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2022 GMC Jimmy?

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I was interested about GMC bringing back the Jimmy around 2022 to compete with the Ford Bronco and Jeep Wrangler. What do you guys think? Is it possible to compete in the market so heavily dominated by Jeep? Which of these renderings do you like the best?2022-gmc-jimmy-203-1561043219.thumb.jpg.768346497101e6ba76931a1fed0998aa.jpg2020-GMC-Jimmy-Concept.thumb.jpg.a7a08bc01acef047309edda33d52304d.jpg2020-GMC-Jimmy-Chevy-Blazer-1-700x352-1.jpg.5de786a237e2cf62397044fb08049a3b.jpg

Ithan Henry Enthusiast

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I saw the top one in Car and Driver a few issues back.  I'd definitely consider one if they offered a ZR2 model.

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Yea. The second and third make you wince.

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MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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GM will never do it. Their truck division is too risk-averse. 

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3 minutes ago, MikeNH said:

GM will never do it. Their truck division is too risk-averse. 

They are already taking a big risk with the EV Hummer. If people don't like the way it looks, or GMC under delivers on their claims, they could be in a world of hurt.

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13 hours ago, Cpl_Punishment said:

I like the size of the third one but the look of the first one. 

Maybe they will also make a 2 door version

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