The 2023 calendar year is shaping up to be a record year for Chevy Accessories sales, with the brand rapidly approaching its goal of selling $615 million worth of add-on accessories. Additionally, e-commerce for accessories has increased substantially over the last year as more and more shoppers opt to buy their accessories online, rather than in-person at an official Chevy Accessories dealer. Chevy Accessories offers a wide range of products across its model range.
In addition to providing new parts and add-ons for customers, Chevy Accessories also helps to move units off dealer lots. In fact, according to Chevrolet, units of the Chevy Silverado 1500 pickup truck sell more quickly from dealers when they are already equipped with LPO-level options. For those readers who may be unaware, LPO-level options are installed on the vehicle by the dealer, as opposed to at the factory when the vehicle is initially produced.
Chevy pickups like the Silverado have a particularly wide-range of accessories to choose from, with popular items like floor protection via all-weather floor liners, easier ingress and egress via assist steps, and added protection in the rear via tonneau covers. Trailering items are also a popular option, with Chevy Accessories offering fifth wheel accessories, hitch balls, hitch ball mounts, hitch trailers, locks and wiring harnesses.
For those Chevrolet customers with performance in mind, Chevrolet Accessories has that covered as well, offering brake system upgrades, exhaust systems upgrades, and suspension system upgrades. There’s also performance-flavored goodies that enhance the styling, such as new engine covers for the C8 Corvette Stingray (including, Sterling Silver, Visible Carbon Fiber, and Edge Red).
For those customers eager for a deal, Chevy Accessories now has several enticing offers on the table, including 10 percent off when you spend $150 to $299, 15 percent off when you spend $300 to $599, and 20 percent off when you spend $600 or more. Head over to the Chevy Accessories website (accessories.chevrolet.com) for more information.
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Sure, it’s easy to add it on to the note.
Work fleet regularly gets running boards (“assist steps”) for the 2500s/3500s. One needs to be an NBA star to climb into these things otherwise!
Does the LPO pricing include the dealer installation cost or are people going to get a installation charge shock when they pick up their new vehicle? Tomg
LPOs ordered with the vehicle have installation included on MSRP. Dealer gets paid from GM.