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    Can't go without those lifelike inflatables, eh?
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    You mean like the rough-cut glass roof on a Model 3? Well I haven't had to plug it in yet at 37k miles. My panel gaps are fine. The doors open (and close) every time I try. All the trim is on tight. My touch screen works. Etc. etc., and all of this for only $26k. *you're and nope
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    There are myriad reasons to "crap" on Tesla. Poor quality is a real good one, for example.
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    They lead. They make the best trucks. Why waste money on a money-losing proposition? Don't make no sense.
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    Link please, on GM being "committed" to having a 1/2 ton EV pickup.
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    wrong
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    Whoa whoa WHOA there, skeeterbite! Settle down a bit! Nobody wants an uncertain future. Stick with ICE and you'll be juuuuuust fine.
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    POINT PROVEN!
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    Brings up a yuge question regarding EV lovers' sanity, right?
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    Wow, no wonder they're going full electric. It will be a sales BONANZA! ...and the American Automobile Association states that cold weather can cut an EV's range by 40%. In other news: WATER IS WET! Wake up, people!
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    How so? Vast rural areas suggest otherwise. And if Aussies miss their REAL Commodores and reject the FWD Opel version, what makes anyone think they'll leapfrog to adopting EV's with all of their inherent shortcomings?
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    Battleship gray Bolt, near Ephrata, PA as I was leaving Fox Meadows Creamery. Tasty pine-rosemary ice cream, first time tryin' it.
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    So now Dodge is pulling back on their mid-size Ram pickup plans, saying a final decision is not made. Bozos.
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    Nice looking rig in the gray 35th.
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    Sorry, now that I've seen it, I cannot unsee... those cheeks!
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    Well the TuRD model snatches the Adventure's man card, like all of a sudden the Adventure has turned a bit metro, with its cute orange interior trim. The gray/white roof, dark trim and black wheels with slightly more aggressive tire, plus red interior accents transform it a bit. The 4Runner is still their genuine off-road capable wagon, but this, for daily driving plus the occasional weekend play, might do it for a few folks.
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    So they lifted a tailgate design from that noted work truck icon of the past, the Lincoln Blackwood, I am sure it will be durable as all get-out. I see it has a composite liner built in, like the new Silverado/Sierra, so no need to have it spray-lined at least.
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    Pishposh. In the heavy duty truck world, the goal is not speed, but LONGEVITY.
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    Sad because I have a sudden limit on my ability to react to comments at Cheers & Gears. My reactions convey deep meaning. I am not a wordy guy, I like to keep things short and to the point, so this development is somewhat of a catastrophe.
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    Sawr a blue Bolt at a diner on my way to work this morning. It has to be the same one I've seen before on that road.
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    Such comedians!
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    Uh it says "BROUGHT TO YOU BY GANDRUD AUTO GROUP". So it seems like it is a dealer site, not the definitive GM site. Gandrud probably sells Mopar products as well. https://www.gandrud.com/
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    SilveradoHDReveal04.jpg
    So this is an LTZ... looks better than High Country, imo.
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