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GM is Eliminating Silverado and Sierra Nameplate Badges on Some Models

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2016 Sierra Owner Senior Enthusiast

2016 Sierra Owner

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Do you really want the High Country/Denali/All Terrain emblem and the Silverado/Sierra badge? That would look crowded.

 

The recent year Denali trucks have only said Denali on the doors IIRC. That being said. I'm sure someone will not like the fact it is missing. Maybe I should have put LOL after my original post?

galliher_nc Senior Enthusiast

galliher_nc

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My truck just has the High Country badge on the doors. I've never seen one that had both the HC and Silverado badge on the door.

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

MikeNH

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I still can't believe anyone cares. If it had the model and trim on the door it'd look stupid. Reminds me of my Tacoma tailgate- It had Toyota, Tacoma, SR5, V6 and 4WD. Hated how crowded it looked but that was a lease so it stayed on.

Colossus Senior Enthusiast

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What sucks is when those badges have tabs on the back of them that go into holes on the body. My mothers Hyundai is a prime example. I wanted to get rid of that ugly crooked "H" emblem on the back as well as the "Hyundai" and "Santa Fe" emblems, but couldn't because of the holes already on the body for the emblems to go into.

okc666 Enthusiast

okc666

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If you look up the 2014 high country on you tube, youll see the tester vehicles with both badges. Good call removing the silverado...imo

Plwtwo Enthusiast

Plwtwo

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My All Terrain only has the AT plate on the side, Ive seen with Sierra, AT and the square GM block.

Rewillia Enthusiast

Rewillia

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Remind me, who cares about whether or not a truck has badges? To each his own I say.

Imcrazy Senior Enthusiast

Imcrazy

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Makes sense to me. I'd like less badging on the trucks in general I think their over-badged compared to the last gen trucks.

Spurshot Senior Enthusiast

Spurshot

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I don't honestly know what badges are on my truck. I'll have to go out and look. I guess that means I don't much care. I'm guessing people that see it don't care either. If I really cared what it looked like, I suppose I would have bought a Vette instead of a 6000 lb steel box.

chuckl1218 Senior Enthusiast

chuckl1218

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OK, Ok, so nobody cares! I just thought it was funny that GM decided to make this change and inform dealers about it, no less ...there are far more issues they should be concerned about IMO.

 

I originally posted this because I was reading the debadge thread and some were trying to figure out whether to debadge or not. I was considering taking off the Texas Edition or Silverado on mine to clean it up, 'cause having both seem busy to me...and then I saw a truck at the dealer with just the Texas Edition badge and saw the bulletin. Forgive me for posting something most of you don't care about.

 

Moderator, please lock this one and let it die. Thanks.

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