Brad’s posts-Yet another reason I look forward to the weekends.

So this is your build?

It should not be named a blazer. But, compared with other crossovers, its design is clean and the size is perfect, they will print money with this.

A moron can also be defined as someone who does not use punctuation.

Sounds like the 4.3 actually. I have a Silverado that gets exact same specs and has the 4.3 in it.

The diesel is less reliable? I could see your point of view until that comment, now you are just grasping at anything to build your argument.

I mostly agreed with your first post, then you replied to steering wheel controls in a negative way and now you lost all credibility. Insert Simpson meme: Old man yelling at the clouds

Nah. You get used to it quick. My sport bike redline starts at 16000rpm, anyone with decent senses knows when its time to shift. Although, that said, I’m very generous when it comes to allowing other riders take it for a spin and the cruiser guys almost always kill it a few times. I had one guy that couldn’t even get…

Ppeople in a liberal state complaining about their liberal system of taxes and regulations. Kinda ironic. 

While I am not doubting Andrew’s research. I understand the cab lights have more to do with gvwr specifically for trailering over a certain weight.

I agree with everything except over designed cars negatively impact aero. The most odd looking cars to us, actually are the most aero efficient. See current Prius.

science channel

I was confident it was a Yukon. /pedantic

4k for the maintenance you listed ?!! Bruh. Either the shop you take it to is bending you over, or, you are buying parts made of gold.

False. I would put WW up against the best MCU movie and probably still couldn't decide a "winner"

Huh? having a larger cab does not mean the box gets smaller. Can you explain this post?

1. other websites have fantastic coverage of motorcycles. I recommend forums, they are a perfect start for a new rider.

This guy is out of the greys? another lesson on how life is not fair 

Fair enough. 

basic economics (something less and less people seem to know anything about) makes the argument that taking the lump sum is the wiser choice. Known as opportunity cost. With that kind of bank role, wise investing yields A LOT of money, even at low return rates.