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My tester featured the Redline package that’s part of the Premier trim and it had a great exterior feel that included unique black rims with decorative red hash marks, black nameplates with a red outline, blacked-out grille, and black Chevrolet bowtie logos.

nanny-mandate (my own cutesy term I just coined): you’d like to see a bunch of these “nanny” safety systems mandated by the government or other regulatory agency for all cars on the roads.

One that comes to mind is how Ford was forced to fix most (but not all) of the 2011-14 F-150′s for brake failures but only after the feds raided the joint and twisted their arm. Ford kept on using the same defective components on the 2015 and newer F-150′s and the problem continues to happen. I guess they’re waiting for the feds to force them to fix it like last time?

Ken Roczen understands that weight is more than a state of mind; it is a cold hard fact that puts more stress on the whole system. Here is how the 2019 450s rank on the scales.

“On my way back to asphalt, I came around a turn, and went over a bunch of big speed bumpy bumps,” he told me. “They were really gradual…they weren’t rocky bumps with quick falloffs.”

And the system i will refuse to have as long as possible is there automatic breaking/steering. Absolutely not, no thanks. I will handle the driving for myself, i don’t want the car to make extreme decisions that may or may not contradict what I’m trying to do.

Casual – The guy that acts like a wise neutral observer, yet as passive as he is, even he can’t hide his Ford bias,

Despite appearing on this list, the Chevrolet Avalanche has been known for good reasons from some of its features to performance. As much as it might have come with some goodies, the Avalanche was discontinued for various reason that would probably hinder you from making it a number one priority on the list of cars you would wish to buy. Some of the common issues it came with include speedometer problems. When driving this truck you wouldn’t know the speed you are driving and the cops wouldn’t take speedometer issues to be the cause of speeding. The dashboard fitted in this truck is also prone to cracks. Throw in transmission failures together with various issues related to key operations and we get a recipe for a flop.

The new engine also includes cylinder deactivation on two cylinders, dynamic cam timing, and cam profile changes based on power needs. Both camshafts are two-piece units that offer each valve two or three different lift profiles for high-power, low-power, and deactivation capability. Chevy brought back the old “Tri Power” name for the new system, which should please vintage enthusiasts.

It would be one thing if one could simply turn off all of this driver-assistance crap. I’d still resent paying for it but I could deal with being able to turn it off and having the default remain off even through key cycles. But most automakers don’t give you that option – at least not with everything. Most allow you to turn off lane departure warning/lane change assist. Most do NOT let you turn off automatic braking. Most also have the system turn back off after you turn the engine iff and then re-start the car. Subaru doesn’t let you turn anything off, which us why I’ll never buy another one.