Heavier than what?woody with a view - 5-7-2016 at 01:48 PM
$31k for a base 4x4 ain't half bad. Still holding out for a Toyota diesel...AKgringo - 5-7-2016 at 03:38 PM
Well they are still not offering the diesel in a model I would be interested in! I was hoping for an extended cab, with the six foot bed, and as
rugged and simple as possible.chippy - 5-7-2016 at 04:32 PM
Nice looking truck except for the wall o plastic up front. Low enough? What where they thinking? MMc - 5-7-2016 at 10:36 PM
Engine is made In Thailand...tecatero - 5-8-2016 at 06:49 AM
wow, right from the first look you need a 3" lift, did the engineers forget that the diesel engine might add some front end weight, that truck is in a
nose dive,,,,,,,,,,,,,plus , not sure if its true, but I was told chevy ghasis are cast iron not steel, which will bleed rust in front of your eyeschuckie - 5-8-2016 at 07:45 AM
I heard the moon is made from Green cheese...
Toy diesel's
captkw - 5-8-2016 at 09:05 AM
Seen many Toyota diesels over the years from other places..Its that You Cant get them in that Great Free place called the USA !!also VW's diesels that
get 80 miles a gal. that the rest of the world can buy but not in the US....Really sad...Keep waving that flag and head in the sand......chuckie - 5-8-2016 at 09:45 AM
I didn't say it was BAD, just that it was made In Thailand...One of the Highest Tech engine plants in the world.....I think its a hell of an engine..surfhat - 5-8-2016 at 10:49 AM
Years ago I watched a profile of diesel Toyota FJ's in South America climbing mountains back and forth across the Andes that we never could get here
in the states. Now that would have been a great high mpg model if allowed here. Plus, that was before some of the add on, restrictive and unreliable
controls that have become a nemesis to modern diesels performance. Detuned to the point of, why bother with the cleanest burning most efficient and
longest lasting engines on the market, they have now become a questionable choice. Those diesel FJ's got 30 plus mpg while the US models barely got
15mpg. I am sure there is a point of diminishing returns in regards to technology, but those diesel FJ's rocked. TMW - 5-8-2016 at 10:53 AM
Interesting that the GMC version is almost $3,000 higher at the high end.
