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Chevrolet Silverado vs Ford F150

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Chevrolet Silverado
Chevrolet Silverado

$130,500 - $166,500

2025 price

Ford F150
Ford F150

$89,990 - $139,990

2024 price

Summary

2025 Chevrolet Silverado
2024 Ford F150
Safety Rating

Engine Type

Twin Turbo V6, 3.5L
Fuel Type
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Unleaded Petrol
Fuel Efficiency
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12.5L/100km (combined)
Seating
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Dislikes
  • Turning circle
  • Short warranty
  • No capped-price servicing

  • Less-than-ideal payload
  • Size impacts 4WDing capability
  • Poor ground clearance and off-road angles
2025 Chevrolet Silverado Summary

The combined sales of GMSV’s 1500 and 2500 HD Silverado offerings currently represent more than 36 per cent of the Over $100K pick-up segment, in which extensive local remanufacturing of US-sourced vehicles to RHD ensures six-figure price tags.

Clearly, these large Chevrolets, which are primarily designed for carrying and towing heavy things, have established a strong foothold in Australia.

We recently trialled the latest MY24 version of the biggest Silverado from a tradie’s perspective, to see if this giant could be a superior alternative to local one-tonne ute offerings in the dual roles of weekday worker and weekend leisure machine.

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2024 Ford F150 Summary

US utes are becoming increasingly popular in Australia. And the Ford F-150 Lariat long wheelbase – the top dog in the F-150 line-up – is the latest arrival in America’s full-size pick-up invasion of Australia.

If you’re considering a US ute like the Ram, Chevrolet Silverado or even the upcoming Toyota Tundra, then the F-150 seems, on paper at least, well-engineered, well-equipped and purpose-built for towing and touring. 

Americans love the F-150, so why shouldn’t we? But is it any good off-road

Read on.

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