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At Five Star Chevrolet Florence, we carry a vast selection of Chevy Silverado cab configurations and truck bed styles. It can be a bit overwhelming to navigate your options. That’s why we’ve put together this simple comparison between two of the most popular cabin options: the double cab and crew cab. Learn about the differences between the Chevy Silverado Crew Cab and Double Cab with Five Star Chevrolet Florence. Then, apply for financing and contact Five Star Chevrolet Florence to arrange a test drive near Darlington!
There is no difference between the Chevy Silverado Crew Cab and Double Cab when it comes to seating capacity. Whichever of these Silverado cab configurations that Sumter drivers select, they’ll enjoy between 5 and 6 seats. That said, each of these cabins features unique dimensions, especially when it comes to 2nd-row legroom. Let’s take a closer look:
The Silverado 1500 cab configurations are each only compatible with certain truck bed styles. For instance, the Silverado Double Cab must be equipped with the 79.44-inch long Standard Bed, while the Crew Cab can be equipped with the Standard Bed, as well as the 69.92-inch long Short Bed. Compare the cargo volume for each of these compatible truck beds below:
Compare the differences between the Chevy Silverado Crew Cab and Double Cab by arranging a test drive and sitting in both of them! It’s really the only way to truly compare the Silverado Double Cab vs. the Crew Cab. Simply call our team at (854) 204-2465 to book your appointment, or swing by our showroom in Florence. While you’re here, check out our lifetime powertrain warranty that comes with every new vehicle we sell!
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