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DrunkViking Enthusiast

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I think it looks like a cross between the Chevy and the GMC , call it a Sierrarado .

abster Enthusiast

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Not too bad. I still think companies try too hard to implement the LED lighting. Also, how about redesigning those 20 inch wheels...?

Victor Ferreira Enthusiast

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I want to see the chrome front end. Not a fan of this one.

To be honest, replacing the headlights and grille might be too expensive, but I have my eyes on that bumper...

Harmholland Enthusiast

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The DRL LED lights look like the LED's that came out 5 years ago. Over the last few years most automakers have been moving to LED light tubes which look so much better.

NemesisC5 Enthusiast

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I like it, wish they showed pictures of the new rear LED tail lights as well.

raco232 Enthusiast

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I like it! I'll trade my vibrating 2014 Sierra in, as long as none of the 2016 trucks don't vibrate!

Daly Senior Enthusiast

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I like it, specially the hood lines, grille and bumper lines. But, like said, I'd like to see the lower trim levels to see what they look like…

anthony2558 Enthusiast

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I don't know. I really think their over thinking the front end. It looks way to heavy in the front, to much going on. It's like the guy at the gym who never does legs. It's all arms & chest.

RobZ71LM7 Enthusiast

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Headlights are the ugliest I've ever seen, but I like everything else. The center trim looks so out of place when it wraps around to the fender and gets huge. I'd also prefer the same number of chrome grille bars bottom and top. At least it's not as ugly as a GMT-900 (flame suit on).

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It's really funny to me that all us guys are so critical.

 

GM (and every other maker of anything where looks matter to sales) spent millions of dollars and polled thousands of people to come up with this style.

 

If the economy stays good, they will make billions of dollars on this truck.

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