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reading on motortrend and i see that gm is bringing some cool vehicales ouit at sema, one suburban w/ the new 4.5liter diesel, not much more info then that sorry.

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It's alright looking, has some really aggressive looks but I don't like the HD truck front clip on an SUV, they look great on the trucks but not that. or the humungous flared fenders and it has side markers and clearance lamps like a dually.... I don't know i'd would have to grow on me, maybe with some time.

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There are some things I don't like -such as the marker lights on the fenders - but overall I think it makes a statement that the burb is not a sissy - but a serious tough truck.

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I agree on the whole, why use the Silverado front clip. When the Chevy Suv's have the best looking front clip of all the 900 series designs IMO. My second favorite front clip of the GMT 900 series is the Siera, so I imagine if this Diesel Suburban is production ready like it looks to be, I imagine there is a GMC version that will be pleasing to those of us that don't care for the Silverado HD look, provided they use the pickup HD front clip on it as well. I realy like the wheels they used. I hope those make it into production. Those good looking 8 lug rims are something GM has needed for all there 3/4 ton trucks for years.

 

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The engine is the real story here. A compact 4.5L diesel producing at least 310HP and 520lb-ft of torque? I'm very much looking forward to this oil burner. Having this engine available in half-ton Silverados and Sierras is going to be huge. Can't wait. It's too early to say for sure, but based on early information it looks as though GM might have hit a home run here.

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