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ALL-NEW 2007 CHEVY
AVALANCHE IS FLEXIBLE WITH PASSENGERS, CARGO AND FUEL
Pricing
Specifications
CHICAGO – Chevrolet introduced the 2007 Chevy
Avalanche, the next generation of the industry’s most flexible
utility vehicle. It combines the passenger-comfort attributes of an
SUV with the cargo capability of a truck. The ’07 Avalanche is
based on GM’s new, full-size SUV platform, which features more
power with segment-leading fuel economy and flex-fuel capability; a
sharper, more precise driving feel; increased interior refinement;
and improved quietness.
Avalanche also delivers a 360-degree safety system of occupant
protection and crash-avoidance technology that demonstrates GM’s
commitment to providing world-class safety, including available head
curtain side air bags and standard StabiliTrak stability control
system with new rollover mitigation technology.
“Avalanche is vehicle without peers, selling more than 379,500
units from its spring 2001 launch through December 2005,” said Ed
Peper, Chevrolet general manager. “Avalanche’s flexibility, from
its SUV comfort and ingenious Midgate to its new family of
flex-fuel-capable engines, delivers a truly unique combination of
cargo and passenger options.”
The 2007 Avalanche will be available in the second quarter of
2006. It is offered in LS, LT and LTZ models, with 2WD and 4WD (a
Z71 off-road package will be offered later in the model year). At
the start of production, Avalanche will come with an efficient 5.3L
V-8 with Active Fuel Management™ technology that seamlessly
switches from eight-cylinder to four-cylinder operation to save
fuel. Later, a new, all-aluminum 6.0L V-8 with Active Fuel
Management and variable valve timing (VVT) will be available.
Several available engines allow Avalanche to run on E85, a renewable
fuel.
E85 is a blend of 85 percent ethyl alcohol (ethanol) and 15
percent gasoline. It delivers similar performance as regular
gasoline and is a renewable, domestically produced fuel made from
the starch and sugar in agricultural products – primarily corn.
E85 also burns cleaner than regular gasoline, which reduces
greenhouse gas emissions. GM vehicles with E85 capability can run on
any combination of E85 and regular gasoline.
GM is a leader in advancing E85 technology and use. More than 1.5
million GM vehicles on the road already are E85-capable.
Trademark flexibility
Avalanche’s unparalleled flexibility enables it to function as
an SUV, truck or both, thanks to the unique Midgate. Pioneered on
the first-generation Avalanche, the clever Midgate opens to extend
the cargo-carrying capability from the cargo bed’s 5.3-foot-long
(1.6 m) length to 8.2 feet (2.5 m) – 2 inches (51 mm) longer than
previous models. The rear seat must be folded to achieve maximum
storage capability; with the rear seat up and the Midgate closed,
Avalanche has room for up to six passengers.
When the Midgate is open and the rear seat is folded flat,
Avalanche can carry 4-foot by 8-foot (1.2 m by 2.4 m) sheets of
plywood with the tailgate closed. Storage compartments alongside the
cargo box provide ample and lockable storage. The storage
compartments also have drains, so they can be filled with ice and
used as coolers. A three-piece rigid cargo cover with interlocking
panels also is available.
New features on the ’07 model enhance Avalanche’s flexible
attributes and reflect customer feedback:
- Central-locking tailgate: Locking and
unlocking the tailgate is more secure, as the conventional keyed
lock is removed from the tailgate. Locking and unlocking
functions are handled by the interior lock switches or from the
Remote Keyless Entry fob.
- Remote vehicle starting: Standard on some
models and available on others, the remote vehicle starting
system allows convenient start-up from a distance to pre-heat or
pre-cool the vehicle’s interior.
- Cargo cover retaining straps: New straps
allow the cargo covers to be held securely in place when removed
from the storage compartments.
Avalanche also has a new tailgate that is spring-loaded to reduce
the effort needed to open or close it.
Flexible powertrains
Avalanche is powered by a new Gen IV small-block V-8 family that
delivers more power than comparable powertrains in previous models.
Standard on 2WD models is a Vortec 5.3L V-8 with 320 horsepower (238
kw)* and 340 lb.-ft. of torque (470 Nm)*, which offers Active Fuel
Management. Two versions of the Vortec 5.3L Gen IV V-8 – including
an aluminum-block version that is standard in 4WD models – are
compatible with E85.
The 5.3L aluminum-block V-8, standard on the 4WD Avalanche,
delivers an estimated 310 horsepower (231 kw)** and 335 lb.-ft. (463
Nm)** of torque.
Coming later in the year is a powerful, new all-aluminum 6.0L V-8
with variable valve timing, as well as Active Fuel Management. The
engine, available on 2WD and 4WD models, is rated at an estimated
355 horsepower (264 kw).** VVT helps optimize camshaft timing to
improve low-rpm torque and high-rpm horsepower. The system is
enabled by a unique dual-equal cam phaser – the industry’s first
application of VVT on a mass-produced V-8 cam-in-block engine. The
unique dual-equal phaser adjusts the camshaft timing at the same
rate for both the intake and exhaust valves. A Hydra-Matic 4L70
electronically controlled four-speed automatic transmission is
paired with the engine.
Contributing to Avalanche’s more efficient performance is
improved aerodynamics. A more steeply raked windshield and smoother
roofline improve airflow over the vehicle, while a dditional
contributors to efficiency include a lower, wider front air dam,
tighter tolerances and gaps between the fascias, lamps and grille
openings, and improved front-end sealing that nearly eliminates air
leak paths. These features all contribute to enhanced fuel economy
and improved driving quietness, compared with previous models.
Refined, convenient interior
Along with Chevy Tahoe and Suburban, the interior of the ’07
Avalanche represents significant new levels of refinement, comfort,
quality and convenience. It is roomy and airy, thanks to a lower
instrument panel and deeper windshield that improve outward
visibility. Passenger space also is increased, including more
shoulder space for rear passengers, which is packaged with the
available roof-mounted head curtain side air bags with rollover
protection for both seating rows.
Avalanche’s new front seats are designed to provide more
comfort and easier entry/egress. Door pillar-mounted first-row
three-point safety belts facilitate slimmer seat design, which helps
increase cargo space behind the seats. Comfort has been enhanced
with firmer foams, including more aggressive bolsters. The front-row
seats have one-inch more aft travel than previous models.
The rear seat is unique to the Avalanche and enables easy access
to the Midgate system. The seat folds flat, allowing longer items to
be carried between the cargo bed and into the rear passenger
compartment. Refinements throughout Avalanche’s spacious interior
create an environment that exudes quality and precision. A two-tone
color scheme is executed with new, softer and low-gloss materials
for the instrument panel and other trim pieces. An all-Ebony
interior is available. Additional details include LED backlighting
for the instruments and chrome accents on instruments and vents.
Flush-mounted accessories and controls, such as the climate
control/radio center stack, create a seamless, “single unit”
appearance. Also, there are almost no exposed metal hardware or
latches, as all models feature enclosing “close-outs” around the
seat bottoms and door sill trim plates.
New comfort features include an upgraded HVAC system, and storage
capability is improved with the segment’s largest center console
storage bin, a larger glove box and additional new storage
compartments. Avalanche also offers a host of available convenience
features, including:
- Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist
- Rearview camera system
- Touch-screen navigation system
- DVD rear-seat entertainment system with larger, 8-inch screen
and enhanced features.
Avalanche also features an impressive new audio/navigation
lineup, which provides quality entertainment and information. A new
family of CD/MP3-compatible radios leads the audio lineup, with an
enhanced DVD entertainment system that includes a larger, 8-inch
screen (with in-dash loading). A new touch-screen navigation radio
is available and incorporates the view monitor for the available
rear-camera system.
Distinctive exterior design
Avalanche’s all-new exterior, monochromatic design is leaner
and more agile looking, with a more steeply raked windshield and
smoother roofline accentuating the exterior length. Avalanche wears
the new face of Chevrolet, with a large Chevy gold Bowtie, centered
on a twin-port horizontal grille. The body-colored grille surround
is inset with an argent texture mesh. Fog lamps and headlamps
feature jewel-like optics. The lower fascia, incorporating the front
license plate holder and integrated recovery hooks, is aggressively
styled with a skid plate look that enhances Avalanche’s rugged,
off-road appearance.
Avalanche’s front end styling reflects its capability. It
includes the fast-rake windshield; a bulging power dome hood; a
prominent new fender design with integrated wheel flares; a
distinctive new grille and headlamps; and a full-wrap fascia. The
wraparound fascia, which eliminates the conventional bumper-to-body
gap, is one of the numerous attributes that gives the Avalanche a
more refined look. It also enhances aerodynamics. There also is a
new family of 17-inch and 20-inch wheels. Seventeen-inch wheels and
tires are standard, with 20-inch factory-installed wheels available
(standard on LTZ). The larger wheels fill Avalanche’s wheel
houses, giving the vehicle a confident stance.
An available Z71 Off Road package (available in the fourth
quarter of 2006) takes this aggressive look to the next level, with
larger recovery hook openings, larger, more prominent fog lamps and
specific grille texture and platinum chrome grille trim.
Eighteen-inch wheels and tires also are part of the package.
Avalanche is offered in nine exterior colors: Greystone Metallic,
Dark Blue Metallic, Sport Red Metallic, Bermuda Blue Metallic,
Black, Summit White, Gold Mist Metallic, Sunburst Orange Metallic
and Silver Birch Metallic.
New full-size SUV foundation
Avalanche is built on GM’s new full-size SUV platform, which
incorporates features such as a new, fully boxed frame,
coil-over-shock front suspension, rack-and-pinion steering and an
all-new, premium interior system that bolster the vehicle’s
comfort, quality and capability. Wider front and rear tracks enhance
handling and vehicle stability for a more confident road feel.
Extensive attention to detail was paid by Avalanche’s engineers
to ensure a quiet driving experience. The new, stiffer frame reduces
vibrations transmitted to the passenger cabin, while the strength
and accuracy of the fully-boxed frame also enable more precise
mounting and tuning of chassis and suspension components. This helps
reduce vibration – even the tires on the large, 17-inch and
20-inch wheels were designed to reduce noise.
Noise-reducing components and materials are used throughout the
body structure, including the headliner material, door seals and
front-of-dash area. The engines also feature a quiet-tuned
alternator and an acoustically tuned engine cover that reduces
engine noise heard inside the vehicle. New door seals help reduce
seal “pull-away” at highway speeds, which can cause wind noise.
Also, a sleeker shape, thanks to improved aerodynamics, streamlined
exterior mirrors and roof rack, more steeply raked windshield and
tighter body gap tolerances, assures a quiet ride.
Avalanche’s quietness and smoothness are complemented by the
Autoride suspension system, which is standard on LTZ. This
segment-exclusive bi-state, real-time damping system provides an
extremely refined ride with greatly reduced body motion. The system
consists of a semi-active, two-position damping control system that
responds in real time to road and driving conditions, based on body
and wheel motion sensors.
Avalanche offers up to 8,000 pounds (3,629 kg) of towing
capability, when properly equipped, enhancing its flexible,
ready-for-anything capability.
Safety story
The ’07 Avalanche offers security in the form of a 360-degree
safety system of occupant protection and crash-avoidance
technologies. New features include roof-mounted head curtain side
air bags with rollover protection for both rows and front-seat
safety belt pretensioners that are linked to the vehicle's sensing
system to provide segment-exclusive deployment in rear-end crashes.
These features are integrated into a stronger vehicle structure
that is also designed for improved compatibility with other
vehicles. The roof-mounted head curtain air bags include design
features that provide increased rollover protection and occupant
containment. Sensors located at the front of the vehicle, in the
side doors, and within the occupant compartment provide increased
and more immediate crash detection. The vehicle's sensing system
provides industry-exclusive capability to deploy front seat safety
belt pretensioners during certain rear-end collisions, enhancing the
belt system's ability to hold the occupants firmly in place.
The roof-mounted head curtain side air bag system incorporates one
of the segment's first rollover indication sensors, which is located
on the vehicle's center tunnel in the occupant compartment. The
sensor monitors the vehicle's accelerations and roll rate. If these
signals indicate an impending rollover, the roof-mounted head
curtain side air bags deploy to provide an extra measure of occupant
protection and containment. These rollover-capable head curtain side
air bags stay inflated longer than air bags developed only for side
impacts because rollover incidents can last longer. The deployment
duration and other design features of the rollover-capable air bags
combine to provide increased occupant protection and the ability to
help keep occupants inside the vehicle.
Crash avoidance is bolstered through enhanced design and driver
control dynamics, such as wider front and rear tracks, as well as
more responsive suspensions – including a new coil-over-shock
front suspension design and new rack-and-pinion steering. The
vehicles are built on a stronger and stiffer, fully-boxed frame that
contributes to enhanced crash energy management. The front frame
section has been designed to optimize crush progression, resulting
in improved energy absorption efficiency. The improved crush
performance, enabled by hydroformed frame rails and efficient
chassis component packaging, also comprehends design provisions that
help improve vehicle-to-vehicle compatibility in the event of a
frontal impact with a smaller vehicle.
Additional safety features include:
- Standard StabiliTrak stability control system with rollover
mitigation technology
- Standard dual-stage driver's front air bag
- Standard dual-stage outboard-front passenger air bag with
Passenger
Sensing System
- Available roof-mounted head curtain side air bags for both
seating rows
- Standard front seat safety belt pretensioners with rear impact
deployment capability
- Standard tire pressure monitoring system
- Available rain-sensing wiper system
- Available Ultrasonic Rear Parking Assist that can detect
certain stationary objects in the rearward path of the vehicle
and send an audible warning sound and display via three LEDs on
the right D-pillar
- Available rearview camera system designed to provide the
driver with
a view of people or objects in the rearward path of the vehicle
- Standard pull-up/push-down power window switches
All models come with the Generation 6 OnStar system (with a one-year
Safe and Sound service plan). The system includes the General Motors
Advanced Automatic Crash Notification (AACN) system, making crash
data available to emergency services to potentially dispatch the
appropriate life-saving personnel and equipment to crash scenes
faster. If the vehicle is in a crash that activates an air bag, the
OnStar system automatically notifies an OnStar advisor, who will
check on the occupants or summon emergency help if necessary. OnStar
also can assist authorities in locating a vehicle if it is reported
stolen (ability to locate stolen vehicles varies with conditions).
*Horsepower and torque SAE certified. A new voluntary power
and torque certification procedure developed by the SAE Engine Test
Code committee was approved March 31, 2005 . This procedure (J2723)
ensures fair, accurate ratings for horsepower and torque by allowing
manufacturers to certify their engines through third-party witness
testing. GM was the first auto manufacturer to begin using the
procedure and expects to use it for all newly rated engines in the
future.
** Horsepower and torque estimated.
Pricing
Announced for 2007 Chevrolet Avalanche, the Industry's Most
Flexible Utility Vehicle
Avalanche is
third all-new Chevrolet utility priced more than $2,000 less than
its predecessor in 3 months
Dallas, Texas -- Chevrolet, America's number one brand,
announced pricing today at the Dallas Auto Show for the all-new 2007
Avalanche, the next generation of the industry's most flexible
utility vehicle. The 2007 Avalanche LS begins at $32,490; the
starting price for an Avalanche LT is $33,170 and the Avalanche LTZ
will start at $39,905. All prices include $875 destination freight
charge and apply to two-wheel drive models with a standard 5.3L V8.
The 2007 four-wheel drive version of the Avalanche LS has a base
price of $35,490, the starting price for the 4WD Avalanche LT is
$36,170 and the 4WD Avalanche LTZ starts at $42,905. Vehicle prices
include $875 destination freight charge.
Delivering on Chevrolet's promise to be the number one value
leader in the marketplace, the all-new 2WD and 4WD 2007 Avalanche LS
and LT models are priced more than $2,000 below comparably equipped
2006 Avalanche models. The LTZ trim-level was not offered in 2006.
Avalanche is the third all-new Chevrolet utility launched during the
past three months that is $2,000 less expensive than its
predecessor. The Chevrolet Tahoe and Suburban were also priced more
than $2,000 less than the previous model-year.
"The Chevrolet Avalanche enjoys one of the highest customer
retention ratings in the industry," said Ed Peper, Chevrolet
General Manager, "We wanted to reward and grow that customer
loyalty by exceeding expectations for unparalleled capability and
value. Avalanche buyers are practical adventure seekers who are
looking for a vehicle to support their active lifestyles with the
comfort of an SUV coupled with industry-leading, lockable cargo
space they've come to expect from a pick-up truck. "
The unique Midgate technology enables the Avalanche to function
as an SUV, truck or both. When the Midgate is closed, the lockable
cargo bed is 5 ft. 3 in. (1.6 m) long and the passenger compartment
can seat up to six passengers comfortably. When the Midgate is open
and the rear seat is folded flat, the lockable cargo bed extends to
8 ft. 2in. (2.5 m) - 2 inches (51 mm) longer than previous models.
In addition to unparalleled flexibility in its design, the
Chevrolet Avalanche's efficient 5.3L V8 engine with Active Fuel
Management TechnologyTM seamlessly switches from
eight-cylinder to four-cylinder operation to save fuel. Several
available engines will allow Avalanche to run on E 85, a renewable
fuel source.
About Chevrolet
Chevrolet is America's No. 1-selling automotive brand. With the
largest dealer network in the United States, Chevy is the leader in
full-size trucks and the leader in sales of vehicles priced $35,000
and above. In addition, Chevrolet delivers more-than-expected value
in every vehicle category, offering cars and trucks priced from
$9,995 to $72,235. Chevy delivers expressive design, spirited
performance and great value with standard features usually found
only on more expensive vehicles.
Chevrolet's global headquarters is at the GM Renaissance Center
in Detroit. For more information, go to www.chevy.com.
Overview
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Models:
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Chevrolet Avalanche LS, LT and LTZ
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Body style / driveline:
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4-door sport utility
vehicle/pickup, front-engine, 2- or 4-wheel drive, half-ton
models
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Construction:
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body on frame
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EPA vehicle class:
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half-ton truck vehicle
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Manufacturing locations:
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Silao , Mexico
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Key competitors:
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Ford Super Crew, Dodge Ram Quad Cab
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Engines
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Vortec 5300 5.3L V-8 (LY5, LMG)
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Vortec 5300 5.3L V-8 (LC9)
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Vortec 6000 6.0L V-8 (L76)
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Type:
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5.3L V-8
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5.3L V-8
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6.0L V-8
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Displacement (cu in / cc):
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325 / 5328
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325 / 5328
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364 / 5967
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Bore & stroke (in / mm):
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3.78 x 3.62 / 96 x 92
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3.78 x 3.62 / 96 x 92
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4.00 x 3.62 / 101.6 x 92
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Block material:
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cast iron
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cast aluminum
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cast aluminum
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Cylinder head material:
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cast aluminum
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cast aluminum
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cast aluminum
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Valvetrain:
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overhead valve, 2 valves per
cylinder, hydraulic roller lifters
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overhead valve, 2 valves per
cylinder, hydraulic roller lifters
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overhead valve, 2 valves per
cylinder, variable valve timing
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Ignition system:
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coil-near-plug ignition, iridium
electrode tip/ iridium core spark plugs, low resistance
spark plug wires
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coil-near-plug ignition, iridium
electrode tip/ iridium core spark plugs, low resistance
spark plug wires
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coil-near-plug ignition, iridium
electrode tip/ iridium core spark plugs, low resistance
spark plug wires
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Fuel delivery:
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Active Fuel Management™;
sequential fuel injection
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Active Fuel Management™;
sequential fuel injection
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Active Fuel Management™;
sequential fuel injection
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Compression ratio:
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9.9:1
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9.9:1
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9.7:1
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Horsepower (hp/ kw @ rpm):
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320 / 238 @ 5200*
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310 / 231 @ 5200**
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355 / 264 @ 5400**
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Torque (lb-ft / Nm @ rpm):
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340 / 470 @ 4200*
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335 / 463 @ 4000**
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365 / 504 @ 4400**
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Fuel:
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87 octane,
E85-capable (LMG)
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87 octane, E85-capable
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87 octane
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Maximum engine speed (rpm):
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6000
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6000
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5900
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Emissions controls:
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close-coupled catalytic converter,
Quick Sync 58X ignition, returnless fuel rail, fast-response
O²
sensor
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close-coupled catalytic converter,
Quick Sync 58X ignition, returnless fuel rail, fast-response
O²
sensor
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close-coupled catalytic converter,
Quick Sync 58X ignition, returnless fuel rail, fast-response
O²
sensor
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Estimated fuel economy:
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TBD
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TBD
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TBD
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Transmission
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Type:
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Hydra-Matic 4L60, 4-speed automatic
(5.3L engines)
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Hydra-Matic 4L70, 4-speed automatic
(6.0L engine)
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Gear ratios (:1):
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First:
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3.06
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3.06
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Second:
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1.63
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1.63
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Third:
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1.00
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1.00
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Fourth:
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0.70
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0.70
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Reverse:
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2.29
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2.29
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Final drive ratio:
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3.73:1 (std), 4.10 :1 (opt)
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4.10
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Chassis/Suspension
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Front:
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independent, coil over shock;
Autoride real-time damping (std. on LTZ and LT with 6.0L)
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Rear:
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five-link with coil springs;
Autoride real-time damping (std. on LTZ and LT with 6.0L)
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Traction assist:
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all-speed traction control
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Steering type:
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power-assisted rack-and-pinion
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Steering ratio:
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17.75:1
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Steering wheel turns, lock-to-lock:
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3
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Turning circle, curb-to-curb (ft /
m):
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43.0 / 13.1
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Brakes
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Type:
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4-wheel disc, 4-wheel ABS
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Rotor diameter x thickness (in /
mm):
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front: 13 x 1.18 / 330.2 x 30
rear: 13.5 x .787 / 345 x 20
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Wheels/Tires
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Wheel size and type:
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17 x 7.5-inch machined cast
aluminum, silver sparkle accent (LS, LT)
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18 x 8.0-inch polished aluminum
(Z71 package) – Q4 ’06 availability
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20 x 8.5-inch polished aluminum
(opt. LT, std. LTZ)
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Tires:
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P265/70R17 blackwall Goodyear AL2
(all-season) steel belt radials;
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P265/70R17 white letter Goodyear
AL2 (all-season) steel belt radials;
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P265/70R17 blackwall Bridgestone
OOR (on-off-road) steel belt radials (export only)
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P265/65R18 blackwall Bridgestone
OOR (on-off-road) steel belt radials – Q4 ’06
availability
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P265/65R18 blackwall Bridgestone
AL2 (all-season) steel belt radials (export only)
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P275/55R20 blackwall Bridgestone
AL2 (all-season) steel belt radials
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Dimensions
Exterior
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Wheelbase (in / mm):
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130 / 3302
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Overall length (in / mm):
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221.3 / 5620.8
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Overall width (in / mm):
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79.1 / 2010.4
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Overall height (in / mm):
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76.6 / 1944.8
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Track (in / mm):
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front: 68.2 / 1731.8
rear: 67.0 / 1701.8
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Minimum ground clearance (in / mm):
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2WD: 9.1 / 230.7 4WD: 9.1 / 230.7
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Step-in height (in / mm):
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2WD: 21.9 / 555.6 4WD: 22.2 / 562.8
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Ground to top of cargo floor (in /
mm):
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2WD: 32.2 / 818.9
4WD: 32.5 / 824.8
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Approach angle (deg):
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2WD: 16.78 4WD: 16.64
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Departure angle (deg):
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2WD: 20.05 4WD: 20.31
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Curb weight (lb / kg):
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2WD: 5478 / 2485 4WD: 5645 / 2560
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Weight distribution (% front /
rear):
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2WD: 51 / 49
4WD: 52 / 48
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Interior
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First Row
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Second Row
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Seating capacity (9 total):
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2 / 3
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2 / 3
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Headroom (in / mm):
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41.1 / 1043.2
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40 / 1014.9
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Legroom (in / mm):
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41.3 / 1048.9
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39.1 / 1048.9
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Shoulder room (in / mm):
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65.3 / 1657.9
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65.2 / 1657.3
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Hip room (in / mm):
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64.4 / 1636.7
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61.8 / 1570.1
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Cargo length (in / mm):
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Behind 1 st row, Midgate closed
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31.8 / 806.8
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Cargo volume (cu ft / L):
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Behind 1 st row, 2 nd row folded,
Midgate closed
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54.3 / 1537.3
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Behind 1 st row, 2 nd row folded,
Midgate open
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101 / 2859.1
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Cargo box
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Cargo Length – bed, Midgate
closed (in / mm):
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63.3 /1609.1
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Cargo Length – behind 1 st row,
Midgate open (in / mm):
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97.6 / 2479
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Cargo width at wheelhouse (in /
mm):
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50.0 / 1270.4
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Cargo height – max. inside w/Midgate
open (in / mm):
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47.4 / 1204.7
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Cargo height – open bed (in /
mm):
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25.0 / 634.7
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Cargo height – w/bed cover (in /
mm):
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22.6 / 574.5
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Cargo volume, open bed, Midgate
closed (cu ft / L):
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45.5 / 1289.1
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Capacities
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GVWR: (lb / kg):
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2WD: 6800 / 3084 4WD: 7000 / 3175
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Payload, base (lb / kg):
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2WD: 1322 / 600
4WD: 1355 / 615
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Trailer towing maximum (lb / kg):
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2WD: 8000 / 3628 (5.3L & 6.0L
w/ 4.10 axle)
4WD: 7800 / 3538 (5.3L w/ 4.10
axle)
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Fuel tank (gal / L):
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31.5 / 119.2
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Engine oil (qt / L):
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6 / 5.7 (5.3L & 6.0L)
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Cooling system (qt / L):
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16.8 / 15.9 (5.3L & 6.0L)
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*Horsepower and torque SAE-certified. A
new voluntary power and torque certification procedure developed by
the SAE Engine Test Code committee was approved March 31, 2005. This
procedure (J2723) ensures fair, accurate ratings for horsepower and
torque by allowing manufacturers to certify their engines through
third-party witness testing. GM was the first auto manufacturer to
begin using the procedure and expects to use it for all newly rated
engines in the future.
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