2024 GMC Seirra sexy af

[Legendsneverdie]

Fuark I swear to never buy American again. Toyota and honda crew, but NGL I want one.

[Getter_done]

Fuark I swear to never buy American again.

Wowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowow

[JackyChin]

Isn't it funny how the median truck now costs more than the median household income?

[DrugsToGetBig]

for what 100k?

gtfo

[HateLiberals]

The gm version moggs Chevy this Gen

[LuigiMiami631]

Seems like everyone drives a truck these days...

[redwine91]

Lmfao at buying a Chevy/GMC truck when Ram and Ford exist. Both MOG Chevrolet

[DrugsToGetBig]

denalis are sexy as **** all blacked out

if i wasnt poor, i'd buy one not gonna lie

[Basedbaby]

Lol @ buying new vehicles

Brb paying 6 figures for a vehicle that is designed to break down every repair will be insanely expensive because it takes a damn engineer to work on it and the government can shut it down with a kill switch after reading your misc history

[Zere0wn]

thing is toyota only makes half ton trucks, so if you want something that can pull something big you have to go american

[guest89]

Toyota's and Honda's are reliable but American comfort and tech ****s all over them. If you want to buy a truck/SUV and drive it 10 or 15 years with relatively few problems Toyota or Honda is the way to go. But if you like newer, more luxurious vehicles with better features & technology American is the way to go.



Between my friends and I, we've had lots of exposure to all of the brands. All of my friends are in Ford now. Even the former Chevrolet and Dodge fans. I was always a Ford guy but am currently in a GMC. No complaints but I also baby my truck. I'd be hesitant to go with a GMC/Chevy again until my hardcore Chevy dudes go back to those trucks.

I've had Ford, Toyota & GMC. For work have driven, Ford, Dodge and Chevrolet. Still partial to Fords.

Isn't it funny how the median truck now costs more than the median household income?

I've observed a shift in attitudes towards vehicles in my life-time. I can remember when people would shop for a vehicle they'd basically be looking for whatever they could afford. And they literally drove it until they couldn't anymore. Nobody was buying new vehicles because they 'wanted' something new. Even fairly wealthy guys would be driving a 10 or 15 year old vehicle. They might have bought it brand new and went with a high trim. But they held it for years.



Now people are buying new vehicles every 3-5 years simply because they want it. Cost doesn't even factor in. Only if they can afford the monthly payment.

[Zere0wn]

Toyota's and Honda's are reliable but American comfort and tech ****s all over them.

this just isn't true. Toyota has all the same features. maybe there's a few things one or the other doesn't have, but there's no meaningful difference as long as you match up on price, the tech is the same.

[Unstumpable]

I have a F150 platinum. But if I wasn't a ford guy, GMC would be my choice.

[MajorTendonitis]

GMC crew checking in. Unfortunately I’m driving a pos ford atm , but definitely would buy a brand new GMC truck if I could.
Personally they’re getting a little weird looking in the front end , but one hell of a truck regardless.
I’ve owned 3 GMC square bodies before , all 4x4 . A 77 and 81 step side ,and a 84 fleet side .
Here’s an old pic when I owned my 84 . Should have kept .
Would be so cool to see old school and new parked beside one another

[Zere0wn]

GMC crew checking in. Unfortunately I’m driving a pos ford atm , but definitely would buy a brand new GMC truck if I could.
Personally they’re getting a little weird looking in the front end , but one hell of a truck regardless.
I’ve owned 3 GMC square bodies before , all 4x4 . A 77 and 81 step side ,and a 84 fleet side .
Here’s an old pic when I owned my 84 . Should have kept .
Would be so cool to see old school and new parked beside one another

that thing is sick. id buy if i could

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

These massive trucks look like ass. I hate them. Cars are massive now too. From an engineering efficiency perspective, these monstrosities should make you puke. And no, I'm not an environmentalist.... Just logical.

[Zere0wn]

These massive trucks look like ass. I hate them. Cars are massive now too. From an engineering efficiency perspective, these monstrosities should make you puke. And no, I'm not an environmentalist.... Just logical.

i think its partly a crash thing? or is it just pure size = comfort and looks?

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

i think its partly a crash thing? or is it just pure size = comfort and looks?

They always blame safety features, but the newest Corvette came in @ 3,800 lbs. I mean ho lee fuk.

What's next? A 7,000 pound lotus?

Where does the madness end?

[TopsecretWaffle]

just bought this beast about a month ago. Amazing vehicle, fast as fukk

[Zere0wn]

just bought this beast about a month ago. Amazing vehicle, fast as fukk

you bought a pickup for speed?

[WWWWWWWQWWWWWWW]

this just isn't true. Toyota has all the same features. maybe there's a few things one or the other doesn't have, but there's no meaningful difference as long as you match up on price, the tech is the same.

Toyota requires a subscription to remote start your car. The required app also collects your data to share with 3rd parties. The only way to opt out is to not have remote start

[OGNursebrah]

Fuark I swear to never buy American again. Toyota and honda crew

dis right here

Toyota requires a subscription to remote start your car. The required app also collects your data to share with 3rd parties. The only way to opt out is to not have remote start

who cares bro

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

you bought a pickup for speed?

Holy chit lmao

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

Toyota requires a subscription to remote start your car. The required app also collects your data to share with 3rd parties. The only way to opt out is to not have remote start

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[LuigiMiami631]

Toyota's and Honda's are reliable but American comfort and tech ****s all over them. If you want to buy a truck/SUV and drive it 10 or 15 years with relatively few problems Toyota or Honda is the way to go. But if you like newer, more luxurious vehicles with better features & technology American is the way to go.



Between my friends and I, we've had lots of exposure to all of the brands. All of my friends are in Ford now. Even the former Chevrolet and Dodge fans. I was always a Ford guy but am currently in a GMC. No complaints but I also baby my truck. I'd be hesitant to go with a GMC/Chevy again until my hardcore Chevy dudes go back to those trucks.

I've had Ford, Toyota & GMC. For work have driven, Ford, Dodge and Chevrolet. Still partial to Fords.



I've observed a shift in attitudes towards vehicles in my life-time. I can remember when people would shop for a vehicle they'd basically be looking for whatever they could afford. And they literally drove it until they couldn't anymore. Nobody was buying new vehicles because they 'wanted' something new. Even fairly wealthy guys would be driving a 10 or 15 year old vehicle. They might have bought it brand new and went with a high trim. But they held it for years.



Now people are buying new vehicles every 3-5 years simply because they want it. Cost doesn't even factor in. Only if they can afford the monthly payment.

I think with everything going to shiit, people are just living the yolo lifestyle no matter how much in debt they are.

[Zere0wn]

Toyota requires a subscription to remote start your car. The required app also collects your data to share with 3rd parties. The only way to opt out is to not have remote start

well **** i didn't know that, that is some BS. can't install your own remote start? the subscription costs $? thats a weird one.

[WWWWWWWQWWWWWWW]

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[TopsecretWaffle]

you bought a pickup for speed?

yeah dude totally

[Rul3]

looks good, I've been a fan of smaller trucks lately, if I got a truck it would be a ford maverick

needs something ecoboost and something though

[Jasonw1178]

There is just something unique about GM trucks with the Sierra being the cream of the crop (denali hnnngg). It's just something about them. GM is generally a garbage car company but when it comes to the GMC Trucks, they are like Benz.

Oh, and toyota bros, just STFU about a v6 (v dick) with turbo's making the same power and all, it's just not the same feel as a V8, especially a pushrod V8. Just the easy, instant, effortless low end grunt torque of a pushrod V8 that really contributes to the trucks drivability.