The power tailgate is just ridiculous shaking truck owners upside down to get every last cent from their piggy bank it broke so removing it entirely is the cure 😂

I thought the same but then I end up using it heaps. Backing up to loading docks I don’t have to get out to drop it down.

Bought my first new Chevy 1967 a swb , since then have owned many Chevy GMC but last few years have stuck with WT's , simple and easy to maintain. Don't need a TV, heated seats, GPS, auto windows and etc.

I had a 93 WT. I regret selling it. My current truck is over 20 years old and runs / drives great. The trucks were better made in those days for sure.

Me too Great job man

I think it's fine to buy one vehicle that has replacement drivetrain/suspension parts easily available and drive it forever. Even seats can be reupholstered eventually if necessary. It ends up being way cheaper than always buying new cars.

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YUP. Me too. I refuse to buy a new vehicle. In doing so, i find i save a heap of money in the initial purchase, save even more money in maintenence and repairs, and the end result is a more reliable vehicle.

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 i wish i could like your comment more than once.

Now this is real information I can use instead of that worthless salesman crap he was showing.

2022 Chevy doesn’t have 12V plug.

@@danlux4954 Mine does

@@HotlapHolden is a 22 or 22 refresh? My wife’s Tahoe is a 22 and has one. My Silverado is a 22 Refresh and doesn’t

@@danlux4954 Mine is a 2022 HD

Your first truck had cup holders? Jeesh! Rich guy.

​@@LesterSuggsjust young

I ordered one January 2022. Got my vin number last week and waiting for shipping. Red Duramax 4x4 3500 long bed srw high country

@@raylyndaschilke8686 nice! Did they tell you where it was built? Got my vin 3 weeks ago. Built in flint Michigan. Apparently it's a shipping black hole. Could be another 2 months for me.

@@TheScottmadison1982 that sounds bad for me. Flint Mi. For me"waiting on a part". I am thinking bed liner and rear wheel well liners.

@@TheScottmadison1982 actually I think they said parked in a lot awaiting parts and transport

I seen a young woman in Dallas last month trying to park a 4 door 4 wheel drive new Chevy high country full loaded with lift kit and winch and off road lights, a 100K plus truck , that rig had never seen dirt. I thought "holy Sh*t" what a waste.

Mine’s a 2000 3500 diesel with manual windows, manual mirrors, and a manual tailgate. Like a truck SHOULD be. Enough of all this electronics crap.

When was the last time you saw a base model truck with manual windows and locks? How about just a plain AM / FM radio? No touch screen? No back up camera? .... all that garbage costs money and is partly why new vehicles cost so much. Id be happy if they would put solid metal front and rear bumpers on new vehicles. Whens the last time you saw a solid metal front bumper on anything?

I had two chevy trucks and I can tell you there's a sixth thing you may not know. They have builtin obsolescence. I know because I've been there.

Same here, just need a regular cab, long bed, rubber floor, 4x4 truck(floor shift)! NO FLUFF!!!

On my 2023 2500HD, just gently slide them to one side and they swing out. They don't just slide back/forth.

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@@HotlapHolden "PURGE/BINGE" Potato/tomato same thing!!!

Ford's Lightning looks exactly like a gas F150. Still a doomed idea though.

The EV Silverado looks like an Avalanche, which isn't a good thing in my opinion. Oh and the $105k price tag for the RST is just insane.

@@xandersnyder7214 agree, looks like junk to me, long live the V8 global warming is a joke, hurricane's, flooding have been going on for 100s of decades, still waiting for someone to tell me why Galveston Texas was destroyed in the 1900s by a mega hurricane and flooding, I guess back then there was millions of vehicles and factories.

Hold the button that lowered it

What's wrong w the tried and true way of opening and closing a tailgate w the lever and your hand?

Yes but some of us Need the Help !!!

Chevy should come equipped with heated tailgate so you can push them off the road in the winter time and your hands won't freeze

@@patrickkitchens3363 Thats be mostly factory option on the gasser with the exploding lifters :D

Jon this is a little late but when I bought my used 2018 centennial edition 6.2 L LTZ it came w the shake. Just didn’t seem right to me. I had them check everything. It ended up being the wrong type trans fluid. Crazy I know. Haven’t had issues since (and it was under warranty). Good luck.

I can't find the video but I found a guy explaining that you can move the fuse for this function over to the 3rd post it's not on and it will flip them to where you can roll them up instead of down

To see all the useless features that make the price higher.

We get bored.

I use mine all the time! Mid summer in Georgia gets HOT! Coming out of a store or restaurant and being able to air out the truck makes a big difference

Thanks for actually sharing that you have to change the settings to use the features! I’ve seen them before and tried but no one ever said that I would have to change any settings. You just made my day

You probably hit your wife too but who’s counting.

but few people remember all this stuff....after being held hostage for hours dealing with all the ins and outs of the purchase!

Handle to help climb in I think.

Not on every model.

Not base models

The tailgate?

wifes honda does the same thing plus opens the sunroof also!

do the auto start with this and have the AC come on and blow out all the hot air!

You can also stop the windows by releasing and push the button again if you just want them cracked

Nope. Down only. Guess it doesn't go up to save battery power.

​@@dcuoscissorkickz1614 actually it's a safety thing, they don't want you rolling up ur kids or dogs head in the window

They ain't even worthy of being called a truck anymore. Just did a frame swap on one that didn't even get hit hard in the front and man it ruined the frame coz it's so weak. I'm highly disappointed coz I been a chevy guy since as long as I can remember

@@lifeisshort2016 I have to , respectfully, disagree, to a degree. I' m dating myself, but, back in the early '70s, most trucks were work trucks, and rarely seen in the cities unless used for a service truck (still a work truck.) Earlier than that in the '60s and '50s Pickup trucks were all work related vehicles, there were very few that were "tricked" out to be hot-rods, and none were "luxury" ! In fact, in some places, if you drove a pickup truck you were shunned and ostracized as a "Poor, and Ignorant redneck!" (JUST- NO- HOA"s!!!!) The manufactories did not put out high-end luxury pick-up as they were seen as work vehicles, and farm implements and so, when electric windows became a thing for trucks, it made headlines!! I Wish to see vehicles made to that standard today, work related, hardy, strong, good handling, and made of something other than aluminium sheets, and pot metal. AND NOT BREAK THE BANK when I go to purchase one.

​@@jeffreyharville1918 Totally agree with you. 70's, 80's trucks were NOT popular. I liked them because we always had one for farm work/hauling stuff (old manual "3 in the tree" straight 6's). Somewhere in the mid to late 90's things started turning & now I think VERY few want to buy a plain-Jane work truck. For most it's a status symbol. Big reason why alot of these youngsters JUST HAVE TO trade it in every 2-3 yrs to have the latest & greatest. Also why manufacturers have kept jacking the price up....cause these dummies keep trading/buying.

That's for which key is in use, the 1 is the primary key, 2 is the secondary key, etc. When the truck senses the other key it swaps profiles to that driver, in my truck it changes all of the presets and seat to my wife's settings, and when I get back in it sets them to mine.

@@xandersnyder7214 how do you set that up?

Weird, I have an 18,19, and 21 all l5p and have only had fuel regulator problems on my 19. Nothing at all has broken.

@@gurgisgutters725 Yes but do you work at every day for five and 600 miles a day pulling campers

We do and we do not run them hard because men in there 60s are the driver’s

Trade it in for a different brand. Just the start of your problems.

@@jamesrichardson559 Then one day the dealer will say, despite all of your valid claims of poor quality, 'you're going to have to take ownership of your vehicle'. We sold it and bought a Lexus gx460

You actually have to continue paying for the data plan to maintain that feature since it comes from the google assistant running in the console computer. Doesn’t work from the google assistant running from a phone that’s paired to the console. I thought it was lame when I learned that…. I get a reminder of that lame money-grab idea every time I look at the dash and see that worthless little “speed limit” icon with the two dashes “- -“ on it. Ain’t worth the monthly data plan fee to me though!

Money grab, pay for data or it won’t work.

No

Bring back both the stepside bed option and stick shift. Would LOVE a short bed, stepside reg cab manual Trans 1/2 ton with the 6.6 & 373 rear end.

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@@praisejesusrepentorlikewis6218 sounds like you`re judging me and we know what the bible says about that, don`t we?

How out of touch. Just because your wife’s Buick has one doesn’t mean all vehicles have one and everyone knows about them.

You actually did that? You gotta be the only one 😂