Difference between front and rear door panels on crew cab

[64BAwagon]

I have always wondered why the front door has this woodgrain applique while the rear doors dont. I thought at first it may be a supply issue since the truck was built Dec 1 2020. 

Is anyone elses crew cab LT like this ?  This is the rear door, note just below the handle. 

[64BAwagon]

This is the front door with the applique. Hard to imagine that GM cheaped out that much and skipped a chance for continuity on the interior ? 

Edited January 9, 2023 by 64BAwagon

[CamGTP]

Of course they cheaped out, it's GM after all and it's because you didn't buy the High Country or Denali version of the truck.

[BlancoSilverado]

Same on my 2019 (January 3rd, 2019 build date). @CamGTP pointed it out, most people don't care to much about the rear doors if they are always sitting up front. 

[Pryme]

My friend had one of those dodge neon srt 4 cars in 2003-2004 and it had power windows in the front and crank in the back ha. 
 

the only wood I have in my 22 W/T is when I’m hauling it in the bed!

[64BAwagon]

Typically the dog rides in the back and so far she hasnt noticed. 

[Epsilon Plus]

Notice there is no stiching like the front either or a middle drop down arm rest/cupholder.

 

Disgusting gm decontenting at higher prices at it's worst. Buy an LT and get an LT front and WT rear.

 

Unless of course you spring for Convenience Package II for many more thousands of dollars.