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  1. The notion that manuals "need to go away" is absurd on its face. There simply isn't any reason behind that statement. Choice is always a good thing, and that applies to transmissions as well as any other aspect of equipment in a car. For my part, even if I won the lottery tomorrow, I'd never buy a new performance/super/hyper car with flappy paddles - it's a deal breaker. For me, manuals are simply more fun and engaging to drive - that's a happy exchange over an automatic that shaves a few tenths off of the 0-60 time. "It's faster" pales in comparison to "it's more fun". As for the tech (driving modes etc.), I'd opt out of that too wherever possible I don't like video games, and I sure don't want to drive one. I hope there remains room in the world for both, and the campaign to remove the choice dies, but as for me, I'll take the analog version.
  2. I have an NOS grille - but it is spoken for.
  3. And let's not forget their penchant for getting something right - just in time to cancel it.
  4. Perhaps. But so much of what they have done over so many years is counter-intuitive. And just how many times have we watched them miss the boat?
  5. GM's marketing decisions never cease to perplex. You would think by their decisions that the mission is to sell fewer cars.
  6. Roger makes the distinction I would call most likely here. Assuming that the 8 lug prototype indicates production trim for this Suburban, and only the 5.3 as motivation, 2500 minus the HD suffix feels just about right. Not offering the 6.0 (or the Duramax for that matter), strikes me as typical GM hedging. Not very smart, but par for the course. With that said, this will plug a gaping hole in the lineup. People TOW with Suburbans, often that is why the purchase is made over other alternatives. So we really need to see the towing ratings for this new offering to know what we have here.
  7. Might still be true with them, but I can't say for sure.
  8. IIRC, G80 requires Z71 on the Av. At least on the old bodystyle.
  9. All the time I've been away from here, and GM is still doing the same old silliness. More empty promises coming to light.
  10. It would be nice to be in a situation that would allow for "buying trips" to the western states.
  11. Someone at Chevrolet did their homwework, Chaparral was a huge thing in road racing and a reason Chevy was taken seriously in those circles. Road racing was huge back then, full TV coverage and all. This could be interesting.
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