Chevy vs. Ford

Chevy and Ford are two of the most prominent automakers in this country — so if you’re looking for a vehicle you can rely on through thick and thin, both brands are a good bet. Still not sure if you want to drive with Chevy or Ford? Read below for a head-to-head comparison of Chevy vs. Ford Chevy vs. Ford warranty coverage and models — and then stop by our showroom in El Paso to see your favorite Chevy trucks, sedans, and SUVs up close.

Chevy vs. Ford: Trucks & SUVs

In recent years, compact SUVs have eclipsed smaller passenger vehicles in popularity due in part to their spacious cargo holds. Whether you look at the Chevy or Ford lineup, it’s clear that both brands are well-represented here. You’ll find newly-launched models from both automakers: a revamped subcompact Trailblazer crossover from Chevrolet, and an all-new line of Bronco off-roaders from Ford.

Chevrolet offers two midsize SUVs: the two-row Chevy Blazer and three-row Chevy Traverse. So which brand has the edge in one of the industry’s hottest model segments? If you’re not familiar with the Chevy lineup, continue your Chevrolet vs. Ford comparison by taking these popular Chevy models for a test drive:

• Chevy Traverse – A favorite among El Paso, TX families, the Traverse offers roomy cabin, smooth ride, and user-friendly infotainment system.
• Chevy Blazer – Thanks to its crisp handling and excellent efficiency, the Blazer is a smart choice for small families looking to save on fuel and park more easily in downtown Van Horn, TX.
• Chevy Colorado – Looking for a compact pickup with full-size power? The Colorado cranks out 308 horsepower, and offers a smooth ride and easy-to-use infotainment system.

Chevy vs. Ford: Sports Cars & Sedans

When it comes to small sedans, the Chevrolet lineup gives Las Cruces, NM drivers more to choose from. Ford has already retired the Fiesta and compact Focus models, and you also won’t find any competition from them in the large sedan and luxury sports car segments. By contrast, there’s a wide range of Chevy sedan models in this year’s lineup, including the legendary Corvette, and the all-electric Chevy Bolt EV.

Chevy vs. Ford: Warranty Coverage

Before you decide what brand you’ll be driving with next, you may want to compare the Chevy vs. Ford warranty coverage. Both automakers offer 3 years or 36,000 miles of bumper-to bumper coverage for new models, but Chevy vehicles are better-protected with a longer powertrain warranty term:

Chevy Warranty Coverage

• New Vehicle Limited Warranty – 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first.
• Powertrain LimitedWarranty – 5 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Ford Warranty Coverage

• New Vehicle Limited Warranty – 3 years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first.
• Powertrain LimitedWarranty – 5 years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first.

Compare Chevrolet vs. Ford Models With a Test Drive in El Paso

If you’re still researching Chevy or Ford models, the team at Rudolph Chevrolet is happy to provide more specs and help you choose the vehicle that’s right for your needs and budget. Use our Vehicle Finder Service to narrow down your options, or contact us to learn more about your favorite models.