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I know this is a small issuem but the cup holders in my crew cab with a bench seat are tiny in the front. A large mountain dew wont even fit. And why do I need three cup holders on the fold down armrest, just make 2 bigger ones. The ones in the back seat are bigger. Also the defroster is too small, it doesnt reach to the side of the drivers side, come on chevy!!

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Really? Cup Holders? Really? Not big enough... 117.jpg

 

Buy a smaller bottle of DEW!

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I mean the normal size one not the one litter although you would think it would fit. but I do have three of them up there for the guy riding in the floor once the folding console comes down. Actually a sonic cup doesnt fit either. I guess this is just for decoration like the card holder???? that is on the left side of the steering wheel.

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All jokes aside I put my work keys in the card holder on the left side. They have the RFID tag that gets me into the gate at the plant and this way I do not loose them. I love that little holder area. Are you saying a 12oz can will not fit in your cup holders?

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Engineers are not allowed to eat or drink in phrototypes so they never find issues like this until production starts.

Your sig is hilarious

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I agree, the cup holders in my AT are larger. I had a loaner SLE with the bench, and my coffee mug wouldn't fit :nonod:

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I haven't had an issue with any drinks so far. From 12oz, to large sonic cups, Burger King cups, etc. I could see how the super large drinks would not fit; but so far, every drink cup/can has fit in mine.

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I haven't had an issue with any drinks so far. From 12oz, to large sonic cups, Burger King cups, etc. I could see how the super large drinks would not fit; but so far, every drink cup/can has fit in mine.

 

 

Maybe mine is messed up then, I cant get the sonic ones in. I know this isnt a big deal really but I just dont understand why they are small.

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Maybe mine is messed up then, I cant get the sonic ones in. I know this isnt a big deal really but I just dont understand why they are small.

 

Or I just haven't bought a large enought drink yet. lol

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