I hate to see the new HDs...cuz I might buy one
No.
Never.
Not gonna do it.
<sigh>
I agree, other manufactures offer a ton more in options than GM. Not sure why they are slacking but they are. I was amazed at what Ford offers.
I was looking at a new SS and trading in the Camaro. The extra room and 4 doors would be nice and it still comes in a 6spm. It is still on my mind since they are offering 20% off MSRP this month. But I kind of would like a new truck since mine is a 2002. Decisions decisions.
Until it dramatically impacts sales, they will probably lag behind on features and expense, possibly maintaining better profit margins than their competitors.
No need to come up with more...that's quite a list! Some I wouldn't want or wouldn't miss, but most seem like they might be nice. I haven't looked at the 17s, definitely based on the previous years. Ford's haven't had an interior i've found nice in about 15 years. My father in law is a ford guy so I've seen a few, from low end to King Ranch. Glad they're getting better...but as i said in another post in here...gonna be a *damn* long time before i need to worry about it.
Yep, and most of the options that are on the High Country or Denali are available on lower model Fords from what I can tell.
What gets me is our 16 Suburban has push button start but the trucks don't as well as the digital gauges like on the Denali. Other than it not having a bed, why are these options available on the trucks. Makes no sense. When I get in my vehicles after driving the Suburban for a while, I find myself looking for the push button start.
Also no HUD on trucks but the Suburban has it.
Push button start just isn't a big one for me. If I could have omitted it, I would have. The wife likes it because she can leave her keys in her purse.
Yep, and most of the options that are on the High Country or Denali are available on lower model Fords from what I can tell.
What gets me is our 16 Suburban has push button start but the trucks don't as well as the digital gauges like on the Denali. Other than it not having a bed, why are these options available on the trucks. Makes no sense. When I get in my vehicles after driving the Suburban for a while, I find myself looking for the push button start.
Also no HUD on trucks but the Suburban has it.
Man, I still haven't gotten used to the Acadia
Yep, and most of the options that are on the High Country or Denali are available on lower model Fords from what I can tell.
What gets me is our 16 Suburban has push button start but the trucks don't as well as the digital gauges like on the Denali. Other than it not having a bed, why are these options available on the trucks. Makes no sense. When I get in my vehicles after driving the Suburban for a while, I find myself looking for the push button start.
Also no HUD on trucks but the Suburban has it.
Man, I still haven't gotten used to the Acadia
When we first got push button start on my wife's Lexus a few years ago I was the same way. Did not care for it. Then we had it for a couple years and I started to like it more. Now that I have had it on her van, I love it. It is no where near a deal breaker for me, but I would like it. I just appreciate the fact that it's on option on the Ford and Dodge. Unless you want to remote start it I never have to take the keys out of my pocket. Even that I can do on my phone if I choose.
