Chevrolet + Ford pickups
Compare New Trucks Across the Weber Automotive Group
Shop current Chevrolet and Ford truck inventory for commuting, towing, recreation, property projects, jobsite work and commercial use. Start with the truck class and configuration you need, then connect with the Weber dealership carrying the exact vehicle.
The right pickup depends on the work it must perform and the way it will be driven the rest of the time. Weber Automotive Group connects St. Louis and Metro East shoppers with new Chevrolet and Ford truck inventory through multiple locations.
Use the live inventory above for current model years, trims, prices and dealership locations. Truck availability and programs can change. Open the complete listing and contact the identified Weber store with the stock number or VIN to confirm that the vehicle and equipment are still available.
Chevrolet Colorado, Ford Ranger and Ford Maverick shoppers often want useful bed space and capability in a truck that is easier to maneuver and park than many full-size models.
Chevrolet Silverado 1500 and Ford F-150 cover a broad range of daily-driving, towing, recreation and work needs through many engine, cab, bed and equipment combinations.
Silverado 2500 HD and 3500 HD plus Ford Super Duty models serve shoppers who need more demanding towing, payload or vocational capability.
Chassis cabs, service bodies, flatbeds, dump bodies, cargo vans and other business-focused vehicles are best compared through the dedicated commercial operation.
Current Chevrolet inventory may include Colorado midsize pickups, Silverado 1500 light-duty trucks, Silverado 2500 HD and 3500 HD heavy-duty models, electrified Silverado choices and commercial configurations. Availability varies among the Weber Chevrolet locations in Creve Coeur, Granite City and Columbia.
Use the Weber Chevrolet location page to choose a rooftop, review its live inventory and find current offers. Compare the exact engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, axle and trailering equipment on the vehicle—not only the nameplate or trim.
Weber Ford inventory may include Maverick, Ranger, F-150 and Super Duty pickups, electrified truck choices and commercial chassis or upfit configurations. The available mix changes as trucks arrive, are reserved and are sold.
Use the Shop Ford page to continue to Weber Ford in Granite City. Individual vehicle listings provide the most specific source for price, installed equipment, stock number and availability.
Identify the heaviest loaded trailer, trailer type, tongue or pin weight, passengers, cargo and terrain. Verify ratings for the exact VIN and configuration.
Payload includes passengers, cargo, accessories and trailer tongue or pin weight. Check the actual vehicle’s labels and documentation rather than a model-line maximum.
Choose the passenger space and cargo-floor length needed most often. Longer combinations can improve utility but may affect parking, turning and garage fit.
Compare rear-wheel drive, four-wheel drive and available traction or off-road packages around paved-road use, jobsites, weather and recreation.
Powertrain choice can affect purchase cost, maintenance, range, towing behavior, fueling or charging and suitability for high-mileage work.
Trailering packages, brake controllers, auxiliary switches, bed liners, hitches, tool storage and vocational bodies should match the intended use.
Manufacturers publish many ratings for a truck line, but those figures depend on configuration. The highest advertised towing or payload number may not apply to a truck with a different cab, bed, drivetrain, axle, engine, wheelbase or equipment package.
Ask the selling dealership to help identify the relevant labels and manufacturer documentation for the exact vehicle. The truck-towing guide can help organize the questions, but the vehicle documentation and safe loading practices control the final decision.
Review incentives, financing or lease terms, vehicle price, trade allowance, taxes, fees and optional equipment separately. Programs may vary by brand, model, location, buyer eligibility and expiration date. The selling Weber dealership can provide the final figures.
The three Weber Chevrolet rooftops serve new Chevrolet truck shoppers from Creve Coeur, Granite City and Columbia. Weber Ford in Granite City serves Ford truck shoppers. Weber Commercial Truck Center provides a separate path for business buyers and specialized work-vehicle configurations.
Use the location directory to identify the correct store. For a specific truck, contact the location shown on the listing and include the stock number or VIN.
The group connects shoppers with new Chevrolet and Ford trucks through the corresponding Weber dealerships. Current models and quantities appear in the live inventory.
Yes. Use the filters and truck-class guidance to compare midsize, light-duty, heavy-duty and commercial options around the work you need to perform.
Verify the rating for the exact VIN and configuration. Engine, axle, cab, bed, drivetrain, equipment, passengers and cargo can all affect the usable rating.
Use Weber Commercial Truck Center for specialized vocational vehicles and upfit-focused inventory, while the retail stores handle their available pickup inventory.
The specials directory and individual dealership sites provide current offers. Eligibility, vehicle applicability and program dates must be confirmed with the selling store.
A trade may be applied toward the transaction after appraisal. Begin with the trade-value resources, then have the selected dealership complete the final appraisal.