Why I am NOT BUYING a 2022 Chevy Silverado....

My last two new vehicles were a 2018 Silverado and 2021 Silverado so in todays video I talk about why I decided not to buy a refreshed 2022 Chevrolet Silverado.

[irepairofpcfamilykartrac]

Why I’m not buying a 2022 Silverado? 70, 000 reasons.

[tims]

I can’t understand how people can afford not only one of these trucks (any brand) much less two of them over a 3 year period.

[gibsonatorhb]

I hear ya man, I have a 2020 and I got a brochure in the mail for the 2022 ZR2 and started looking into them and decided to chill and instead put a 6" lift, 35's and the Pulsar on my shit to revitalize it 🤙🏻

[markallen]

Still driving My 1999 Ford F-150, not planning on buying a new truck at a house price anytime soon.

[cruzmalibu]

You seem to care more about looks than reliability. GM’s truck division has been proven to be extremely unreliable over the last 15 years, with nearly all new GM trucks being built in Mexico, where hard working folks are paid about $5.00 an hour. GM cares more about profits than good products. When I was a kid, having a Chevy or GMC truck was a big deal, 100% US made and built to last. Those days are forever gone. When Toyota offers a superior truck with bulletproof reliability, you take it. Japan

[kaivonmortazavi]

I think we got your point the first time - but lets hear it again……and again…..and again….and again…..and….

[gjenkins]

I think you made the best decision. It's gonna be something fresh for the channel I don't see too many people on YouTube doing a Sierra build, mostly just the Silverado.

[ScottCoverick]

I just bought the 2022 Silverado with the RST package with the Z71 Off Road package as well. I personally like how the truck looks and mine has fog lights on it. This is a huge improvement over my 1998 F150 and 2002 Suburban.

[TheAwareHuman]

Agree with you 100%. They ruined the front end. Last gen looks so much better. The bumper. The integrated air scoops. But I still don’t like the fact it has leaf springs on the back. And that the rear seats are so upright. Ram got both of those things right..

[g.k.]

I factory ordered my 2014. I still have the truck and use it every day and it now has over 100, 000 miles. I keep it spotless inside and out the best that I can and follow all required maintenance and more. I really don't see the point in purchasing a new vehicle every couple of years since you are only making other people money and not saving it for yourself, but hey! It is your cash so you obviously can do with it as you please. I like to make a new vehicle payment to myself every month and keep storing it in my bank account, then when it comes time to purchase a new truck, I just factory order exactly what I want and pay cash for it. That is the cheapest way and you will get exactly what you want in what color that you want.
Just throwing some free advice out. Do with it what you will.

[jordanstinson]

I love my 2014, I might get one of the newer refreshed models. Love the new interiors. Probably get a Silverado, but a Sierra isn’t a bad option either

[Techmanch]

Got a gf who’s family who’s had GM whole life and agrees that the seats in the trucks are too uncomfortable AT ANY TRIM. They’re “like a rock”. The seats in the Rams at base lvl are way more comfortable. It’s sad because I love the look of the new Silverado. And the 1/2 ton Duramax has better acceleration than the Rams.

[facelesstoast]

It goes custom, LT, RST, LTZ, then High Country. ZR2 is very new and has a waiting list. Interior is the only thing you will be looking at and enjoying so I think it’s a good jump if you need an upgrade.

[sergeybobkov]

The new interior is much better than last years, it is not even close.

[fitya]

I hope they make the seats more comfortable. I have a 2020 Silverado and they are stiff and small compared to Ford and Ram.

[vcastilloaz]

Thanks for the Pulsar LT install video. Since then, I have no reoccuring issues with the transmission, MPG went up by 2, transmission line pressure has risen which has since prevented sudden jerking when taking off from a dead stop. My'19 has over 1800 engine hours and just under 60k miles. Thanks alot!!

[iamthenra]

Still WAY TOO EXPENSIVE!!!! Who can afford these? Lawyers, Doctors, Contractors? My brand new 1995 Chevy Silverado was $26, 000.

[isaacbrebner]

I'm going to keep my 2021 silverado for the reason of I like that truck and don't need a fancy interior

[atticusgalt]

Just stumbled upon your page... you buy a new truck every year?? Can you explain the process? In my mind I would be losing tons if money in depreciation, but if there is a way to not lose $ every year, it sure would be nice to be in a new truck all the time!

[killsmore]

It's funny how you got people complaining that you got a GMC when it's in all fairness essentially the same truck as a Silverado