wait on 22?

steve8 · October 11, 2020

Curious how many people are waiting for or planning on buying a 2022?

I'm not sure if I'm buying a 21 or 22. I hope to see more of the revisions soon.

steve841 · October 11, 2020

If time isnt an issue ... New interior 22 with a diesel would be my choice.

redwngr · October 11, 2020

21, then a 22.

Duramax3oh · October 11, 2020

2016 Sierra Owner · October 11, 2020

3 hours ago, steve8 said:

Curious how many people are waiting for or planning on buying a 2022?

I'm not sure if I'm buying a 21 or 22. I hope to see more of the revisions soon.

Probably won't see the new dash till next year when the autoshow season starts up again.

alexbrugs · October 11, 2020

having similar debate...truck got totaled from natural disaster 6 months ago and have kept pushing off a new purchase due to the WFH situation and high truck prices. Now that ive waited this long would prefer to wait for new interior - might just get something simple to get me through to 2022 model

OnTheReel · October 11, 2020

You’ll kick yourself and/or have to trade it in after a year if you don’t wait. Especially if you’re looking at a higher trimmed model.

steve8 · October 12, 2020

18 hours ago, OnTheReel said:

You’ll kick yourself and/or have to trade it in after a year if you don’t wait. Especially if you’re looking at a higher trimmed model.

Definitely wouldn't trade if I buy a 21, but I can definitely see kicking myself, hence the hesitation. I hope the speculation of late spring/early summer release comes through, but I'll believe that when I see it.

LowCountryDenali · October 12, 2020

You're realistically looking at 12--15 months before you'll see a MY '22 in real life.

BluegrassMotorsport · October 12, 2020

I had the same debate and ended up with a 20 while my trade value was high. The new interior on the Tahoe is nice but not particularly nicer than my truck, in my opinion. The layout looks nice but the materials are largely the same. Plus it looks like they may be adopting the push button gear shifts and I'm not a fan. I have no regrets.

AdamAT4 · October 12, 2020

i wouldn't buy a 21, maybe a left over 20 or wait for 22 with interior updates.

DSW1519 · October 13, 2020

For background I've owned numerous GM, Ford and Ram/dodge trucks in the past. I ordered a 2021 Sierra CCSB Slt premium plus last week. I sat in a new Tahoe with the new dash. It's OK but kind of reminds me of an import car/suv with that screen sticking up, so I'm not a fan of the dash - JMHO. I also really like the column shifter. I don't think I will regret getting a 2021 based on the dash change for 22 alone. I also have a 2018 F150 Platnium that will be out of warranty in the next few months, so that is a big reason for making the decision now. I have had a lot of problems with the Ford and don't want to get stuck with it out of warranty. I do like the Ram interior, but not a fan of the exterior looks. Also not thrilled with the new f150, plus given the issues I've had with my current Ford I just need a change. Time will tell I guess.

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OnTheReel · October 13, 2020

The trucks are not getting the SUV interior, FWIW. Too much of that interior is NOT tailored to truck buyers, including the push/pull button shifter.

DSW1519 · October 13, 2020

On the reel - Thanks for the info on the the future interiors

I know the reviews slam the current dash and interior. Honestly My 18 Platinum is nice, but in my opinion it isn't any nicer than a current t1 equivalent (slt ot ltz) interior. The Ford center stack is mostly plastic and the fit and finish of it isn't stellar by any means.

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CamGTP · October 13, 2020

I'd wait for the 22 model year just to see what the new front end and body upgrades are going to look like. Really hard to tell right now with just the spy shots.