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similar things were said about the Honda Ridgeline and the Chevrolet Avalanche; they ended up having the same long-tern issues that they were predicted to have;
by serf 2y ago
similar things were said about the Honda Ridgeline and the Chevrolet Avalanche; they ended up having the same long-tern issues that they were predicted to have; torn mounting points and reduced repair-ability when the inevitable occurs.
- potato3732842 2y ago>similar things were said about the Honda Ridgeline and the Chevrolet Avalanche; they ended up having the same long-tern issues that they were predicted to have; torn mounting points and reduced repair-ability when the inevitable occurs. The fact that you think the Chevy Avalanche[1] has unibody problems says everything I need to know about your opinion There's nothing fundamentally wrong with unibody construction for a vehicle like this some work vans have been that way basically forever (though it makes me want to go postal when the OEMs graft a really shitty frame onto the back of a unibody van and call it a "cab and chassis"). [1]https://www.gmwholesaledirect.com/v-2009-chevrolet-avalanche--lt--5-3l-v8-gas/body--frame-and-components https://www.gmwholesaledirect.com/v-2009-chevrolet-avalanche...
- whaleofatw2022 2y agoWell, main issue with the avalanche was the bed was integrated with the Cab body, which still led to SOME repairability challenges. Still, nowhere near as bad as a unibody like a Ridgeline or maverick