I don't know about the stop sale, but I would second jumping on a new 5.3 or 3.0 sooner rather than later as I would guess demand for those engines will increase significantly as people start unloading their 6.2's (like I did!).
All new diesels have the emissions controls that create potential reliability issues, but none of those will cause catastrophic failures as far as I know. I don't gather from the OP's post that he's looking to buy an early 2000's lumber wagon. I had an '03 LLY and agree that truck was amazing...
Coming from a '22 Yukon Denali with a blown engine, I just picked up a new Sierra with the 3.0 LZ0 engine and I am thoroughly impressed. I would recommend the 3.0l to anyone in the market for a new truck or SUV. The efficiency alone is insanely impressive. AND I was a small liter diesel...
Yes it does have an infrared camera to track the driver's eyes. This could very well be the issue because I disabled SC, Adaptive Cruise and even the parking sensors and laser still goes crazy. The camera must be running a scan every 10-20ish seconds which triggers the V1 or at least this...
This is something that happened the first day I bought the truck (~2 months ago). I have put it in other vehicles and it does not have this issue with the laser function enabled.
Granted this is a Sierra Denali Ultimate, it was previously in a 2022 Yukon Denali without SC (obvi.) but had...
Hi all - Wondering if any of the GM owners with Supercruise have issue with their Valentine One going nuts pretty much all the time WITH OR WITHOUT supercruise in operation? I have the first gen Valentine that is fairly old and this is the first vehicle where I have had to disable the laser...
If they did, they did it recently, because I have seen a few posts on social media about engine failures on 2025 6.2's... will be interesting to see how this goes.
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