OFFICIAL: 2015.5 (2015i) Discussion Thread

[Mikef]

I'm getting ready to order.

I rarely use 4wd. But I am thinking about ordering it anyways unless someone talks me out of it.

Test drove one today and it seemed a little stiffer but that could just be my imagination. Any drawbacks?

 

[THE YETI]

Resale on 4x4 is worth the added expense.

 

[George C]

4x is somewhat useless in the south. It's necessary if you live in snow and ice country.

 

[humer101]

4x is somewhat useless in the south. It's necessary if you live in snow and ice country.

Agree [emoji106] [emoji41]

 

[07Burb]

It's looking more and more like George may be related to Stevenfromtexas

 

[George C]

Well, is that a good thing or a bad thing?

 

[07Burb]

Just that a lot of your posts seem to have a negative twist in GMs direction on a pretty consistent basis as does the aforementioned member. Just making an observation

 

[George C]

Really??
I do have a Denali coming, don't I?
So I must see some positive....
I'm just stating my opinion.
I currently own both a Silverado and an F-350, along with the Tahoe and soon to be Denali.
I'm not just spouting off a baseless opinion. I do own both Ford and GM. Actually two fords and two GM trucks... I plow snow and tow heavy.
I'm a ford truck guy, and until Ford updates their prehistoric SUV, I'm buying GM SUVs.
The Denali is my wife's anyway, and her choice.

 

[THE YETI]

4x is somewhat useless in the south. It's necessary if you live in snow and ice country.

Completely disagree. Sorry.

 

[George C]

Completely disagree. Sorry.

I don't live in the south, so I am assuming that traction isn't as bad as t is in the North in the winter months.

I do agree that 4x will pay for itself at resale. I personally would always buy 4x.