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tayloch Enthusiast

tayloch

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Mini cooler.

Haha! you beat me to it! I vote for a cooler and a pretty woman to come standard with all GM trucks!

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Txjose Senior Enthusiast

Txjose

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Manual.... Single cab short bed.... 6.2! SS

 

I would trade both my trucks in a heartbeat for that .

 

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Daly Senior Enthusiast

Daly

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The ZR2 option should be left to the Colorado platform. What the Silverado's need Z71 off road package that's more then just shocks and trinkets... Maybe the Z71 package could be the full-size trucks version of the ZR2 package the S10's use to have...

Badass69 Senior Enthusiast

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I would love to see the 6.2/ 8 speed available in a SLE or even in a WT. I cant justify a leather interior, loaded up truck to use for work/towing.

I said that too.... now I drive a double cab LTZ for my company truck.... had to have the 6.2. I don't demolish my trucks even with the crappy places I work so I don't mind....

 

And if it gets bad enough with muck and slop i dont want to push this truck through..... I will go get my shitty 2015 Tundra and drive it instead lol.

 

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Coby7 Senior Enthusiast

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The truck is almost perfect as it is, but la crème de la crème would be better corrosion protection both in connectors and rusting panels and all steel parts. If Mitsubishi and KIA has been able to protect steel from rust why can't GM

paullgj Enthusiast

paullgj

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Manual.... Single cab short bed.... 6.2! SS

 

I would trade both my trucks in a heartbeat for that .

 

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+1! Just bought a 2016 reg. cab with an auto. Drove stick shift for over 40 years. Tried to go over to Matamoros to buy a Mexican manual shift Silverado, but it would have been impossible for me to get it registered here in Brownsville - EPA and DOT regs a nightmare. Definitely need a stick shift combo with 4wd like my old trucks.

Annhl8rX Enthusiast

Annhl8rX

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I'm pretty happy with my 2016 Z71 crew cab. About the only things that would make me like it better would be a little more power, a more level stance, and a little more rear seat leg room. The first two of those can be addressed through the aftermarket pretty easily, but the last one would have to come straight from the factory.

brownclown01 Enthusiast

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A mat without the cutout under the gas peddle. When I pay for off road packages I want to actually get one. A real suspension, real skid plates. Round wheel wells to allow larger tires. And along with that again paying for an off road package and getting pathetic tires is bullshit. Also when I pay for premium sound like Bose be top of the line and really pump. Tow mirrors with cameras and safe change alert sensor. Ability to disable AFM and any of the other "drivabilty" options. A smooth tranny without issues. Powder coated frame and full under coat. What really bothers me in most of these areas I already paid for these upgrades.

 

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