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On 2/13/2018 at 3:00 PM, Robopie said:

I dont give a rats ass about HUD personally.   I hope the new generation has adaptive cruise control.

I've looked through the order guide and didn't see adaptive cruise.  Anyone else see it?  I'd be disappointed if they didn't offer it since so many less expensive cars/trucks have it.  Heck, it's an option on their Yukon Denali, so why not the ALL NEW Sierra?  Like many, one of my previous cars had it, and I really miss it, especially on those long trips.

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1 hour ago, carfansince73 said:

I've looked through the order guide and didn't see adaptive cruise.  Anyone else see it?  I'd be disappointed if they didn't offer it since so many less expensive cars/trucks have it.  Heck, it's an option on their Yukon Denali, so why not the ALL NEW Sierra?  Like many, one of my previous cars had it, and I really miss it, especially on those long trips.

Just had a base model RAV4 rental that had it.  Best new feature in a long time.  I'll be very disappointed if it's not available, should be standard on LTZ / HC

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7 hours ago, shift_grind said:

Just had a base model RAV4 rental that had it.  Best new feature in a long time.  I'll be very disappointed if it's not available, should be standard on LTZ / HC

I’ve read all the order guides. Looks like it won’t be available at all for the 19 models. I guess we can hope for it in the 2020 model. Disappointing 

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The order guide I read says the HUD is included in the Technology Package {CWM}. Available for LTZ and High Country.

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17 hours ago, Jeffro19 said:

I’ve read all the order guides. Looks like it won’t be available at all for the 19 models. I guess we can hope for it in the 2020 model. Disappointing 

Freaking pathetic when the competition offers adaptive cruise as an option in their full size trucks.  I know many don't want it, so just make it a stand alone option for those that do.

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Yes please! UHD's are so nice to have at times 

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