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2005
What's New
Going into its fourth model year and its
third year with the current interior design, the Chevrolet Avalanche had
major changes made to how options are bundled. Previously the LS
and LT option packages, found on the Silverado, were not offered, but
that model has changed. Factory
production of 2005 models started on August 9, 2004 and availability
started in mid-September.
Model changes from the 2004 year
include:
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The Driver's Information Center (DIC)
becomes optional
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The automatic dimming day/night rear
view mirror with eight point compass and temperature display becomes
optional
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Steering wheel mounted controls
become optional
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HomeLink three button controller
becomes optional
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Power adjusted pedals become
optional
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3.42 ratio rear axle becomes a
no-charge option on 2500 series Avalanche and standard on the 1500
series Avalanche
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Auxiliary transmission oil cooler
returns as part of the Trailering Equipment package
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Touch screen in-dash DVD navigation
system with integrated stereo controls becomes an available option
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Chrome exterior appearance package
becomes available on 1500 series Avalanches with the WBH option
package
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Camper style mirrors with power fold
and heat return to the 2005 model line up as an option, but is only
available on LT, Z-71, and Premium On-Road Suspension package equipped
Avalanches.
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New exterior colors include
Sandstone Metallic and Bermuda Blue
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Dark Green will be deleted as an
exterior color choice
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The Z-66 package is renamed as the
Premium On-Road Suspension Package
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