2022 Chevy Silverado ZR2

[SDDiver5]

As a Ford Fanboy I feel awkward saying this but....

BRAVO CHEVY!! It's about freaking time they made some moves!

Check the article

Tested: 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 ZR2 Climbs into the Ring

A host of upgrades makes the new 2022 Silverado ZR2 the most capable off-road-oriented Chevy pickup yet.

www.caranddriver.com

Very impressive, lockers front/rear, skids, and the interior looks very nice. Still not the biggest fan of the front facia but it certainly excites me.

Cant wait for a Tremor VS. ZR2 faceoff

 

[ttengineer]

A tremor is a 250 meant to compete with the power wagon. Not really a fair comparison.


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[zoomad75]

A tremor is a 250 meant to compete with the power wagon. Not really a fair comparison.


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They sell an F150 Tremor version too. I didn't know until I passed one on the highway. Saw the badge on the bedside and had to look it up when I got home.

 

[Wallygator]

If they pair this with the diesel that would cool. An if it will eventually come in different cab configurations so you can get a longer bed, that would be nice..

 

[Highlander]

Is GM putting two interior in the trucks or what is going on here?
(The second one is way way better)

 

[WAStateOverlander]

2022 is the mid cycle refresh. They’re continuing to sell the older style as the Silverado LTD, and the refreshed one as the Silverado.

It’s a similar concept to what they and other have done before (Silverado/Sierra Classic, F-150 Heritage, RAM 1500 Classic).

 

[PirateMcGee]

Starting at 70k...bit ridiculous

 

[SDDiver5]

A tremor is a 250 meant to compete with the power wagon. Not really a fair comparison.


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Yes, I meant the F150 Tremor.

Starting price is a indeed a bit high but with current prices an F150 tremor is mid to high 60's in San Diego. so it's definitely comparable.

 

[zoomad75]

Cue the Typical GM hate….

Anybody price out a Raptor lately? A ZR2 Colorado starts at $40k and can go over $50k with options.

Face it, special versions are going to fetch a premium over more pedestrian versions. GM is no different than Ford or Ram in this regard. TRX Rams for $100k? Hmm.

Anybody that don’t like the price don’t have to buy one. Build one yourself. See how that works out for you.

Sorry I come off harsh but it’s pretty ironic around here when GM gets so much hate around here and then they finally screw together a truck that has all the cool stuff people want to go play with off road and then people complain about the price.

I don’t have the funds to pull one off but I’m happy to see something for off road people to finally come from GM for once.

 

[Todd780]

More off road biased than I would need and for my use case. (That goes for any of the special off road version really)

There are other trucks that fit the bill better for me.

But, I am happy to see these trucks (Silverado ZR2, Ram Rebel & F150 Tremor) being built. Certainly all nice trucks.

I really wanted an F150 Tremor but ended up going another way.

 

[skyfree]

I was surprised to read a pretty negative review about the Silverado ZR2 from Edmunds:

Silverado ZR2 Doesn't Hold a Candle to Its Own Expectations | Edmunds

The 2022 Chevrolet Silverado features the impressive ZR2 package, a new interior and exterior design tweaks to keep up with offerings from Ford and Ram.

www.edmunds.com

I'm a Chevy Colorado ZR2 owner so I was expecting praise for the Silverado version given my experience with the Colorado.

 

[Todd780]

I was surprised to read a pretty negative review about the Silverado ZR2 from Edmunds:

Silverado ZR2 Doesn't Hold a Candle to Its Own Expectations | Edmunds

The 2022 Chevrolet Silverado features the impressive ZR2 package, a new interior and exterior design tweaks to keep up with offerings from Ford and Ram.

www.edmunds.com

I'm a Chevy Colorado ZR2 owner so I was expecting praise for the Silverado version given my experience with the Colorado.

Yeah, but to be fair they were comparing it to a Raptor and a TRX instead of a Tremor and a Rebel. Not really a fair comparison to me.

And to complain about the noise of a mud terrain tire? That just goes with the territory for mud terrains.

 

[Grassland]

So are they discontinue the Trail Boss then?
Isn't there still a Z71 or did they ditch that when the Trail Boss came out?

 

[SDDiver5]

So are they discontinue the Trail Boss then?
Isn't there still a Z71 or did they ditch that when the Trail Boss came out?

I don't believe they are getting rid of the trailboss for the Silverado. I know they aren't doing it for Colorado.

This is their version of F150 Tremor and the trailboss is their version of the FX4. That's what I think anyway.

 

[WAStateOverlander]

I don't believe they are getting rid of the trailboss for the Silverado. I know they aren't doing it for Colorado.

This is their version of F150 Tremor and the trailboss is their version of the FX4. That's what I think anyway.

I was under the impression that the levels of packages were the following:

FX4/Z71/Off-Road(Ram)/TRD Off-Road

Tremor/TrailBoss/Rebel/TRD Pro

Raptor/ZR2/TRX

At least those are how I’ve lined them up.