Ditto on the Tahoe.
AvaLance said:Well it was a hard day but I traded in the Avalanche and took delivery of a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado Double Cab 2WD Texas Edition in the late production Rainforest Green Metallic. I will sure miss my AV and hope that by the time my lease is up in 3 years maybe they will have wised up and brought the AV back.
Flint4x4 said:Crew Cab ? which is full size rear doors Chevy/GMC. Extended cab is smaller but bigger than a regular cab and may or may not have back doors.
I wish they would all use the same nomenclature as Chevy which invented them
Should've waited - new avalanche coming next fall for the 2016 year.AvaLance said:Well it was a hard day but I traded in the Avalanche and took delivery of a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado Double Cab 2WD Texas Edition in the late production Rainforest Green Metallic. I will sure miss my AV and hope that by the time my lease is up in 3 years maybe they will have wised up and brought the AV back.
my dealer was the one who told me it was coming back. He said he had it on good authority. But, he could be wrong.AvaLance said:Well if that is the case that is a great benefit for working for a Chevy dealer and I only leased the truck so in fall of 2016 I will only have 3 more months on my lease.
But like all things in my 11 years or working for Chevrolet until I hear the news from GM I don't believe it tell I see it. If I believed everything I read online the Avalanche would have been gone back in 2005. I sure do hope they bring it back and I think it would be a great move on GM's part and at that point I sure would be back driving an Avalanche again. I have been very impressed with the new Silverado and it does great excellent MPG from the older 5.3L.
Kind of agree with Avalance. Back in the late '90's when GM was bagging the last of the "real" (read powerful RWD) Impalas, a dealer told us it was guaranteed the last year of the Impala SS was going to be made available with a six speed manual for its last hooray. At the time, GM had been toying with it, there were articles in car rags at the time of an Impala with a 'Vette engine and six speed that GM had built and let them test drive. Thing was AWESOME. Anyway, as I said, the dealer guaranteed me the General was going to make a limited run of them and to give him a shout in a few months. Guess what. It never happened. Otherwise I would have bought one on the spot.CntrySngr72 said:my dealer was the one who told me it was coming back. He said he had it on good authority. But, he could be wrong.
Don't dis the BMW as a fashion statement . I'd likely never buy a new one because I won't own a vehicle without a dipstick (long story), but I do own an '01 325i that I love. I ordered it new and very uniquely equipped - sport package, sunroof, cd player and rear fold down seats with a ski bag for our hockey sticks. It has manual seats, no cruise control etc. I wanted a rear wheel drive sports car with a manual transmission. The rub was it needed four doors since my younger daughter had just been born. It actually cost less than all the minivans we were looking at, and fortunately didn't buy, for my wife and it's an absolute blast to drive.MS03 2500 said:That's sad but I thought wanted a truck not a fashion statement.
You know, I was just busting your chops. I agree, I wouldn't trade the Avy for one and vice versa. They both serve separate and distinct functions for me.MS03 2500 said:Actually like some of them, a 745i or a 3 series are cool, but I wouldn't trade a truck for it