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WHAT?!?!?!? You mean that a 1-ton pickup isn't rated for a cargo capacity of PRECISELY 2000 pounds? And a half ton isn't rated for EXACTLY 1000 pounds? And something like a "quarter ton" Colorado or Ranger actually may have a higher actual load capacity than the awful abortion of a truck known...

What companies does AAA write for in your area? Here it's Travelers and somebody else that I can't remember, mostly just curious if it's the same companies everywhere or different in different areas. The rates were pretty good.

It happens. I've got a few friends who have written various technical books here and there, sometimes it's their error that they just missed, sometimes it's a printing error, sometimes nobody is quite sure where the heck the error came from. Thanks for clarifying.

My calling you a liar was under the assumption that you knew what you were talking about and deliberately telling someone otherwise. My first assumption was incorrect.

If he says it's a K20, he's wrong. Don't believe me, pull the VIN yourself. Or just open the glovebox and look at the options sticker. But maybe you'll believe him over GM. :roll:

IT. IS. A. K30. NOT. A. K20. Different models. Hope that was clear. Horsehockey. Here, I'll quote it back to you: I'd say telling somebody that a K30 is a K20 is an outright lie. Then again, since you don't seem to know any better, maybe it's just innocent ignorance.

Thank you. Maybe hearing it from someone who worked in the industry will get that through peoples' heads. My knowledge of the issues comes from hot rodders misrepresenting their vehicles, for whatever that's worth. They'd brag about how they were paying such cheap insurance, and then they'd...

Ok, you've missed the point. You can tell them it's a friggin pope mobile if you want to, but it's not. You can try to withhold information, but you give them the VIN, so they can pull the year, model and package relatively easily from their database. For newer vehicles, they always pull the...

Yay! Insurance fraud is fun! It is NOT a 3/4 ton truck. It is, however, based on a 1-ton truck, a Chevy K30. No problems on current Geico policy, although Progressive was a pile of **** because it came back as a military vehicle, and they didn't like that. There's really no point lying...