LBZ Duramax Sought After?????
I'm always reading on these forums how everyone wants a clean LBZ but have had mine listed for a week on Craigslist and a couple other sites at KBB mid-private party value and can't even get an inquir...
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gmcsmoke wrote:KD4UPL wrote:gmcsmoke wrote:
I guess if you consider 13 year old technology the gold standard; fool's gold maybe
Every Duramax since has been more expensive, more complex, and gotten worse fuel mileage. Engine technology really hasn't improved. Government EPA regulations have progressed and required more hardware. I don't call that progress. I'll take an LBZ over a new one any day.
My math says an '06 is only 8 years old anyway.
You need to do some research an LBZ, even an LMM all shared the same brakes, frame and body since 2001. If you think decade old technology is the "gold standard" I feel sorry for you.
So what is the gold standard then if not the LBZ? :h
