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Ive never been a fan of the F150 styling (except the Raptor) and this version hasn't changed that. I
I definitely see hints of GM in it and for some reason Nissan(which imo are hideous). That fender badge is bad, like something from the Autozone aisle next to the stick on hood scoops.
Ive never been a fan of the F150 styling (except the Raptor) and this version hasn't changed that. I
I definitely see hints of GM in it and for some reason Nissan(which imo are hideous). That fender badge is bad, like something from the Autozone isle next to the stick on hood scoops.
I saw the same things you did and completely agree.
I also wasn’t a fan of how the C clamp lights were two pieces with the lower piece being in what appeared to be a bumper cutout.
Also noticed, just like the 2020 Duty’s, the low beam headlights are the lower bulbs and the high beams are the higher ones which is the opposite of the 17-19 duty’s with LED.
It was a black gmc, not a fancy one. The grill and headlights from like a 45 degree angle looked identical.
I was curious so I posted to see. Posted in the order I did to help mobile users compare. I think there are some styling similarities. Man those mirrors on the 2500 are ridiculous looking.
I figured out what I don't like, I don't like how the front end is totally flat. Reminds me of the Ram 1500. My neighbor has one and I always think she rear ended someone with it.
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