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The bottom line on the 2019 Silverado is that Chevrolet is working hard to get your business. It has never offered more trim levels, more options for the entire line, or a better basic truck. You can find a 2019 Silverado that meets your needs, your desires, and your price point. Play with the configurator and you’ll easily build a Silverado that hits two – or even all three – of those points.

Cummins said it is offering a pre-certified system — what is commonly referred to as Scheme A approach — to remove additional certification complexity from the equation for the shipyard. The Scheme A approach means Cummins has worked directly with an IMO-recognized agency to perform witness and emissions tests before the system arrives at the shipyard. The design is proven in the test cell to meet the emissions requirements and the various design configurations are all pre-approved.

I have a 2014 that has rear & front parking sensors, as well as lane departure warning. They are awful. Basically anytime I hit the turn signal, beeeeeeeeeeep. The car in the next lane can be 4 cars lengths back, but I still get a ding. I put it in reverse, beeeeeeepp. To let me know there are cars driving on the road 40 feet past the parking lot I’m in.

The repair estimate is about $3,000, and appears to involve repair or replacement of the header panel, front bumper and end caps, and fenders:

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Brian Thomson shows how to build a de-stroked LS7 for road racing situations where it’s common to stay in the high rpm range for long periods of time.

3) Most of the ‘state imposed’ safety requirements have proven to be effective. Crumple zones, 3 point safety belts, head restraints, ABS and stability control have all either served to reduce collisions or traffic fatalities. Thus again reducing societal costs. And history has proven that left on their own, that many (if not most) auto manufacturers would not have made these features standard equipment. Not to mention the ‘cheating’ that some manufacturers have been found to engage in regarding ‘crash tests’. So ending government safety mandates is not a long term cost savings. Again requiring these features is a utilitarian necessity/benefit.

While the machine’s we saw were still in the prototype phase, Deutz plans to start manufacturing modular hybrid drives in 2019 and selling hybrids and all-electric products by 2020, says Dr. Frank Hiller, Deutz’s CEO. By 2022-2023 Hiller says the company anticipates hybrids and electric drive units will account for 5-to 10-percent of the company’s revenue. Since the company projects sales above 200,000 engines by 2022, that could mean anywhere from 10,000 to 20,000 electrified machines in the market running on E-Deutz systems in the next few years.

Yes, the well-equipped Denali interior is a very nice place to sit—the cab size is larger than ever and filled with decent leather, open-pore wood, and a bunch of integrated storage; it’s comfortable and hedonistically spacious, like one of those Barcalounger reclining movie theater seats—but doesn’t feel luxurious in the true sense of the word. The lesser-equipped models didn’t even reach that bar. It made one think, if you’re not going to spring for the fancy options like a carbon-fiber bed, why not buy the same machine in less-expensive Silverado guise, which can also be had with a nice interior? But it’s a moot point, I was made to understand: the Sierra buyer is always going to want the extra goodies, the Denali trim in particular, because otherwise he wouldn’t be a Sierra buyer—such is the loyalty of the modern truck owner. I can’t pretend to understand the thinking.

I have a number of receipts like this one from earlier this year showing that an oil change was done:

But the special experience is the 2.7-liter turbo. We drove the truck before we knew what was under the hood, and my guess was about a 3.0-liter turbo V6, or “one hell of a four-banger.” We didn’t put a clock on 0-60 or freeway passing acceleration, but the engine was brisk, edgy, and ready to rock and roll at all times. The turbo four was also mated to the same 8-speed automatic and made good use of the gears. By comparison, the 4.3-liter V6 (which goes back to the late 1980s) with the 6-speed felt blunted and stodgy.