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jamin87ss Senior Enthusiast

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I sure hope they make this color available with the Sierra A/T package by the time I'm ready to order myself a new truck next summer... just found a couple rendered pics of an orange A/T and I think I may be in love...

 

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Not sure where u found them pics but that is bad azzz

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C. Charles Hahn Senior Enthusiast

C. Charles Hahn

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Don't bet on it, the AT has only been available in about 4 colors from the beginning

 

 

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True, though they did replace a few colors this year already (the new Emerald Green is in, Stealth Gray is out, for instance). I count 6 colors currently available with GAT. Denali is far more restricted.

C. Charles Hahn Senior Enthusiast

C. Charles Hahn

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Emerald green is available? No offense to anyone if it's there preference but yuk

 

According to the GM order guide it is; and you can build one in the configurator on GMC's site. Haven't seen any pics of a green A/T yet, though.

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Dropsix

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Picked this up last night!! The only cayenne metallic Sierra double cab 4x4 with the max trailer package in the whole state of Michigan. 8e6d74d1ce549df0f9b5aeec44f909f4.jpg

 

 

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haha! Looks like you had condensation in your headlights at the dealer. If there was ever a time to complain eh!

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2015sierramax

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They had just pulled it out from getting the paint and fab protection... It's cleared up now. Which wheels are those, the 20's? And why are the wheels off in the next pic?

 

 

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J-man67 Senior Enthusiast

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Yes, they are the 20s. Never wanted larger then 18s, but this was the only truck on the east coast that was crew cab, std bed, buckets, max tow, and came with the power rear window (love that thing) Color wasn't even a choice of mine, but I love it now. It's a rare setup like my 07 so I'm happy. The wheels are off bc i was doing my 1st oil change and rotation. I drive about 5,000 a month so this will be common practice haha.

2015sierramax Enthusiast

2015sierramax

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Cool cool! yeah I wanted the color and max tow... Was hard to find there were 2 in Michigan but was just a couple days late in the first one... But kinda glad I got the 2nd one it had the package with the rear power window and such... Mine has the Cocoa Dune interior which at first I was not fond of but it has grown on me big time! Wouldn't change a thing about it...well crew cab would be nice but my kids are small enough that it's not an issue. Wouldn't have even considered the old extended cab though, the double cab was a good move for GM

 

 

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Yes, they are the 20s. Never wanted larger then 18s, but this was the only truck on the east coast that was crew cab, std bed, buckets, and max tow, and with the power rear window (love that thing) color wasn't even a choice of mine but I love it now. It's a rare setup like my 07 so I'm happy. The wheels are off bc i was doing my 1st oil change and rotation. I drive about 5,000 a month so this will be common practice haha.

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Yes, they are the 20s. Never wanted larger then 18s, but this was the only truck on the east coast that was crew cab, std bed, buckets, and max tow, and with the power rear window (love that thing) color wasn't even a choice of mine but I love it now. It's a rare setup like my 07 so I'm happy. The wheels are off bc i was doing my 1st oil change and rotation. I drive about 5,000 a month so this will be common practice haha.

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Yes, they are the 20s. Never wanted larger then 18s, but this was the only truck on the east coast that was crew cab, std bed, buckets, and max tow, and with the power rear window (love that thing) color wasn't even a choice of mine but I love it now. It's a rare setup like my 07 so I'm happy. The wheels are off bc i was doing my 1st oil change and rotation. I drive about 5,000 a month so this will be common practice haha.

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