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Did I count correctly; >24 separate issues and problems indicated

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By Rewillia
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Luster Senior Enthusiast

Luster

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A lot of people who have a problem log into forums to bitch.

 

BUT... there are over a half-million '14 trucks out there and I haven't heard even one negative comment outside of this forum.

 

Not one problem here. LOVE this truck!

 

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http://www.goodcarbadcar.net/2011/01/chevrolet-silverado-sales-figures.html

SlavO Enthusiast

SlavO

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22k+ miles in 11 months of ownership and NOT one single issue! Now, I've gone in to get the recalls taken care of (3) but I've had no actual issues out of anything! Keep the oil changed and gas in it (which I don't actually have right now LOL) and she's good to go! I love this truck! Can't wait to put the 12" suspension under her with 26x16's and 37.5's! Gonna keep her for a minute then probably go get a 16 duramax. And yes, I drive that much...it only had one mile on it January 22nd when I bought it from Serra Chevy in Bartlett,TN. That's the damn truth, best truck I've ever owned. Even better than my 6.7!

 

 

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Im right with you in miles but you've like 300 more engine hours. Maybe cause I've only had the truck since May
SouthernSilveradoGuy85 Senior Enthusiast

SouthernSilveradoGuy85

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Im right with you in miles but you've like 300 more engine hours. Maybe cause I've only had the truck since May

 

Same mileage with less engine hours just means you've driven more interstate than him. Basically your average speed is just higher than his.

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Im right with you in miles but you've like 300 more engine hours. Maybe cause I've only had the truck since May

I also sit in my truck with it running at night and bullshit on my phone hahaha probably not the smartest thing to do lol

 

 

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