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Hey everyone,

I decided to put together a somewhat extensive video going over everything I know so far about the 2022 Chevy Silverado. I literally can't wait for this thing to come out, I think we're finally getting some much needed updates.

 

 

 

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Do they eliminate the fish gills up front and the ugly skinny ass end of the bed?  if not, it's nothing worth getting excited over. 

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Where the heck are the pics of the 22"s?

Figured there would be more out by now.

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I also want to see pics of the 22s as i want to special order my specific options and my retirement truck as well to travel with. Torn to get a 21 but want to see the 22s before i punch in order.

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On 1/13/2021 at 9:20 AM, Vidtrix said:

Hey everyone,

I decided to put together a somewhat extensive video going over everything I know so far about the 2022 Chevy Silverado. I literally can't wait for this thing to come out, I think we're finally getting some much needed updates.

 

 

 

Awesome video , very informative.  Thank you for taking the time and putting that together 

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Currently there is consistent from the LT through the High Country. It's ythe Bose and it doesn't suck but it pales in comparison to the competitions high end options. From the LTZ up you should be able to spec a better audio system.

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On 4/22/2021 at 11:56 AM, GBP Fan said:

Currently there is consistent from the LT through the High Country. It's ythe Bose and it doesn't suck but it pales in comparison to the competitions high end options. From the LTZ up you should be able to spec a better audio system.

You're 100% right. The Bose sound system is fine, but compared to the 17-speaker Harmon Kardon in the Ram it's night and day. Really disappointing by comparison.

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revrnd Senior Enthusiast

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Elsewhere I saw that the 'much ballyhooed' air curtains will be gone. I imagine the PR flack that gushed about them in the video taken in Detroit a couple of years ago will be crushed.

 

Now a question about DRLs, is there a reason that the pickups need to have the LEDs & headlights? Is there a reason that the headlights  can't be the DRLs like in the past? Is there a durability issue involved?

 

 

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On 8/14/2021 at 8:42 PM, Likarok said:

Are these going to be out before I move to the Seniors Lodge. The auto business is pretty eeffed up right now! 

Yup,

 

Here is one I found in the driveway today. 

 

 

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I figured someone would put a 3/4 ton in here to answer me! Sorry but I was talking 1/2 tons. lol

 

That is a big beast you have there!

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