GM full size SUV hybrids spotted undergoing hot weather testing
Not many details are known about the hybrid system that is set to debut soon in GM's full-size Tahoes, Yukons and the like, but they are getting closer to reality. Proof of such is that they are undergoing hot weather testing, as can be seen in the above picture. While many debate whether hybrid drivetrains are best utilized by full size vehicles such as these, proponents say that helping the economy of the worst offenders is best. Consumers will vote themselves when these vehicles hit the showroom floors.
These vehicles will use the new GM hybrid systems, which are full hybrids, not mild hybrids, so they can run on electric power alone or any combination of electric and gas power.
[Source: Truck Trend]
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lauren 10:06PM (3/02/2007)
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Natalie Miller 6:56AM (8/30/2007)
I just heard on WTOP you are looking for people to test drive your new GM full size vehicle.
I would like to be one of the people picked to test drive your vehicle - I drive from Woodbridge, VA to DC in a car pool - this would be the ultimate test.
Please call me.
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Natalie Miller
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I currently drive a GM -that is all we buy.
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Natalie Miller
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