My friend likely "had" you beat. His diesel Toyota''s gas tank rusted off and was replaced by a 5 gallon bucket in the passenger seat. His Subaru leaked oil so bad at idle that smoke would come out of the hood. His Ford pickup had a 4x4 for a rear cab mount and the floorboards were so rusty you...
Yep. I probably would have kept my 2010 Tahoe for a few more years if not for the dreaded WI rust issues. I could have bought a new Tahoe for another $30K with employee discount but couldn't justify it. But then I see guys who trade in every 6 months here....
Bearing issues are not related to the DFM from what I read, Many are occurring with super low miles. There was also a batch with oversize lifter bores. GM is having a hard time keeping up with replacement demand.
I'm talking about the bearing issues causing total engine failure. Some people have experienced it on the first drive home from the dealer. Much more common with the current gen.
Nice truck. I'd be nervous about adding any stress to that engine with all the issues they had though. Then again you would quickly find out if you have a good one.....
If fade is an issue, bigger brakes or different pads can make a difference. But if you are just driving normally, tires and the ABS system is what is really going to control stopping distance.
Sounds like a business opportunity. You'd lose your shirt doing that here in the US. Well, maybe not now if you buy today and the tariffs kick in. LOL!
Agreed, but they simply don't care. And a lot depends on where you live. The grocery bill for my wife and I never exceeds $400/month. And yeah, we have steak and shrimp every week.....
Have you driven all of them yet? With your wife along? I have made instant decisions just by sitting in a vehicle. What do you plan on doing with the vehicle? An AT4/Z71 is a completely different animal than the other two. And while a Suburban/XL is nice for extra space, there are only 2 of you...
Yes, you can buy from any dealer. I bought 3 GMPP's over the years from Black Cadillac and I didn't buy the vehicles from them. They were very easy to deal with. I would be a little nervous about a GM dealer that doesn't offer a GMPP. They must make way more money on non-GM policies.
I have seen plenty on new vehicles with different rims on them. It's just another add on in the dealer window sticker where they add all the other crap.
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