jlong1984

Doesn't Chevy have truck month 3 or 4 times a year?

Mine was slightly larger than last year.

Welcome! I hope the GMC treats you better than the Ford did.

You could get a "spray in bedliner delete" on the K2 High Country and Denali. Is that not a thing anymore?

I don't have a Facebook page, nor do I have any interest in joining. I use Twitter and Instagram very rarely. The "little bit country" ad is alright, not a big fan of the Lego one they are running now.

This. They wanted another step to get into the tailgate without looking like they outright copied Ford.

What model years does this cover? There is no way they could have any meaningful reliability data on 2019 models.

The K2 trucks came out in the summer of 2013, and I don't remember the sales really picking up on them until well into 2014. Another thing hurting the T1 is many dealers, at least around here, still have 20-30 new K2s on the lot. They can't afford to really discount the T1 until they get rid of those K2s.

GM never put the 5.3L/8 combo in the SUVs, that was only the trucks. The 6.2L was paired with the 8 speed.

It's the same thing as the Chevy Z71. I didn't notice the 19 Z71s I've driven riding any rougher than my 16 non-Z71 4x4.

I'm pretty sure you could get Bose on the K2 LT/SLE.

I think it has more to do with pushing you into a higher optioned, more expensive truck.

The 2016-2018 refresh seems to be much better and a lot of the issues the earlier trucks had seem to have been addressed. I had a new 2014, bought in late 2013, and if I'm honest, it was a complete POS. I took a chance on sticking with GM, and I haven't regretted it. My dumb ass wants an early model T1 now, I just don't learn.

In fairness, the new body Ram has pretty good crash test ratings.

I've seen LT and RST trucks without Bose that did have SXM. Not sure how they were optioned in order to get SXM.