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What is the difference between a C2500 and K2500 Chevy truck?

The main difference between a Chevy C2500 and a Chevy K2500 boils down to generation and branding. There's no distinct, ongoing difference in capabilities or features between a truck *currently* sold as a C2500 and one sold as a K2500.

Chevrolet used the "C" designation (alongside the "K") for its heavier-duty trucks for a period. At a certain point, they simplified their naming convention and phased out the "C" series, leaving only the "K" series for their heavier-duty trucks (like the Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD).

Therefore, if you see a C2500 and a K2500, the K2500 is likely a newer model than the C2500. They're essentially the same *type* of truck (a 3/4 ton heavy-duty) but from different generations of the Chevy truck lineup. The specifications and capabilities would vary depending on the specific year of each truck.

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