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Indeed! So they provide a feature that will help ya know when you're following too close? If ya can't figure that out you shouldn't be driving.

 

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Maybe the reason there was not a big change in the interior of the '19 over my previous '16 was because there was no real reason to do so.   Interior changes in the '19 are not so much to do

rikhek
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WOW, just WOW.  Thanks for sharing that with us.  I'll now sleep well tonight.

mwbutcher
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What did you pay and what did you sell it for.....asking for a friend LOL. 

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On 10/15/2019 at 10:05 AM, f8l vnm said:

100% agreed.  GM dropped The ball in the interior. Big time. So much so that RAM took 2nd place in sells for the first time ever. I know some of you are perfectly fine with the interior but majority of people have spoken and they think it’s a weak attempt. Again don’t agree with me ? Look at the sales numbers.  We’ll see what happens , I’m not expecting a miracle as GM just lacks in the interior dept. 

The Dodge had the flashiest interior, big screen, more wood and chrome, the GM twins had a more basic, But, more usable interior.

The Ride and drive is what set the 2 makes apart, the GMs absolutely felt better planted to the road and much more solid build feel to it, but the Dodge’s steering, both had a bit of play to them, constantly moving wheel back and forth 1/2” or so, hey but it has flashier screens and trim.

 

It’s like  2 cowboys…

1 has a blue jeans, new boots and a nice shirt on.

1 has pressed jeans with a huge belt buckle, chrome tipped boots, rings and bracelets on wearing gobs of stetson cologne.

 

You pick your poison.

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