Chevy trucks really are the "Heartbeat of America", as GM claimed in its advertising back in the 1980s and 1990s. Our entire modern civilization could, theoretically, be linked back to Chevy and GMC pickups. Contractors, farmers, utility workers, rail workers, construction workers, plumbers, carpenters, and just about any skilled trade or profession could link its existence to some kind of pickup truck, with the Silverado and Sierra together as America's best sellers.
Its quite alarming, then, when the cornerstone of American life turns out to be a wet sponge. Maybe I'm being dramatic, but if I can't believe in something as simple as a Chevy truck, then I'm giving up on baseball, hamburgers, and Christmas.
Edmunds endured multiple transmission failures and repeated repairs including a rebuild that failed to resolve the original issue. Click the link for a full summary.
http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/Drives/LongTerm/articleId=117490
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I find it highly comical that the GMT900 is being towed along by none other than its predecessor, the GMT800.
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