A die hard Dodge guy’s first impressions of the 2023 GMC Sierra 2500

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My name is Austin, this is Mopar Garage, and we build cool stuff in here! Today we are heading to Atlanta to pick up the new subframe for the Shelby Dodge Daytona project! We took a 2023 GMC 2500 and decided to do a little review on the way.
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My Vehicles:
1999 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 short bed standard cab 5 speed 5.2 (318) V8
1986 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z Carroll Shelby Edition
2008 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 Standard cab Long bed 5.7 Hemi
2019 Kia Optima LX FE

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11 сен 2024

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@matthewtruland Год назад

Of all the trucks I've owned my 5th gen Laramie is easily my favorite. The extra creature comforts (heated/cooled seats primarily), really make the difference for me. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely loved my Tacoma, but the legroom/headroom in both the front and back seats of the Ram is a game changer. The only flaw is the turney wheel -- the number of times I've found myself nearly turning it thinking it's the volume knob is alarming.

@TheMoparGarage Год назад

Couldn’t agree more on all fronts! The 5th Gen 1500’s are about the nicest driving vehicle I’ve ever been in. They just need a dang column shifter.

@notsigningupforshit Год назад

Honestly, I don't know why more people don't rent a vehicle for a weekend before they drop the money down on it...especially the price of a truck these days. Even the low dollar stuff is in the low 40's...ouch. Yeah the crossbrace by itself without the control arms isn't too wide or heavy. I remember pulling one from a pick-a-part with the control arms and rack still on, and it fit in the back of my beater 84 Plymouth Turismo. The beauty of the two door L-body with the hatch - similar to the G-bodies - drop the rear seats and you can fit a ton in them!! At the time I didn't have a truck...which I didn't pick up until I was in dire need of one and traded a guy my 72 Dodge Coronet for a 91 Dakota with a LA V8 318. From there it's always been the Dakota with V8's - 4 to date - 91,92,93, and 09. Much like yourself...made a pilgrimage to southern PA to pick up a turbo hood for my GLH and some other parts and my 92 started acting up. So went and found a 09 for the longer trips and keep the 92 for around the house grunt work. Also have a host of parts from the 93 that had a rotted frame, so blew that apart and kept all the good parts to spare the 92...as they are identical extended cab 4x4's with 5.2 Magnum w/Autos. So, if I ever offload the 92 Dakota...someone is going to get a crap ton of parts with it!!

@TheMoparGarage Год назад

For sure, when I was in the car business a lot of people would come in to buy a specific car simply because they rented one on a vacation or something and loved it. My first pickup was a 1997 Dakota sport with a 3.9 and a 5 speed in emerald green. I traded a blown up ‘99 ZR 700 snowmobile and $400 for it. Such good times in that thing, had 239,000 miles of pure abuse when I sold it and it still ran like a top!

@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад

I'm a Dodge guy, Ford guy, Chevy guy, Toyota guy, Datsun guy, car guy, truck guy............ Also, every time I get in my Dad's Dodge, I reach for the gearshift - then remember the "turney wheel".

@TheMoparGarage Год назад

Haha! You’re an equal opportunity junk guy! A very Admirable quality. When Dodge went to the turney wheel in 2013 I said “this will seem normal in a couple years. 10 years later, I’ve owned 3 of them (14, 18, 21) and it’s still not normal 😂

@notsigningupforshit Год назад

@@TheMoparGarage This is why I hope like hell that if they do come out with a new body on frame Dakota...it comes with the Gladiator shifter and not the dial a gear!!