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2 hours ago, ckwilson73 said:

I don’t have any good pics, but picked this up last week. Loving it so far.

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Is that Ash Gray or Black??

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That new gauge cluster is really nice.  Loving the new interior. 

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I managed to find a new RST at a dealer at a pretty decent price with no dealer adjustment fees. My RST compared to my buddies 2019. 

I have a number of mods planned. Wheels, fender flares (if gm makes a decent set), black emblems

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Curious since the LT models get the nice cluster and big 13 In screen , what is difference between say a Loaded LT vs LTZ ?

I know the LTZ will have more options but on the inside with exception of seats and some material being softer/nicer to the eye , are they close ? 

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10 minutes ago, f8l vnm said:

Curious since the LT models get the nice cluster and big 13 In screen , what is difference between say a Loaded LT vs LTZ ?

I know the LTZ will have more options but on the inside with exception of seats and some material being softer/nicer to the eye , are they close ? 

LTZ should get ventilated seats, probably auto dimming rear view mirror or rear view camera, maybe the multiflex tailgate.

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3 hours ago, jaxcam02 said:

LTZ should get ventilated seats, probably auto dimming rear view mirror or rear view camera, maybe the multiflex tailgate.

 

As well as HUD (optional), adaptive cruise, auto high beams, auto wipers, heated rear seats, driver alert.

 

The multi-flex tailgate is an option on the LT as well I believe (you can get it on a Custom).

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These are all options . Is there any difference that are not options ?  Because it seems like the LT above all get the same cluster and navigation system size display right ?

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3 hours ago, Street Queen said:

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Nice looking truck. This is my issue with GM. “MOST” of these so called “off-road” trucks won’t ever see TRUE off-roading. So why create the ZR2 without making it look basically any different than a standard Trailboss. This truck is sharp looking. Other than the Bumper of the ZR2. It looks no different.  
 

GM needed to add more power and a different hood otherwise buy this and you can get the diesel.  

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1 hour ago, f8l vnm said:

These are all options . Is there any difference that are not options ?  Because it seems like the LT above all get the same cluster and navigation system size display right ?

 

Not all of those are "options". The LTZ is standard with heated/cooled front bucket seats (LT is standard with the 60/40 front seat, not sure buckets are even an option), heated rear seats, and LED taillights (LT is comes with halogen lights). See my LTZ attached window sticker. You can see what are options and what are standard on a LTZ. The only options my LTZ doesn't have is HUD and sunroof.

 

 

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1 hour ago, mjonesjr84 said:

 

Not all of those are "options". The LTZ is standard with heated/cooled front bucket seats (LT is standard with the 60/40 front seat, not sure buckets are even an option), heated rear seats, and LED taillights (LT is comes with halogen lights). See my LTZ attached window sticker. You can see what are options and what are standard on a LTZ. The only options my LTZ doesn't have is HUD and sunroof.

 

 

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Can't get Bose in an LT. Only the LT TB. Don't think you can get buckets and electronic console shifter in an LT.

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