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Hello! I've had it for two weeks tomorrow and I love this color! :)

I was trying to decide between Summit and Brownstone until my wife and I saw a Tungsten in person and loved it.

It's crazy how much it seems to change in different lighting!

 

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Hello! I've had it for two weeks tomorrow and I love this color! :)

I was trying to decide between Summit and Brownstone until my wife and I saw a Tungsten in person and loved it.

It's crazy how much it seems to change in different lighting!

 

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Nice truck! My neighbor has one in the exact same color!

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I know it's a GMC but same color different name!  

Luster
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I got mine a couple weeks ago. Traded in my '13 LT for a '14 Tungsten Metallic LTZ Z71 on factory chrome 22's... Love this truck!  

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My 2014 with leveling kit, gear alloy wheels, and 3055520 toyo at ii tires.

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Very nice Yellow, I was going to get this color but my wife talked me into the brownstone metallic. We bought her a 2015 Highlander Limited this past December in a charcoal metallic so she "suggested" I get a different color not so close to hers. I do like the tungsten but I think the brownstone was a good choice. F-5

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Luster Senior Enthusiast

Luster

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Looks Like My Iridium paint , why do GMC and Chevy name them different?

 

GM does this... for example

 

Dark Cloisonne Blue

Admiral Blue

Topaz Blue

 

All the same color and same paint code. Many examples of this in all GM lines through the years (and even in the same year, as in the "Tungsten" and "Iridium").

 

Another example...

 

Red

Victory Red

Fire Red

Chili Pepper Red

Blaze Red

 

All have the same paint code.

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Newbee from Louisiana checking in.

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damnnnnnn not normally a fan of big wheeled low pro trucks but that looks mean

thanks. I get lots of compliments.

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I posted a few pictures on a different thread but here ya go20150613_190653-1_zpshvepzy1f.jpg

 

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Awaiting running boards and in a few more 1000 miles ill get different tires. There is quite a few of the new chevys on the base where I work but havent seen to many CC standard beds, my buddy swung by to check it out, he has a 05 F350 and was amazed at how they finally offered the CC in a standard bed length, he thought it was a 3/4 ton at first

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