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Wow, does that thing remind me of my old trusty 2002 Avalanche.
Same color scheme, and the unique way that it opened up the whole back of the truck. That is an awesome feature.
I once picked up a bare 66 GTO Frame and brought it home in the back.
Retired that rig to the back 40 in 2018 with 400K on the clock.
If I had been been more proactive with the annual New Hampshire Oil Undercoating (NHOU) I employ now, I would still be driving it.
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Old 01-28-2022, 01:23 PM
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The only turn off for me is that damn electric silence.
I couldn't own it.
My current DD GMC rocks the 6.2 with a Borla ATAK exhaust.
That thing is just as loud as the L71 with the hooker side pipes.
One of my favorite things about the truck.
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Did I understand it right, 100 mile range?
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Did I understand it right, 100 mile range?
I think what they were implying is that if you need to get 100 miles you can get that range in about 10 minutes. If you're about 100 miles away from your destination and need a little more. It's touted as having a 400 mile range and 10,000lbs of towing.
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I think what they were implying is that if you need to get 100 miles you can get that range in about 10 minutes. If you're about 100 miles away from your destination and need a little more. It's touted as having a 400 mile range and 10,000lbs of towing.
That would be a 400 mile range OR 10,000lbs of towing. And without using the A/C...

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Did I understand it right, 100 mile range?
I think what they meant was you can get 100 mile range with a 10 minute charge, not sure how that translates to full charge and number of minutes?
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Range is up to 400 miles as quoted to the media. As mentioned, 100mi/10min is not the vehicle range; it's the DC fast charging rate quoted to the media.

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