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I know the one on the bottom is the new K5 Blazer they're planning on releasing.  Personally, I would love to have the top one, like a full size Blazer.  Only having the S-10 Blazer and 2 door Tahoes, leaves a hole in the marketplace for those who liked the old full size Blazers.  I think they dropped that line in 95.  Mid size doesn't do too much for this full size guy-

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I saw the top one before the 99's came out. That was a concept they were playing with back then.

I wonder what they do with all the concepts after they're done with them?

 

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They both look pretty cool...  Too bad that most concepts dont get produced.. I think GM could narrow there huge line up of cars/trucks and then they could put some into production..

Steve

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jpendlum

I saw recently a TV show that was gi en access to GM's concept facility.  Every concept made by GM is housed under high security (if I remember right) in a huge facility where the concept cars are wrapped and stored on huge shelves.  Car guys toy store on steroids!!!!!!!!!

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GM would do well to produce the full size Blazer again. The market has a huge gap in this area. I too would like to see the Duramax option.

(Edited by Stepside Z at 11:39 pm on Aug. 25, 2001)

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Actually, guys, the K5 concept (the bottom one) is supposed to be the next gen fullsize Blazer.  They just haven't shown it too often with the hardtop in place -- they wanted to focus on it being removable since that's what a lot of people did with the old K5's.

As far as the white one is concerned, I may be wrong, but I believe it is in production already -- on the foreign market, particularly Mexico and South America, much like the crew cab S-10 has been for years.

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If you look at the top pic of the modern K5, Ford also has a concept for a new bronco, whic is essentially an excursion with two doors.  Aside from the different styling, the two are almost the same.

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The build the white one for sale and use in Mexico currently....  

 

The red one is a concept, that alot of hope to get built.....

 

Concepts do make it to reality, as we all know the Avalance and Aztec are proof of that ....   :thumbs:

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i hope they build a k5, the white one is really cool.  if gm made a new k5 that would spawn a new bronco (ive seen some awsome drawings of a super duty based bronco concept)

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From the information I have gathered on the K5 it looks like it will have the 6.0. I am getting the feeling that GM will produce this truck, most likely in 03 or 04.

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Quote from MountaineerTom 99Z71, posted on Oct. 05 2001,6:44

I like the Mexico Blazer (or what ever it's called)

 

 

 

It does look pretty cool.  I think it isn't able to pass DOT requirements, so that is why we don't see them here.  I don't know anymore how well a two door vehicle will sell in the country.  Even with pickups we are seeing a shift away from two doors, it'll be a tough go for it.

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