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I own a 20 LTZ and a 22 ZR2 but I’m only keeping one of them. Which would you keep from an appearance standpoint 

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Appearance-wise, I prefer the LTZ.

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Appearance wise, LTZ.  Performance wise, ZR2 HANDS DOWN!

 

Its not that the looks of the ZR2 are bad, I really like the way they look, but the LTZ is just a nicer looking truck in my opinion.  However, I would still prefer the ZR2 since it would fit my daily needs better and has a lot of gadget badassery :)

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1 hour ago, Gangly said:

Appearance wise, LTZ.  Performance wise, ZR2 HANDS DOWN!

 

Its not that the looks of the ZR2 are bad, I really like the way they look, but the LTZ is just a nicer looking truck in my opinion.  However, I would still prefer the ZR2 since it would fit my daily needs better and has a lot of gadget badassery :)

 

Well said Gangly, function over form every day!

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I like an LTZ and don't like the ZR2; I like the '22 refresh better than the LTD; I like the refresh LTZ so being said, I'd still take the '20 LTZ.

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If I was spending that kind of money. TRX. Or even the raptor. You just have to drive one. 

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I'm old and like the chrome.  LTZ for me. Actually I'm partial  Sierra SLT.

 

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Replace the LTZ with a 23 ZL1 Camaro, then your driveway would be complete with all of the cool GM Z offerings.

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Curious why you even bought the ZR2 if you're considering keeping the LTZ? If I could afford a ZR2, I'd be trading my 21 Custom Trail Boss 6.2 for it! It would have to be in the glacier blue though. So sick of black vehicles! I could have had a midnight edition Trail Boss but didn't want my 3rd new vehicle to be black as well.

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