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  1. balthazar
    GM should offer a ‘Street Boss’ 2-in lowered package.
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    I'm 5'8". Stood next to a 2020 2500HD on the dealer lot last night- bed sides are chin-height on me. Can only reach 50% into the depth of the bed- but I can touch the bed floor on my '04 2500HD. If I buy a new truck, even a 1500, I'm going to have to seriously look into a lowering kit. I use my bed all the time.
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    It has something to do with the shift buttons.
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    They share the same console section/stack, same steering wheel, same instrument cluster. The basic difference is the AT4's screen is mounted higher and the dash isn't topped by a thick layer of padded HVA/C ducting. I agree the design is better executed, but the layouts are nearly the same.
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    Tidbit from the field; local Chevy salesman said 'like 90%' of Silverados they sell are short beds. ?
  7. balthazar
    ^ Honda Clarity looks, for a Maserati GranTurismo price. Great business model. ?
  8. balthazar
    I would definitely go with the AT4 interior. They built the Denali dash too tall / cliff-like.
  9. balthazar
    ^ Got in the truck to do a late-night job and the DIC flashes me 'battery not charging'. Must be the alternator. Can't really complain that the original went 196,000 miles. Will replace it & the serpentine tomm.
  10. balthazar
    Hey! Just like Tesla!
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    'They' said the same thing about BMW when it got (just about) obliterated. It took a pus sac of a car to save them but you know what; BMW doesn't market that same vehicle anymore. Amazing how manufacturers retain the authority to change their products according to changing markets, ain't it?
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    The top skin may be the same, but the C-Pillar is definitely unique to Olds here. They used a huge kick-up in both the quarter window and the decklid, so the steel and the glass is different than Buick, Pontiac or Chevrolet.
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    audi or lexus didn't start that trend. - - - - - These now-differentiated big GMCs look pretty impressive. Seeing the money put into this program has me really curious to see the next Escalade.
  14. balthazar
    Oldsmobile- perfecting ugly since 1942. (kidding). Interesting how much in common the Delta 88 has with this Riv, but how MUCH better Buick pulled the elements off :
  15. balthazar
    Well, that's the unassailable constant; that men (especially white) are stupid. If you 'call BS' on that, you're ignoring the consensus of 97% of scientists.
  16. balthazar
    I don't get it. Are there people that think ANY picture of a woman doing ANYTHING is somehow sexist? Who are these people?
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    Yeah; probably. A BMW 1-series has an overall length of 172" and a base curb weight of 3252. A Chevy Vega has an overall length of 170", and a base curb weight of 2190. Imagine what the BMW would weigh if it had as thick of sheet metal and as little of plastics & aluminum as the Vega did. It'd be 4000 lbs.
  19. balthazar
    I believe mercedes is selling a vehicle with only 188HP- that's the same level as lexus here. Sad.
  20. balthazar
    There is literally no 2 brands more close conceptually & execution-wise than Jeep & Hummer. They fought over their grille designs being too similar, FFS.
  21. balthazar
    Maybe it'll also have a 'douchey poser rubbermaid' image.
  22. balthazar
    At $125K, Bollinger is the new Hummer H1. Minus the sales.
  23. balthazar
    I do sometimes use my wife’s Malibu, thats getting 32 mpg. ?
  24. balthazar
    ^ That bear plate is awesome! - - - - -
  25. balthazar
    Strictly opposed to going with the "no-brainer" idea of using 'Electra' for an EV... ... I have zero issue with using the equally 'no-brainer' name of Hummer for an EV.
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