I have lost track of the number of times I have been stopped in parking lots and in front of stores, people asking me for information on the Avalanche or just how I like it, in general. While I do not like to consider myself a salesperson, it is difficult not to begin 'giving them the treatment,' much like the salesperson did when he sold me my Avalanche.
I am curious what others explain or pay attention to when giving other people demos of their Avalanches? There are so many things that set it apart from most vehicles that it is difficult to cover them all in five minutes. Apart from the usual conversion of the box, I usually show people the box lining, which they assume is aftermarket if I don't tell them otherwise. (I also show that the bottom 'sheet' is rubber, so things do not slide around. Another thing I show them is how to remove the covers. I am amazed how many people think the covers are permanent and not removable. People also seem thrilled with the steps and handholds on the back.
More than anything, I am curious what others demonstrate. There are a lot of features in this vehicle, and it would be nice to show the best of them to others, when asked.
I am curious what others explain or pay attention to when giving other people demos of their Avalanches? There are so many things that set it apart from most vehicles that it is difficult to cover them all in five minutes. Apart from the usual conversion of the box, I usually show people the box lining, which they assume is aftermarket if I don't tell them otherwise. (I also show that the bottom 'sheet' is rubber, so things do not slide around. Another thing I show them is how to remove the covers. I am amazed how many people think the covers are permanent and not removable. People also seem thrilled with the steps and handholds on the back.
More than anything, I am curious what others demonstrate. There are a lot of features in this vehicle, and it would be nice to show the best of them to others, when asked.