Who else is waiting for a 2016 or 2017?

rongotti · September 17, 2015

I'm waiting, sure, but it's up to GM how long I'll be waiting! It's kinda funny you can get RSE on a Denali TRUCK but not rear seat vents.

What's RSE?

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austingta · September 17, 2015

Rear Seat Entertainment. And it is ridiculous.

And that's why I'm driving to Kansas tomorrow to get a new F150 Lariat 502a.

C/K Man · September 17, 2015

I have hardly any miles on my 2012 Sierra HD 6.0L, so I am not considering a new truck anytime soon. However, if the updated 2017 HD's come with the rumored larger version of the L96, I might consider a new truck in 2018 or so.

'01LS1 · September 17, 2015

My thoughts exactly. The Sierra got good feedback and has since gotten a dedicated webpage on the GMC website with videos, pictures and info.

The Silverado, however, was criticized and GM hasn't released a single picture, or piece of information...

The Sierra web page was out simultaneously with the video they produced. Had nothing to do with feedback.

The same for the Silverado. The photo of it was not brought out with a "what ya'all think" questionnaire.

Orders for the parts to make the changes were put in motion long before the photos were released.

Victor Ferreira · September 17, 2015

I know for a fact they're not changing the design, but it is rather weird that Chevy has not come out with any official word about the Silverado, like GMC has done with the Sierra. I mean, they're bragging all over about the new Cruze and Bolt - both cars that won't be out anywhere near as soon as the 2016 Silverado.

'01LS1 · September 18, 2015

I know for a fact they're not changing the design, but it is rather weird that Chevy has not come out with any official word about the Silverado, like GMC has done with the Sierra. I mean, they're bragging all over about the new Cruze and Bolt - both cars that won't be out anywhere near as soon as the 2016 Silverado.

Say what? The exterior changes are new parts orders, no carry over.

Quick glance at cars.com shows in excess of 100,000 NEW Silverados posted for sale. That is all variants, special editions & some I am sure are already sold. Just left over ads.

Silverado is the main stay of GM, so would think they have to be careful in terms of how they market them. Am sure there is a balance between having general customers knowing

about them vs too many buyers waiting for something new. We have to remember, most buyers are not on these forums for years on end.

sk · September 22, 2015

I know for a fact they're not changing the design, but it is rather weird that Chevy has not come out with any official word about the Silverado, like GMC has done with the Sierra. I mean, they're bragging all over about the new Cruze and Bolt - both cars that won't be out anywhere near as soon as the 2016 Silverado.

They have some limited info (including a pic of the new design) here:

http://www.chevrolet.com/2016-silverado.html

Omar1 · October 10, 2015

I'm going to buy the 2016/2017 Midnight edition for now. I will trade it as soon as they release a very promising update. Like shedding +700 Pounds (using Aluminum frame), Rear A/C vent, Keyless entry with Start/Stop button and A much smaller key design that looks like a credit card and fit my pocket as Lexus do with their vehicles.