From 2007 until 2014, General Motors produced two closely related yet distinct center consoles for their Truck/SUV models. We break down the differences between the LTZ Console and the LT2 Console, also known as the "NNBS Console (New-New Body-Style)".
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These consoles may seem very similar, but when it comes to their features, there are some distinct differences. |
Key Features Comparison
LTZ Console Features | LT2 Console Features |
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One large area of front-storage | Three smaller areas of front storage |
2 Front Cupholders (removable insert) | 2 Front Cupholders (removable insert) |
Rear Media Controls, Heated Seat Controls (Delete using GM Part # 1513482) | Small rear storage area |
The LTZ Console is designed for a curved dashboard, while the LT2 Console fits a 'flat' dashboard.
While it might seem logical to pair an LT2 Truck with an LT2 Console, it's not a requirement. LTZ Consoles are generally more affordable due to their commonality. The only minor issue would be a slight gap where the console meets the dashboard, which can easily be addressed.
![The slight gap when fitting an LTZ console into an LT2 dashboard](https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0714/1929/files/r23x1u_large.jpg?14160274388440476442)
Resourceful solutions are available, as demonstrated by one of our forum members.
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