Sierra Denali Hd

tobias · January 17, 2008

http://www.pickuptruck.com/html/autoshows/...denalilive.html

Tight.

Daddy

ws6_guy · January 17, 2008

nice!

BigJayDogg3 · January 17, 2008

There was a topic on it during SEMA. . .well it wasn't really a topic per se, it was just a picture, but after that I heard absolutely NOTHING about it. I'd even forgotten its existence.

SS Crew · January 17, 2008

I want that grille for my truck!

Boomer73 · January 17, 2008

Oh snap! I gotta have one! But for $50K+ that thing better make me breakfast on the way to moving gravel in STYLE.

Rocco715 · January 17, 2008

Very nice, aside from the electric sliding tool box, I would quesiton that reliability and especially if you get that track dirty

7egend · January 23, 2008

I'm Iffy on this one. You could always put the Diesel in the 1500 and make a powerful Diesel Rig, but what they are trying to do is build a luxury work truck. It doesn't make much sense, The whole point of buying a dirty diesel is to haul large mud caked on equipment like bobcats, and hay/staw bails. Hate to say it but im not walking in mud/cow pies to load something up on a trailer and then getting in my "cadillac" quality trimmed truck sorry.....no.

Thats like all these Ford guys buying a King Ranch Dually knowing good well they aren't going to use it for it's rated purpose and if they do they were raised not to take care of things.

But...For Power Drivers, the thought of an HD Denali will appeal very high. Lots of people love to know they have the most powerful Diesel Engine in the sharpest looking truck on the planet.

just my .02cents

Draenor · January 23, 2008

Yup,

http://www.gm-trucks.com/forums/index.php?...1&hl=denali

Draenor · January 23, 2008

I'm Iffy on this one. You could always put the Diesel in the 1500 and make a powerful Diesel Rig, but what they are trying to do is build a luxury work truck. It doesn't make much sense, The whole point of buying a dirty diesel is to haul large mud caked on equipment like bobcats, and hay/staw bails. Hate to say it but im not walking in mud/cow pies to load something up on a trailer and then getting in my "cadillac" quality trimmed truck sorry.....no.

Nope, its for Doctors, lawyers, drug slingers. The people who have too much money or the ones who have to buy stuff like this to make up for the lack of "other things"

SS Crew · January 23, 2008

I'm Iffy on this one. You could always put the Diesel in the 1500 and make a powerful Diesel Rig, but what they are trying to do is build a luxury work truck. It doesn't make much sense, The whole point of buying a dirty diesel is to haul large mud caked on equipment like bobcats, and hay/staw bails. Hate to say it but im not walking in mud/cow pies to load something up on a trailer and then getting in my "cadillac" quality trimmed truck sorry.....no.

Thats like all these Ford guys buying a King Ranch Dually knowing good well they aren't going to use it for it's rated purpose and if they do they were raised not to take care of things.

But...For Power Drivers, the thought of an HD Denali will appeal very high. Lots of people love to know they have the most powerful Diesel Engine in the sharpest looking truck on the planet.

just my .02cents

If I was pulling a 5th wheel, this is something that I'd like to use. There's no reason that a diesel truck has to be a stripper or have just be a work vehicle. There's plenty of retirees and snowbirds who drive Cadillacs, Mercedes and Lexi (plural for Lexus) who would love to pull their 5th wheel with something just as nice as their everyday car. The tool boxes are just a bonus.

tobias · August 22, 2008

UPDATE: While the writer seems to think that hiding the grill area implies that the HD line is getting a face lift for 2010, I believe this is actually the Denali HD in testing. Notice the chrome door handles and the chrome capped door guards. I believe they slapped the Z71 stickers on the back to throw people off. It looks like a Denali HD may happen yet.

http://www.pickuptrucks.com/html/2010/gm/s...a-hd-spied.html