What does silverado mean?
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GM has a thing for naming their trucks after western places, attractions, etc. Such as; Chevy Colorado, GMC Canyon, GMC Sierra, Chevy Trailblazer, Chevy Silverado.
There's the Silverado winery trail out in Napa valley.
There's the Silverado winery trail out in Napa valley.
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Heh...damn...almost got a lock "hat trick" 
Colorado means "red" in spanish, Sierra can mean "mountain range" or "saw"(the tool)
Silverado I've never heard used in Spanish language...I don't know.
Colorado means "red" in spanish, Sierra can mean "mountain range" or "saw"(the tool)
Silverado I've never heard used in Spanish language...I don't know.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME?
The Silverado name has graced Chevy Pickups since 1975 . . . typically on the top-of-the-line models. So when Chevrolet set out to name its brand new 1999 full-size pickup, the choice was easy.
"This new truck has a high level of standard equipments," said Chevy General Manager John Middlebrook. "It deserved the Silverado name . . . a name that means 'top-of-the-line'."
According to Middlebrook, the new Silverado Pickup will feature base, LS and LT trim levels like the rest of Chevy's truck brands.
http://www.truckworld.com/Truck-Test...silverado.html
The Silverado name has graced Chevy Pickups since 1975 . . . typically on the top-of-the-line models. So when Chevrolet set out to name its brand new 1999 full-size pickup, the choice was easy.
"This new truck has a high level of standard equipments," said Chevy General Manager John Middlebrook. "It deserved the Silverado name . . . a name that means 'top-of-the-line'."
According to Middlebrook, the new Silverado Pickup will feature base, LS and LT trim levels like the rest of Chevy's truck brands.
http://www.truckworld.com/Truck-Test...silverado.html