New TV for Globetrotter 30RB

[thewarden]

Originally Posted by dlfphoto

FWIW, I just checked the specs on the 2019 Denali 2500HD and the 2020 definitely saw a decent bump in the hauling capabilities. The 2019 has a GVWR of 10,000lbs and a max cargo weight of 2,513lbs. The 2020 jumps 1,000lbs to 3,563lbs with a GWWR of 11,350lbs. These numbers are for standard bed crew cab with diesel for each model year Denali trim.

It appears that GM has indeed upped their game for the 2020 2500 HD Denali Duramax.

[wulfraat]

They sure have. I love my 2017 with the L5P duramax. I think they’ve done a great job “evolving” the 2020s. Lots to like.

I’m going to skip a generation and wait for the 2027 next gen models to come out before swapping. Waiting for a large touch screen to be introduced along with some real tech like we have in our Tesla [emoji4]

[dlfphoto]

Originally Posted by wulfraat

They sure have. I love my 2017 with the L5P duramax. I think they’ve done a great job “evolving” the 2020s. Lots to like.

I’m going to skip a generation and wait for the 2027 next gen models to come out before swapping. Waiting for a large touch screen to be introduced along with some real tech like we have in our Tesla [emoji4]

Haha. Yeah. Our two daily drivers are a 2020 BMW X5 for my wife and a 2019 Tesla Model S Long Range for me. Going from the technology, interior and performance of these cars to the 3/4 ton is going to be quite the adjustment. We're leasing the Denali HD, so maybe in three years, they'll be a big interior/tech update. Or we can look at Tesla, Rivian, or Nikola as all should have trucks on the market by then. Or maybe a GMC or Ford HD electric with the way things are going. Electric motors definitely have the grunt needed - a Model S Performance has 750hp and 1000+ft of torque, more than the beefy 6.6L Duramax!

[dlfphoto]

Here she is. Now just waiting on the Globetrotter!

[Downhill502]

Originally Posted by dlfphoto

Here she is. Now just waiting on the Globetrotter!

Great looking TV you have there! I bet you all cannot wait for the Globe to show up.

[no_worries]

Dlfphoto. I’ve had this truck for a year and you will really enjoy it. We’ve towed our 33 Classic across the country a couple of times and it pulls across the Appalachians without any issues at all. 12.5mpg at 67mph.

Pm me if you have any questions.

[Hans627]

Originally Posted by dlfphoto

Here she is. Now just waiting on the Globetrotter!

Looks pretty nice! Remind me, is it diesel or gas?

[dlfphoto]

Originally Posted by Hans627

Looks pretty nice! Remind me, is it diesel or gas?

6.6L Duramax diesel with new 10-speed Allison transmission.