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Everywhere I drive around town everyone says how nice of a truck I have. And it makes me smile. I take care of it and keep up with washing it, being black it's a chore. I just wanted a gloating post that our trucks are amazing and the options available to us are phenomenal. Anywhere from 5.3 to 6.2 and Lt to high Country. Then to top it off gmc so we are truly blessed truck owners and we should take a moment to revel in our glory.

 

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Same here! Already put on 100,000 kms on my 2014 All Terrain. Zero mechanical issues.

 

Still love looking back at it in the parking lot.

15 Z71 Senior Enthusiast

15 Z71

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I'm in, really liking my 2016. we need more positive posts, epically on a Friday!

absolutely!!!
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Everywhere I drive around town everyone says how nice of a truck I have. And it makes me smile. I take care of it and keep up with washing it, being black it's a chore. I just wanted a gloating post that our trucks are amazing and the options available to us are phenomenal. Anywhere from 5.3 to 6.2 and Lt to high Country. Then to top it off gmc so we are truly blessed truck owners and we should take a moment to revel in our glory.

 

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I really like and enjoy my truck. I feel fortunate to have such a great vehicle. My sentiments can't go too much higher as it is not a living being! However, I want to make a small correction to your post to include the trucks with the 4.3!

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I really like and enjoy my truck. I feel fortunate to have such a great vehicle. My sentiments can't go too much higher as it is not a living being! However, I want to make a small correction to your post to include the trucks with the 4.3!

Thank you. I'm sorry I do apologize
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Love my truck and it gets a ton of compliments from people that ride in it as well. My dad is already talking about trading his '16 F150 for a Sierra :)

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