New Chevy SUVs for Sale Near Troy, IL

Chevrolet SUVs outside Jack Schmitt Chevrolet in Wood River, Illinois

Find a new Chevrolet SUV around the passengers, cargo and trips you need it to handle. At Jack Schmitt Chevrolet of Wood River, Troy-area shoppers can compare smaller two-row choices, three-row SUVs and electric models before choosing a vehicle to test-drive. Your destination is 1870 E. Edwardsville Rd., Wood River, IL 62095.

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Explore Trax, Trailblazer, gasoline Equinox, gasoline Blazer, Traverse, Tahoe and Suburban below, along with Equinox EV and Blazer EV. Each model link opens its inventory destination. Check the individual listing for model year, equipment, price and status; this guide does not mean every model or configuration is in stock today.

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Start with the space and driving needs that matter to you

  • Passenger count: decide whether two rows cover your normal trips or whether a third row will be used regularly.
  • Cargo with passengers aboard: compare the space left with the seats you need upright. A maximum figure with seats folded answers a different question.
  • Drivetrain and equipment: identify any AWD, towing, parking-aid or comfort requirement, then verify it on the actual vehicle.
  • Gasoline or electric: consider your regular driving, parking and charging options before selecting a powertrain.

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Chevrolet Trax: a smaller SUV for everyday use

Start with Trax when you want a smaller two-row SUV to compare for commuting, errands and parking. Set the driver’s seat to your position, try the seat behind it and load the bags you use regularly. Check visibility, the cargo opening and the controls you use most rather than choosing from exterior photographs alone.

The 2026 Trax has five seats and front-wheel drive, and Chevrolet does not rate it for towing. If AWD is essential, include a suitably equipped Trailblazer or Equinox in your comparison. Confirm the model year and fitted features on each listing.

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Chevrolet Trailblazer: a small SUV with drivetrain choices

Include Trailblazer if you want a small SUV and need to compare drivetrain options. Chevrolet offers available AWD on the 2026 Trailblazer; do not assume a particular trim name means the vehicle has it. Check the listing and window sticker before arranging your visit.

Compare Trailblazer and Trax with your usual passengers and gear. Try rear-seat access, the loading area and the driver’s view, then ask the team to demonstrate any fitted parking aids or convenience features that influence your decision.

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Chevrolet Equinox: a five-passenger gasoline option

The gasoline Equinox is another two-row choice for shoppers comparing passenger comfort, cargo access and equipment. Chevrolet’s 2027 Equinox seats five and offers available AWD. Verify whether the vehicle you select has FWD or AWD, then compare its seating and cargo area with your smaller-SUV shortlist.

During the visit, try the seat adjustments, rear-seat space, phone connection and liftgate equipment you expect to use. Gasoline Equinox and Equinox EV are separate vehicles; the gasoline model’s specifications and features do not describe the electric SUV.

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Chevrolet Blazer: a midsize SUV with two rows

Consider the gasoline Blazer when you want a midsize, five-passenger SUV and prefer to keep two rows. Compare its cabin layout, seating position, road feel and cargo access with the Equinox. If you do not need a third row, this is a useful comparison before moving to a larger SUV.

Check the actual drivetrain, trim and installed packages rather than treating every Blazer as the same configuration. The gasoline Blazer and Blazer EV are distinct choices, so use the correct model inventory when comparing equipment and ownership needs.

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Compare three-row and full-size Chevy SUVs

Chevrolet Traverse: make the third row part of the test drive

Start with Traverse if you regularly carry more passengers than a two-row SUV accommodates. For 2027, LT offers seven seats or an available eight-seat configuration, while Z71, RS and High Country have seven seats. Confirm the actual second-row layout and seating capacity on the vehicle you shortlist.

Try access to the third row and check the luggage area with the required seats occupied. Bring your stroller, bags or other regular gear so you can judge passenger and cargo fit together. Evaluate child-seat placement using the vehicle and child-seat manufacturers’ instructions.

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Chevrolet Tahoe: compare a full-size three-row SUV

Include Tahoe when you want a full-size SUV with three rows. Compare its entry height, seating arrangement, third-row comfort and parking fit with the Traverse. Try the rear seats yourself, then check the room left for luggage rather than relying only on the vehicle’s overall size.

If a trailer is part of your plans, identify its loaded weight and the passengers and cargo you expect to carry. Ask the team to review the exact Tahoe’s ratings and trailering equipment; capability and installed features depend on the specific vehicle.

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Chevrolet Suburban: prioritize cargo with the third row in use

Suburban is Chevrolet’s largest SUV. Put it on the shortlist when three-row seating and luggage space need to work together. Compare it directly with Tahoe using the seats you plan to occupy and the items you normally take. Check the rear opening, loading reach, floor space and how you would organize a full-passenger trip.

Measure your parking or garage space before the visit, and check the vehicle’s dimensions with the mirrors and liftgate in mind. Confirm the seating configuration, drivetrain and any trailering requirements on the particular Suburban you are considering.

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Explore electric Chevy SUVs near Troy

Equinox EV and Blazer EV provide all-electric, two-row choices. Compare them as their own vehicles, with their own equipment and charging requirements. Use the model year and configuration on the listing when reviewing range information or charging compatibility.

Chevrolet Equinox EV: compare an electric compact SUV

Consider Equinox EV when you want a five-passenger electric SUV. Try its passenger space, cargo area and controls alongside the gasoline SUVs on your shortlist. Compare the equipment and drivetrain of the actual vehicles rather than assuming the shared Equinox name means the same cabin, features or driving experience.

Tell our team about your regular round-trip mileage and where you park so you can discuss a practical charging plan. Ask for a demonstration of the charging-port location, compatible equipment and the vehicle’s charging settings.

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Chevrolet Blazer EV: compare a midsize electric SUV

Include Blazer EV when you want a five-passenger electric SUV and would like to compare its cabin, seating position and design with Equinox EV. Check the exact trim, drivetrain and fitted features. It is a separate vehicle from the gasoline Blazer, not a gasoline specification sheet with a different power source.

During the test drive, ask the team to demonstrate the fitted driving controls and assistance features and explain their limits. Review the range information for that model year and configuration in the context of your regular and longer trips.

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Work through charging before choosing an EV

  • Where you park: consider home, workplace or public charging access. If you plan a home installation, have the electrical requirements and installation work assessed by a qualified professional.
  • Your routes: review routine mileage and longer trips, including charging stops. Weather, speed, cabin heating and other conditions can affect usable range.
  • The actual vehicle: confirm its charge port, supported charging equipment and any adapter requirements. Do not assume every Chevrolet EV or model year uses the same connection.
  • Ownership costs: consider charging equipment and installation where needed, as well as the vehicle price and payment terms.

Build a shortlist before leaving Troy

Choose two or three vehicles around the requirements above, then send our team their stock numbers or VINs. Identify must-have seating, drivetrain, cargo or charging needs so we can discuss an appropriate comparison. Confirm availability before your trip, especially for a listing marked in transit.

Bring the people or everyday items that determine fit, ask to see essential features demonstrated, and compare the vehicles with their seats in the positions you actually use. If a model has no matching listings, tell us what you are looking for or browse all new Chevrolet vehicles for alternatives.

Trade-in and financing for your SUV purchase

Request a Kelley Blue Book Instant Cash Offer for an eligible trade, subject to program terms and dealer inspection. Have your mileage, condition and any loan payoff information ready. Our finance center explains the purchase process and the online application; financing and final terms are subject to lender approval.

Compare the vehicle price, applicable taxes and fees, trade and payoff, down payment, APR, term and total payments together. Review the actual terms rather than choosing from a monthly payment alone.

Plan your Wood River visit from Troy

Visit Jack Schmitt Chevrolet of Wood River at 1870 E. Edwardsville Rd., Wood River, IL 62095. Check sales hours and open directions from Troy to the dealership; change the departure point to your own address for a current route.

Arrange your SUV comparison or call sales at (888) 246-4048. For the family connection, used vehicles and other dealership services, see our Troy dealership guide.

Questions about shopping for a Chevy SUV near Troy

Which Chevrolet SUVs should I compare for three rows?

Start with Traverse, Tahoe and Suburban. Check the specific seating arrangement, access to the back row and luggage space with the seats you need occupied. The right choice depends on your passenger and cargo requirements.

Are Equinox EV and Blazer EV the same as the gasoline models?

No. They are separate electric vehicles with their own configurations and charging requirements. Compare their actual listings and equipment instead of transferring specifications from gasoline Equinox or Blazer.

Can I compare several models in one visit?

Contact us with your shortlist and stock numbers or VINs. Our team can confirm which vehicles are available to view and discuss a visit to compare their seating, cargo room and equipment together.

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