Don't forget about your pet family members when purchasing a new vehicle. Here are the best vehicles from Jeff Gordon Chevrolet with a few features that every dog-friendly car should have.
There's nothing quite like taking a road trip with your fury 4-legged best friend.
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The world's most fuel-efficient pickup truck is loved by environmentalists and animals alike. What makes it so perfect for pets? Inside the cabin, the Colorado offers all-weather floor mats, a fold down rear bench, and vinyl seats that are easy to clean, whether they track in mud or their own fur. The EZ Lift-and-Lower tailgate also makes it easy for pups to hop in the back, as long as you are transporting your dog in a safe kennel using the GearOn utility track and 13 bed tie-downs. Just remember-never let a dog roam free in the bed of a pickup while driving, for their safety.
Chevrolet's massive full-size SUV, the Chevrolet Suburban, offers up to 121.7 cubic feet of cargo space, which means there is plenty of room for even the largest of dogs to travel in comfort. Available accessories include floor liners and all-weather floor mats, just in case adventures get a little muddy.
If you aren't looking for something quite as big as the Chevrolet Suburban, you can still offer ample room to your four-legged friends with a smaller SUV, like the Chevrolet Equinox. With 60/40 split-folding rear seats, you can free up 63.5 cubic feet of space for your dogs and/or cats to use. Dogs may also enjoy the cool breeze you can let in via the available sunroof. Accessories like floor liners and all-weather floor mats make clean up super easy. And don't worry about your dog's lovable but big head blocking your blind spots-you can see all around you with available Surround Vision.
This compact SUV will offer comfort and capability to and you furry friends. With eight different seating configurations, this will allow your dog to stretch out and lie down comfortably and the rear lift gate makes loading and unloading carriers, crates and kennels safer and more convenient.
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