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[Anonymous Poster]

Went shopping for a new Suburban, they didn't have a 3/4 ton Suburban with the quadrasteer but took a test drive of the 1500 extended cab. It does work quite well but for $4500...don't know... but, they have a $2000 rebate program for the quadrasteer so that makes it easer to swallow. The silly part is the P/U can only be had 1500 exended cab and the suburban only with the 2500 package...go figure.

Right now GM has a program for "friends and neighbors". So if any of you have a "friend or a neighbor" they might be able to get a coupon so you can get 4% over GMS price so that takes the price of that option down to $1872. I don't remember when its over also we have up here an offer for the "if you have a non GM vehicle" you get between $500-$1000 off.
I think it ends at the end of May. My wife works for GM and she just picked up here CTS Caddy I showed the registration from my 67 Jeepster(has to be plated) and they took off $1000.

Cheers
Tony

 

[rocky2]

The Quadrasteer is available on xcabs and crews, why it's only available with a 6 foot bed I don't understand. A Crew cab with 8 foot bed would benefit Quadrasteer the most.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

On all of the forklifts(horizontal lift) it has crab steering and they dont have many problems at all but for a truck it may be different. I was hoping my dad would get a new Chevy because he bought a used Ford F150 6 months ago so he wanted to buy a new one. Ill let you k now if he buys a quadsteer,

 

[GaryM]

I've driven a forklift some, but not for about 20 years or so. i've never driven one that could crab though. I might be mistaken, but I think some of the large aircraft tugs can do that.

Maybe there will be some cut rate used quadrasteers on the market when I'm ready to make the jump to a new vehicle.