Got an email from my broker today. He's hearing rumblings of the possibility of GM bringing the AV back and asked if I had any info. Anyone got any info or is this just another tease from GM?
Supercharger said:Got an email from my broker today. He's hearing rumblings of the possibility of GM bringing the AV back and asked if I had any info. Anyone got any info or is this just another tease from GM?
Supercharger said:Unfortunately I'm looking for an 02-06 Av. There's more room in those than the 07-13 and I like the looks better. More aggressive/truck like.
Supercharger said:That just proves what a mistake GM made when they changed the body style on the 07-13 models. They made the interiors smaller, did a poor job of dashboard design, pulled in the sides of the truck which substantially cut shoulder room and gave it an understated exterior.
General Motors says its premier performance car, the Chevrolet Corvette, and its biggest SUVs, including the new Cadillac Escalade, GMC Yukon and Chevrolet Tahoe, won't stay on lots.
"Every one we get, we're selling," says Inder Dosanjh, a GM dealer in Dublin, Calif. "No rebates, no special leases, not even $100 off the car." Some barely touch pavement. Dosanjh says he has pre-sold all the Escalades that he has been able to snag.
Supercharger said:That just proves what a mistake GM made when they changed the body style on the 07-13 models. They made the interiors smaller, did a poor job of dashboard design, pulled in the sides of the truck which substantially cut shoulder room and gave it an understated exterior. Now if they gave the new one the new Silverado LTZ grille and put more room in I'd be on it like stink on poop. When the average new car costs over 30K, 45K doesn't sound so bad. The average truck with the same equipment as the AV had is easily 40-45K these days so I guess you have to compare it to it's competition.