2013 marks the final year for the Chevrolet Avalanche. Chevrolet is commemorating the truck by designating the 2013 models "Black Diamond" editions. This means that they will have attractive body ...

The Chevy Avalanche is one of 23 vehicle models with at least a 20 percent chance of remaining operational to 250,000 miles or beyond, according to the results of a recent study. Automotive websit ...

The final announcement has been given — this will be the last year of the Chevy Avalanche, according to a recent press release issued by General Motors. The 2013 model year will be the end of ...

Chevy announced the first-gen Avalanche in February of 2001 as a 2002 model and started production a few months later. Those early versions had a 285-horsepower 5.3-liter Vortec V8 and were ...

The Chevrolet Avalanche price depends on several factors ... The actual mileage will vary depending on the selected vehicle model year, trim, driving conditions, driving habits, vehicle ...

the Detroit-based automaker will cease production of the Chevrolet Avalanche pickup crossover, which was Motor Trend Truck of the Year a decade ago, after the 2013 model year. “More than 580,000 ...

The Chevrolet Avalanche will soon be headed to the big ski slope in the sky: General Motors will axe the model at the end of the 2013 model year. The Chevrolet Avalanche was arguably ...

The 2007 Avalanche redesign has a nicer interior ... folded in four steps to move either the midgate or the rear window. Model year 2013 was its last.

Now, according to a recent report, the 2013 Chevy Avalanche has been identified as a model likely to exhibit paint issues. The insight comes from Consumer Reports, which looked at a wealth of ...

The Chevy Avalanche was last on sale in 2013 ... shifted costs from making it somewhat familiar, like a traditional model, to making its interior nicer and suspension comfier.