ZR2 -- A Rarity?

[USMCsilver]

So, before I got my truck (November), I'd never heard of a ZR2 (neither did my 16 year-old kid). Granted, I was a Ford guy, so I didn't really look at Chevys; however, it's not like I purposely ignored them.

Now that I've had my truck for several weeks, I must say, I'm more apt to notice other Chevys. Having said that, I've yet to see another ZR2, and I commute 40 miles each way, daily.

Are these things more of a rarity? Or, since there are so many freakin' trim packages available, do you think people shy away from these, in general, because of the cost?

Just curious on y'all's take.

 

[AXE]

There's quite a few around here, two more in my neighborhood. Dealers always seem to have them. But there's 8 million people running around too and people seem to have endless money.

I've seen them on cross country trips in the middle nowhere too.

Not like Trail Boss rigs, they're a dime a dozen.

 

[185EZ]

A year ago I was the first one in the hood to have a ZR2.
Now there are 4

 

[Jrod]

I’ve only seen a few around North Texas. Even fewer Bison’s. I would like to know the numbers for sure.

 

[landpilot]

When i first got mine, it was the only one around.. then i saw another black one (my twin), and a couple of glacier blue ones… we moved a little bit out of town and I’m back to being the only one for miles. Even the small town dealership I use is impressed every time i bring it in

 

[Jrod]

I’ve seen the GMC version more around than the Zr2’s or Bisons.

 

[Jrod]

I do love that they don’t have good production numbers for us. I saw something for 2023 Bison numbers at 100. Curious what 2024 is since I have one. lol

 

[AXE]

I do love that they don’t have good production numbers for us. I saw something for 2023 Bison numbers at 100. Curious what 2024 is since I have one. lol

They heve to be higher than that. You can search GM inventory nationwide and get some idea what's out there. One recent article suggested fairly quick turnover, so whatever you see nationwide x 12 is about what you'd see in a year +/-.