Spied! 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 3500

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I kinda like this look... You really had to get used to the Vast amount of Chrome like on my truck! At first I hated the way mine looked and initially I looked for a Old body style 07 Classic.. I am glad that I have the truck I own. Its a great truck!

On another note I was talking to some guys that are in the upedy up at Hendrick Chevy and they showed my some changes on the 2011 Chevy Silverado 1500 and it looked sweet but I cant find anything on the net..

http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2009/03/spied-2011-chevrolet-silverado-3500.html






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I like the one piece bumper.
 
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GM continues to make steady progress readying updates for its heavy-duty pickups, including a minor face-lift. Originally thought to be badged as 2010 models, new information now pegs the revisions for the 2011 model year. The one-ton Chevrolet Silverado 3500 in this picture sports the same grille as the current half-ton Silverado 1500, but as we first reported last year, we think it's temporary. A different grille with better fitment is likely in the works. The front bumper, however, is believed to be ready for production. GM has softened the huge metal flares at the corners of the current Silverado HD's bumper by topping off the uppermost portion with plastic from end to end. The inlet in the middle of the front bumper feeds air to the truck's transmission oil cooler. It's about a third larger than the current inlet, which makes us wonder about the changes GM has in mind for the V-8 Duramax diesel's Allison transmission.
The Duramax is expected to receive a significant increase in horsepower and torque next year (well over 700 pounds-feet of torque, sources tell us) as well as meet the toughest clean-diesel emissions standards in the world.

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The one thing that drives me nuts is the power rating. If you read 3 different articles, you get three different ratings. :confused:
 

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I'm still not a big fan of all the body lines around the fenderwell areas. I wish the trucks were slicker down the sides and loaded with all those bumps.:dunno:
 

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I don't like it. :dunno:

This is much better:

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+1, although, that is obviously a much nicer equipped truck and the other is a WT with the wrong grill on it at best.
 

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