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Are you looking for a Buick, GMC, or Chevy SUV to take your family to and fro? Visit Richland Motors for competitive prices on all our SUVs, like the luxurious Buick Enclave (pictured) and spacious GMC Acadia. Whether you need plenty of space, technology features, or off-roading capability, we have something to match your needs at Richland Motors.
Last month, Chevrolet debuted the new 2022 Bolt EUV. Not to be confused with the 2022 Bolt EV, which has been freshly redesigned, this is the best of the Bolt EV with an SUV's qualities. It also includes some enhanced technology and additional features while remaining affordable.
You may read that and wonder if that's really safe. You might think of 3D printing as something you can do for quick tests, something to see if engineers have the idea right. Actually building a car from them, though? Aren't they fragile?
Fuel isn't the only thing required for a vehicle to run smoothly. Cars contain interchangeable parts, and even parts within parts, such as the engine. One of these is the alternator.
Think of it as a large, wind-up radio. To keep a wind-up radio powered on, the crank on the radio's exterior must be spun. If not, the radio would quickly shut down from a lack of generated electricity. An alternator works the same way, deriving power from a motor that spins, which drives an electric current.
Surprisingly to some, the battery doesn't charge a vehicle, so…
You may have heard the term "gasket" before or even been the unfortunate recipient of a malfunctioning one, but what exactly is a gasket as it pertains to vehicles? A gasket is a flat piece of material that is formed to fit between two surfaces and is secured to form a seal. The two pieces on either side of a gasket are then bolted on to ensure they stay in place.
While there are many gaskets securing parts underneath the hood of your vehicle, one of the most important ones is the head gasket. Responsible for mating the cylinder head…
Throughout the storied history of automotive manufacturing, there has truly never been a midsize truck quite like the Chevrolet Colorado. In this mightily original marvel of engineering, a supremely durable nature is seamlessly merged with extraordinary ruggedness. Seriously, Roswell better be ready to observe the sheer strength of this legendary workhorse.
With the 3.6-liter V6 engine, this regal beast can effortlessly lug 7,000 pounds at a time. The Z82 Trailering Package intuitively maximizes the full range of capabilities possessed by Chevy’s
The Chevrolet Equinox offers premium safety features for a stylish, small SUV. At Richland Chevrolet, we have the Equinox safety features for you to explore in person. Consider this SUV for traveling as well as running errands around town. Whether you want safety features that help you park or help in heavy traffic, the Equinox is a wonderful choice.
The rear vision camera in the Chevrolet Equinox helps you see obstacles behind your vehicle as you put it into reverse. This safety feature is great for pulling out of driveways as well as parallel parking.
Distracted driving doesn’t carry the same stigma as other forms of impaired driving, but it does lead to thousands of otherwise avoidable vehicle accidents every year. We here at Richland Chevrolet believe in promoting all aspects of automotive safety and offer the following tips on how you can avoid distracted driving.
Taking full advantage of the onboard connectivity features included on your vehicle is a great way to reduce some of the hazards associated with distracted driving. Syncing up your device through Apple CarPlay or Android Auto allows you to access navigation and other
At Richland Chevrolet we often hear people ask “how do brake pads work?” This is a valid concern since the brakes are a vital component in the control of any vehicle. Here is the answer to that question.
If you want your car to stop, or simply slow down, you must be able to control tire movement. Tires are mounted to a wheel which is connected to the rotor. The rotor is the wheel part that the brake presses on when the brake pedal is depressed. Brake pads are attached to calipers on disc braking systems. These pads are constructed…
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