Essentially a carryover of the 2021 Silverado, the 2022 Silverado 1500 Limited or LTD was launched as a stopgap measure to keep new Chevy trucks in showrooms until the extensively refreshed 2022 model arrives this spring. Since production of the updated 2022 models has in fact begun, that means the LTD truly is a limited model.
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The production run may be limited, but Chevrolet chose not to limit the number of trims available. Limited versions of everything from base W/T to top High Country trims are on the menu and are sold as 2022 models.
For buyers who don’t necessarily consider themselves to be early adopters, one big advantage of grabbing a Silverado 1500 LTD while they’re available is cost. The W/T trim starts at $32,095, considerably less than the $35,445 starting price for an updated 2022 version of the same trim. All prices include a $1,695 destination charge.
What you won’t get with a Limited are all the improvements included with the 2022 freshening, which are extensive. The redo includes revised faces on all trims; a more upscale interior and dashboard, with a larger 13.4-inch touchscreen on all but the base model; and a host of new tech features, including the availability of the Super Cruise semi-autonomous driving feature.
You also don’t have the option of ordering an LTD with the new-for-2022 ZR2 off-road trim, designed to give adventurous truck fans an alternative to the Ford Raptor.
If the Silverado 1500 LTD sounds appealing, you’d best plan on making a trip to your local Chevrolet dealer soon. With production of the freshened 2022 Silverado underway, there won’t be more LTDs coming. When they’re gone, they’re gone.
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