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Zane Senior Enthusiast

Zane

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Check out the news link on the side of this forum, along with the pics link. :rolleyes:

dannyukonxl Enthusiast

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WOW... all I can say is.... WTF!!!!!    :rolleyes:  :cheers:  :eek:

 

I hope the Full size trucks don't look like this....

 

 

 

 

 

i agree... im glad i bought my 04... i might be in for one of those 2006.5 dmax's if the trucks are going to look like those in 07.... looks like a mercury mountaineer, i dig the interior though

Larry Enthusiast

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Yeah, it looks like it is GMC’s turn to have an ugly faced truck for a while. :rolleyes: The new GMT-900 based Chevrolet SUV’s and trucks actually look pretty nice for a change after a 4-year ugly streak.

willieboy Enthusiast

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If it had opening rear cargo windows I would have said it was the new Expedition!! "New, distinctive styling"...I don't think so. GM is really missing the boat on the GMT900 trucks. They had a real chance to try something new and distinctive, and instead they are borrowing designs from their current lines (New Chevy 900 SUV=Trailblazer/Equinox styling) or from their competitor lines (New GMC 900 SUV = FORD/Lincoln fullsize?!?). I really thought GM had me converted back from my Diamler Chrysler days, but everyday they reveal one more reason I won't likely remain a GM guy....

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WOW... all I can say is.... WTF!!!!!    :rolleyes:  :cheers:  :eek:

 

I hope the Full size trucks don't look like this....

 

 

 

 

 

i agree... im glad i bought my 04... i might be in for one of those 2006.5 dmax's if the trucks are going to look like those in 07.... looks like a mercury mountaineer, i dig the interior though

 

 

 

 

 

Dittos here, I'm glad I bought my 02 when I did, before they changed the styles. At least while I didn't like the 03+ avalanche front end, I did like the 03-06 GMC front end. I don't particularly like either of the new gmt900s. The interiors look great in the photos though.

Elwood 2000 Senior Enthusiast

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The body is fine, the interior is nice, but the nose looks like that stupid Teradyne truck they had on the circuit a few years ago. I can only imagine how screwed up the Escy will look.

 

Hey, at least they gave us a good color to look at instead of baby-diaper brown like the Tahoe! LOL

Axxlrod Enthusiast

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Disappointing. I had been waiting to see the new Yukon, but especially the Denali. I can't believe they are making the Denali look exactly the same as the Yukon. The only difference is the grill insert is chrome. That's it. I really like how my 2005 Denali has a totally different front end than the Yukon... different bumper, grill, headlights, etc... Now the Denali looks exactly the same. Very disappointing. I can only hope the Escalade is GM's saving grace on this new line. If not, then looks like my next SUV won't be a GM.

Shawn T Enthusiast

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The enterior is a definate improvement, and the power liftgate and rear camera are great options. Exterior, I don't know, it looks like an Envoy and the previous fullsize hooked up after a long night of drinking and regretted it in the morning. The powertrains look good though, Denali has a 6.2L with 380 horses. It will definately be a Hemi eater. I also see glimpses of a coil-over front suspension. Could this mean something new for the trucks? I would like to see them evolve away from the torsion bars, just to get more articulation with the front end. I guess the designers are just conservative. I was hoping for a more "Caddy" like, chiseled look. I'm sick of the "soft" lines.

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My personal opinion....the Yukon & Yukon Denali suck...they look like bigger Envoys or Trailblazer or worse....God for all the so-called refinements that the new 07 has, this is the best body look & design they had....wow, I think they have missed the boat....

 

The 2001 - 2006 Yukon-Yukon Denali look like what I want in a look that is a refined GM truck, they are much better in appearance than the new 07.....its no wonder why GM is in trouble, they need to start taking the lead and stop following.....this 07 may be a step forward in a refined full size GM truck, but the body style is where they went wrong.....heads will roll when this body style takes a big s**t.... :cool:

 

 

 

 

 

Check out the news link on the side of this forum, along with the pics link. :D

 

 

 

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