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2020 Sierra 1500 Updates. Make U Wish You Had Waited?


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Bought a 19 AT4 and did want ACC. With that being said, the ACC systems should be getting much better in the next few years. The 2020 Sierra system sounds like a band-aid. Check out the super cruise and GM’s plan to comprehensively roll that out in next few years. Also, I want my next truck to have some 5G tech built in as that’s in the works as well. 

 

 But after seeing the 2020 updates, I still would pull trigger on the 2019 if given the option between the two. The price savings on a 2019 would be preferred to a 2020 just to get a camera-only ACC. A later model coupled with a proper refresh would be preferred to me. 

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Is the 8 speed that bad? Do you think the 2020 8 speed will be better? Trying to decide between 2019 now or 2020 later. Probably no incentives for early 2020.

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5 minutes ago, Snuff said:

Is the 8 speed that bad? 

You're going to get a LOT of differing opinions on this. 

 

After 2100 miles on my RST, I think it's a good transmission. The first 1000 miles seemed to have some odd or even harsh shifts, but it's really smoothed out and works great for me now. 

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1 hour ago, econometrics said:

I don't think those updates collectively would make me wish I had waited for a 2020. Because 2021 will likely be an even heavier refresh, so I'll keep my eyes on that model. 

Yes,  hopefully a new interior. With some care going into the design. Im not happy with what the interior is on the new truck. 2019 1500  2020 2500.  Keeping my 15 a couple more years. Paid off and i can't see spending money on something that is just ok ,  in my book.....   afraid of ram and only slightly impressed by ford. Not worth a new truck, still love the 15,   and Finally the only problem to date / from new was the leaking sharkfin.  FIXED.  So other than shocks that's all i needed so far..... at 51k

 

I hope gm get with the interior redo tho..... sad they went backwards IMHO

 

However. Exterior on both Sierra and Silverado are pretty good to me.... for 19 and 20

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I’ve been feeling the itch to trade my ‘17 1500 Denali since my wife got a ‘19 AT4. I was frustrated there was still no ACC because we use it all the time in our Yukon, and was even contemplating a F150 Limited. I do love my GMCs though, so may ask my dealer when he can order a 20. I’m thinking black with the standard bed and as many options as they can get...


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Happy I bought my 19 with NHT before the tow mirrors come with it. If the 2020 half ton tow mirrors are the same as what’s on the 2020 HDs, that’s gonna look pretty dorky. I know some guys probably really need them but personally I don’t want my truck ugly and harder to park 100% of the time, to make towing easier the 5% of time I pull a trailer.

Happy they added ACC, although I don’t know what I’m missing with it anyway. Never had it.

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Eh for me there’s not much here that I would miss. I’m interested to see the new grille for the AT4. If it’s the same finish as the ‘20 HD AT4 I’m happy with my body color grille. I feel it’s a much cleaner appearance. 

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Interesting they will also give optioned SLE the 10 speed as well. Wtf man. Why not the trail boss ? 

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Interesting they will also give optioned SLE the 10 speed as well. Wtf man. Why not the trail boss ? 


They very well may, the article only covers the GMC side of things.
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This is indeed good news. Wonder if it will help GAS/Acceleration . 

Cant wait to strap those towing mirrors on . They look similar to the HD 

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