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Choose Your Chevrolet

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Match the Vehicle to the Driving

Finding the right Chevrolet starts with matching a vehicle to how you drive, not how you picture yourself driving. RMP Chevrolet’s Regina showroom carries the full current lineup alongside a wide selection of used and certified pre‑owned vehicles. That gives you real options to compare side by side.

New, Used, and Certified Pre-Owned

Three paths lead to owning a Chevrolet here: buying new, buying used, or choosing a certified pre‑owned vehicle.

  • New Chevrolet: Current models with full factory coverage, the newest safety tech, and up‑to‑date infotainment. A new Chevrolet comes backed by the full manufacturer’s warranty from day one, with the latest version of Chevrolet Safety Assist standard on most models.
  • Used Chevrolet: A lower‑cost route to ownership, with a range of ages, mileage, and price points to suit tighter budgets. We also stock quality used vehicles from other manufacturers, so if a Chevrolet isn’t the only thing on your list, our used lot still has plenty to compare against it.
  • Certified Pre‑Owned: Used vehicles that are inspected, reconditioned, and backed by additional coverage. Every Certified Pre‑Owned Chevrolet goes through a detailed multi‑point inspection before it reaches our lot, and coverage can be extended further with a Chevrolet Protection Plan.

Our team can walk you through pricing across all three categories and help you decide which path suits you best.

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Finding the Right Model

Chevrolet’s current lineup spans several vehicle types, and matching the right one to your routine makes the search much easier. Whether you need a runabout for the city, a family hauler, or a truck for work and towing, there’s a Chevrolet built around it.

Silverado 1500 and Silverado HD

Light‑duty and heavy‑duty trucks for work, towing, or weekend projects. The Silverado 1500 covers most everyday truck needs; the Silverado HD steps up with a heavier‑duty frame and higher towing and payload capacity.

Colorado

A midsize truck that splits the difference between the smaller SUVs and the full‑size Silverado, offering solid towing capability and off‑road‑ready trims in a size that’s easier to park and manoeuvre around town.

Corvette

Chevrolet’s sports car, for buyers who want performance over practicality. Its mid‑engine layout delivers serious performance credentials in a package still comfortable enough to drive every day.

Trax and Trailblazer

Two small SUVs built for commuting and daily errands around Regina. The Trax keeps things simple and affordable with a standard 1.2‑litre turbo engine, while the Trailblazer adds bolder styling, an available 1.3‑litre turbo, and available all‑wheel drive.

Equinox and Blazer

Compact and midsize SUVs for drivers who want more room without stepping up to a three‑row. The Equinox leans practical with a roomy cabin and modern tech; the Blazer brings sportier styling and available all‑wheel drive.

Traverse, Tahoe, and Suburban

Three‑row SUVs ranging from a family hauler to the full‑size Suburban for maximum space. The Traverse has the most car‑like footprint of the three; the Tahoe and Suburban add truck‑based underpinnings and serious towing capability.

Equinox EV, Blazer EV, and Silverado EV

Fully electric versions of Chevrolet’s most popular models, with the same everyday usability and zero tailpipe emissions. The Equinox EV is the most affordable entry point; the Blazer EV and Silverado EV offer more power and range.

Bolt

Chevrolet’s compact electric SUV, back in the lineup with an estimated range of more than 400 kilometres on a single charge – one of the more affordable ways into an EV in Canada today. It slots in below the Equinox EV in size while keeping the same day‑to‑day usability.

During your visit, we’ll ask how you use your vehicle day‑to‑day and what you want from your next Chevrolet. Then we’ll narrow the list to a few strong candidates that fit how you live and drive.

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Chevrolet’s Driver-Assist Technology

Most current Chevrolet models come with Chevrolet Safety Assist, a suite of driver‑assist safety features built around forward‑facing cameras and radar. Depending on the trim, that can include forward‑collision alert, lane‑keep assist, and adaptive cruise control.

Higher trims often add blind‑spot monitoring and rear cross‑traffic alerts. Some also add automatic parking assist and a surround‑view camera system for tighter city parking. We’ll walk you through exactly what’s included on the vehicle you are considering.

The driver's view of a Chevrolet Equinox RS, showing the instrument cluster, infotainment screen and the road ahead

Test Drives at RMP Chevrolet

A test drive tells you more about a vehicle than any brochure or spec sheet ever will. We can arrange back‑to‑back test drives so you can compare how each option feels on the road.

Before you drive, we’ll walk you through the controls and answer your questions. Afterward, we’ll help you weigh your options and outline next steps if you’re ready to move forward. You can also request a price quote online before your visit, narrowing things down from home first.

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Narrowed It Down?

Once you know which Chevrolet fits, the next step is deciding how to pay for it. Call (306) 585-1770 or come see us at Highway 1 and Highway 6, Regina.