GM Set to Add Features to Light Trucks for 2003-MY
General Motors announced July 1 that, although it will be removing some features from its cars, it will continue to supply and even add to the current features offered on its 2003-MY full-sized trucks.
General Motors announced July 1 that, although it will be removing some features from its cars, it will continue to supply and even add to the current features offered on its 2003-MY full-sized trucks. GM said that because of the growing popularity of trucks, it will be loading more than 40 features onto its biggest light trucks for the 2003-model year. GM says this equipment will include: -- Dual-zone climate control in pickups, and a three-zone system in extended cabs and sport utilities. -- Dual-stage airbags. -- Sensors that deactivate the passenger seat airbag if the seat is occupied by a small adult, child, or infant seat. -- Heated, power-folding exterior mirrors with turn signal indicators. GM also said that full-sized trucks will be receiving front-end makeovers, new seats, new instrument panels, upgraded sound systems, and advanced wiring.
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