GTNator
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It’s the other way around, Ford looks like GM.
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My guess is that the next generation will be loaded down with even more useless stuff (electronic shifters, electronic suspensions, auto-leveling lights, touchscheen will go towards a mouse like all of the Euro cars, and they'll slap run flat tires on them). Evolution might not be for the better...
I’m going to wait like it did on both my Escalades, wait till mid model and wait for the kinks to be worked out. Apparently I jumped the gun on my 17 and wish I would of had an 18. But 1st model year GM cars are usually a no go for me.
Normally i agree with this, never buy 1st model year revamp of any brand.....but 1 exception, my 08 accord... drove it home oct 31 2007, new body style, and its still going strong at 340,000....I’m going to wait like it did on both my Escalades, wait till mid model and wait for the kinks to be worked out. Apparently I jumped the gun on my 17 and wish I would of had an 18. But 1st model year GM cars are usually a no go for me.
What’s wrong with you’re 17? You have that awesome rear view mirror video display. Or do you just wish you had the 10 speed?
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Yes, dont buy the first year model change of any vehicle, get a 19, trade it in about3-4 yrs from now and you’re goid.Without reading through all of these pages. Can someone sum up what we know about the 2020. What improvements are made? Wondering if I should get a 2019 or wait for the 2020. Thank you.