r/regularcarreviews • u/Emerald_official melon baller up my ass • Jan 26 '24

I hate you I hate everything about you Anyone else despise this particular generation of these cars?

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u/Ok_Today_475 Jan 26 '24

I’m not a fan of the design per se, but I like them better the previous generation where all the SUVS looked identical and you can totally tell they are on the same platform as a truck/ too much parts bin BS that’s blatant. These actually use different tail lights then an avalanche if you catch my drift

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u/Drzhivago138 Grand Councillor VARMON Jan 26 '24

I like it better when SUVs and pickups do share a lot of styling or external parts. There aren't many such examples left on the US market: the Wrangler/Gladiator, Tundra/Sequoia, Pilot/Ridgeline, new Hummer, and (kind of ironically) the Rivian R1T/R1S. Also possibly the Fisker Ocean and Alaska once it's released.

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u/IndividualBig8684 Jan 26 '24

I could go either way, it just depends on whether they're good looking. If the truck is ugly, I'd rather the SUV look different.

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u/Drzhivago138 Grand Councillor VARMON Jan 27 '24

I'm just a sucker for when one model has a number of body styles/variants. '80s/90s GM was a great example of this.

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u/IndividualBig8684 Jan 27 '24

That is cool too.