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Old 10-27-2008, 07:22 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Re: Rumormill: Suburban, Escalade ESV moving to Lambda

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These Lambda platforum can be RWD/4wd/Awd.
Can it tow 8000 lb?
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God forbid GM has the idea of putting Town & Country and Caravan and Routan on Lambda too!!!
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Old 10-27-2008, 07:29 PM   #18 (permalink)
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Can it tow 8000 lb?
With these chevrolet transverse, it's HF V6 DI engine it can tow 5200 lbs and it's on these lambda platforum. I can tell you that there next suburban, tahoe and there escalade wouldn't be FWD, with these lambda platforum.
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If Suburban is moving off BOF, Tahoe will most likely be killed. As the Traverse is the size of the Tahoe.

OK since the Traverse is the size of the Tahoe the Tahoe will be killed off.. so then will the new Equinox be the size of the Trailblazer? If so would chevy need a sub-equinox crossover?
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With these chevrolet transverse, it's HF V6 DI engine it can tow 5200 lbs and it's on these lambda platforum. I can tell you that there next suburban, tahoe and there escalade wouldn't be FWD, with these lambda platforum.
Did you just say Tra"n"sverse? You sound like our A"R"cadia customers. I'm just teasing of course. But it is Traverse and Acadia.

People will always need a truck that can tow 8200lbs. Joe the Plumber needs a truck that can tow 8200lbs!
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Old 10-27-2008, 07:36 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Re: Rumormill: Suburban, Escalade ESV moving to Lambda

IMO, VERY NICE Lambda is a great platform, hope to buy my next grand caravan from GM

Umm, Lambda Stow n'go would be nice to see it being devlopped

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With these chevrolet transverse, it's HF V6 DI engine it can tow 5200 lbs and it's on these lambda platforum. I can tell you that there next suburban, tahoe and there escalade wouldn't be FWD, with these lambda platforum.
Lambda can be converted to RWD??
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FINALLY!

More lambdas. its about time GM tried to spread around this underutilized platform instead of trying to dump yet another zeta, sigma or kappa on the market. screw the appliances. what gm needs is more enthusiast vehicles like the outlook.

maybe they finally do get it!
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Lambda can be converted to RWD??
yep. get an awd lambda and remove the front driveshafts.
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FINALLY!

More lambdas. its about time GM tried to spread around this underutilized platform instead of trying to dump yet another zeta, sigma or kappa on the market. screw the appliances. what gm needs is more enthusiast vehicles like the outlook.

maybe they finally do get it!
Theres nothing wrong with using one platform for several vehicles instead of using multiple platforms... why not put the minivans and the SUV's on the Lambda if it works.
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Re: Rumormill: Suburban, Escalade ESV moving to Lambda

wow if gm survives it will be weird
will the lamba base sub---be overweight ---everything gm is overwejght
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With these chevrolet transverse, it's HF V6 DI engine it can tow 5200 lbs and it's on these lambda platforum. I can tell you that there next suburban, tahoe and there escalade wouldn't be FWD, with these lambda platforum.
Tell me when GM adds another 1.5 tons to its towing capacity and I won't complain anymore.
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Re: Rumormill: Suburban, Escalade ESV moving to Lambda

It's been announced that for the 2016 model year, the Corvette will be switched to the Lambda platform. As of 2014, the Corvette was the only GM vehicle not utilizing that platform, costing the company hundreds of dollars.

GM's new CEO Buickman announced the platform change while delivering cars under the new "All Cars Delivered by the CEO" program. Tomorrow he will be delivering new lambda's in Grants New Mexico.
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wow if gm survives it will be weird
will the lamba base sub---be overweight ---everything gm is overwejght
Lambda, next version will be lighter.
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Tell me when GM adds another 1.5 tons to its towing capacity and I won't complain anymore.
first of all,im sure they will make Lambda II tougher to tow more,and give it a v8,id imagine its tow 8klbs with the 4.5 d-max
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