5 Attractions You Must Visit
Burien is one of several charming cities on the outskirts of Seattle, making it a fantastic place to explore some of the best attractions throughout the Pacific Northwest. Whether you want to head north into the striking metropolis or head east into some of North America’s best forests and mountains, you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to things to do. These are a few spots worth visiting for Burien natives and visitors alike.
- The Museum of Pop Culture
Seattle is known for its unique culture, and there’s no better place to experience it than at this museum attraction. From video games to music, sports, and more, the Museum of Pop Culture documents some of the city’s best contributions to local and national art and more. Read the rest of this entry »
The Redline is a first-ever series that Chevy introduced for its 2018 lineup of vehicles. Named for the eponymous stripes on the inside of each rim and other red details across the body, these vehicles are notorious head-turners. But it’s not just the unique look that makes them a popular option for drivers who like style — particularly for those who prefer a utility-focused truck like the Colorado. These are some of the specs, performance features, and other benefits that make the 2018 Chevy Colorado Redline exceptional.
Exterior Accents
The first thing you can expect and will likely notice from these vehicles is the exterior design. A few touches are exclusive to these models. Red accents Read the rest of this entry »
Where to Find the Best Bakeries in Seattle
From sugar-coated desserts to rich bread and pastries, the best bakeries in Seattle know how to please your taste buds with the tastiest tarts and treats. From notable shops to lesser-known gems, finding a spot to enjoy your next sweet and savory delights is just a simple search away. In fact, here are four of Seattle’s top bakeries and where to find them.
Bakery Nouveau
Bakery Nouveau has three locations across Seattle, including Capitol Hill, West Seattle, and Burien. This popular patisserie is open daily to visitors who are interested in sampling the shop’s classic creations and seasonal selections. It also has an award-winning pastry chef to back its reputation and was voted the Readers’ Choice for Best Bakery five years in a row by Seattle magazine.
Here you’ll find handmade bread fermented to perfection, including sourdough, flaxseed, and artisan bread such as ciabatta, focaccia, and baguette. Read the rest of this entry »
Do the Job Right With a 2019 Chevy Silverado
As more and more trucks are sold with features and options geared toward comfort and even luxury, pickups are fast becoming a popular choice as drivers’ everyday vehicles. Even though there are many comfort, luxury, and technology features on the 2019 Chevy Silverado, there are also many options aimed at getting the most out of the utility that the Silverado offers.
Eyes in the Back of Your Truck
Although the rear vision camera that comes standard on all models of the 2019 Chevy Silverado may seem like a technological luxury feature, this option can make many jobs easier and safer. A rear vision camera can assist a driver by making it easier to see things that may be out of view. Whether it is a large payload stacked high in the bed of the truck or obstacles obstructing the view at the worksite, a rear vision camera can Read the rest of this entry »
3 Museum Exhibits to See Now in Seattle
The largest city in Washington, Seattle is home to an assortment of interesting landmarks designed to attract tourists, including the Space Needle and Olympic Sculpture Park. The gorgeous coastal views of Puget Sound also delightfully pair with Seattle’s diverse museums, many of which offer seasonal showcases to entice the curious mind. Here are three of these top exhibits we recommend catching in spring.
- The Vikings Begin
The Vikings of early Scandinavia hailed from countries such as Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, carrying with them a rich history filled with stories of conquest, settlement, and social hierarchies. They were also the first Europeans to establish communities in North America, and despite popular belief, they weren’t simply known for raiding. You can find out more about them at “The Vikings Begin” exhibit at Seattle’s Nordic Museum until April 14, 2019. Read the rest of this entry »
Meet the 2019 Chevy Traverse
The 2019 Chevy Traverse hits showrooms with an alluring set of trims and accessories guaranteed to catch the eyes of interested car buyers. The midsize crossover SUV has plenty to offer in terms of style, variety, performance, and passenger comfort and is conveniently presented in a sleek and sporty package ideal for everyday trips and family adventures. Here’s what you can expect behind the wheel of the 2019 Chevy Traverse.
Attractive Trim Levels
The 2019 Traverse splits off into many different trims, including the L, LS, LT Cloth, RS, LT Leather, and Premier, each of which tackle the road in front-wheel drive. The group that runs in all-wheel drive is slightly different, dropping the base L and adding in the High Country, bringing the count for both lineups to six trims apiece. Read the rest of this entry »
5 Reasons to Visit Olympic National Park This Winter
Olympic National Park covers almost a million acres and has incredible diversity. Old-growth rainforests, over 70 miles of coastline, and glacier-capped mountains are all there to be experienced. With fewer visitors, winter can be an exhilarating time to explore what the park has to offer and here are five reasons you should go.
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Rainforest Hiking
The Pacific Northwest is known for its rainfall and with an average of 12 feet of rain per year in Olympic Park, the temperate climate here is perfect for sustaining the rainforests. During the wet winters, the forests really come alive.
Put on your raincoat and galoshes and walk the trails beneath the lush green canopy of the trees. Big-leaf maple, Douglas fir, Read the rest of this entry »
4 Tips for Safe Driving on Ice
Washington roads can be dangerous in the winter. Ice makes for some tricky situations for vehicles and drivers. Know what preventative and reactive actions you can take before and while you’re on the ice.
Burien Chevrolet knows cars and how to drive them safely. We’ve put together a list of our top tips for driving on ice.
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Reduce Speed
The best practices in avoiding bad situation are preventative ones. The best way to prevent sliding on ice? Drive slower.
Once your vehicle starts sliding on ice, the forces that were moving your car forward will be used against it. It sounds like Read the rest of this entry »
5 Best Wintertime Activities in Seattle
You may think of winter in Seattle as short days, dreary gray skies, and cold temperatures. But in the city and nearby, there are plenty of fun wintertime activities to keep you amused, both indoors and out. Here are five recommendations for you.
- Space Needle
For the best panoramic views of Seattle, Puget Sound, and the surrounding mountain ranges, a visit to the iconic Space Needle is a must. Recently renovated, there are now two additional thrill levels. Sit on the glass benches and take in the breathtaking views through the outward sloped floor to ceiling windows. Or dare to step onto The Loupe, the world’s first rotating glass floor. Read the rest of this entry »
Rev Your Engine in the 2019 Chevy Camaro
The 2019 Chevrolet Camaro is here and better than ever. It’s been redesigned to distinguish itself from its ancestors, and it packs more exciting features than ever.
Burien Chevrolet is amped about these exciting changes and updates. Here are highlights of some of our favorite features of the new Camaro.
Updated Modernity
The 2019 Camaro has been reimagined to give the ride an even bolder look than its predecessors. It’s more rounded-out than the last couple years’ incarnations, giving it a Read the rest of this entry »


