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What are your thoughts? The Chevy Blazer relaunch was an epic case of 'lunchbag letdown'. Jeep Wranglers and Ford Broncos stick out like a sore thumb. The AI photos do not look like a 'retro version', but shrunken Tahoes. Get away from the 'futuristic look'. I've seen two concepts. One had rectangular headlight like a Rivian and the other way too big headlights (similar to a previous non-Wrangler SUV) should include dual round headlights like the early version. If not this would look OK At least it has GM styling (albeit the K2XX) A lot of the images floating around look like Bronco IIs or the current Bronco. Looking at the Broncos in my area (central Ontario, it seems to be a mix of 2 doors and 4 doors, 'mall rated' to ones that could go offroad. I'm sure a AT4 and AT4X RPOs could be outfitted similar to a Rubicon if the braintrust understood the whole offroad scene. Crossing my fingers that if it does see the light that the front air dam/bumper doesn't extend below the center line of the tire...

I saw this news earlier this year: https://theautowire.com/2026/06/12/gm-kills-off-chevys-biggest-silverado-trucks-as-sales-collapse-and-factory-fallout-spreads/

And overpriced. I was in the Oshawa Truck Plant when they were being built. Very few. I could count on one hand how many I've seen since

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2026/04/gm-defense-could-build-military-vehicles-in-oshawa-mayor-says/ Oshawa has built pick ups for the Canadian Armed Forces in the past. 1976: Spring of 1981:

I can't see them being all that serious about ramping up inventory after eliminating the 3rd shift in Oshawa.

Googling to see if any update on St Kitts https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/national-business/gm-to-build-electric-motors-at-st-catharines-propulsion-plant-6583688#:~:text=AP-Paul Sancya-,ST.,20%2C 2023.&text=Have a story idea? I wonder if a lot of that will be out the window w/ the Brightdrop van being discontinued?

'Propulsion'... I guess after all these years it is rocket science (inside joke).

Thanks guys. Something didnt seem right to me about it. Also, about the engines that were being assembled, are they still in production & are they built in the same facility as the truck motors? To my uneducated eye, the process seemed more low production/handbuilt vs high volume. Then again I was never in the St Catherines plant during an actual shift.

How accurate is this video: To my eyes, some of the footage seems inaccurate. One shot has a motor w/ a clutch instead of a flywheel. Another has upswept headers rather than cast iron manifolds. And really Mary Barracuda pleased that it's an ICE... I'm not sure why she's on the 'teaser' shot. Finally isn't the new motor scheduled to come out in MY2027?

T1XX I dont know if GM has an internal breakdown for the code. IIRC GMT953 was what we referred to the retooling in Oshawa when we went from extended cab to crew cab production. I [b]think[/b] the extended cabs were GMT943s. Please correct me if I have these crossed up.

No I didnt.

Dressed up for the upcoming season The nephew wired interior & exterior lights in it a week ago:

In the past I've run a bead across the top of the drawbar & then filed it down so that it is snug in the receiver.

Ive had black ones in the past on my regular cabs. The chrome ones are way too gaudy for my liking.