both are heavy-duty pickups, but 3500 HD offers configurations intended for higher towing and payload needs, including available dual rear wheels.
The correct truck depends on the trailer’s loaded weight and hitch weight. Large fifth-wheel trailers often require Silverado 2500 HD or 3500 HD, and some applications may require a 3500 HD dual-rear-wheel truck.
Many buyers find Silverado 1500 better suited to regular daily driving when their towing and payload requirements fit light-duty ratings.
It depends on workload. Silverado 1500 may be sufficient for lighter duties, while Silverado HD and medium-duty commercial trucks are designed for more demanding applications.
Yes. Four-wheel-drive configurations are available across multiple Silverado models and trims.
Trail Boss models provide factory off-road equipment, while ZR2 models use more specialized off-road suspension and hardware.
Yes. Chevrolet has announced a next-generation 2027 Silverado 1500 expected to begin arriving after production launches. Weber Chevrolet has a dedicated 2027 Silverado research page for developing specifications and availability.
Financing may be available for qualifying buyers through Weber Chevrolet’s Finance Center, subject to lender approval.
Yes. A qualifying truck, SUV or car can potentially be traded toward a new Chevrolet Silverado.
Weber Chevrolet can assist with qualifying Silverado maintenance and repairs through its Chevrolet Service Center.
Weber Chevrolet is located at 12015 Olive Blvd in Creve Coeur, Missouri.
