What does LS, LT and LTZ stand for?
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What does LS, LT and LTZ stand for?
This is the first GM SUV I have owned and just recently wondered what does LS, LT and LTZ stand for if anything?
I know for examplea CadillacSTS= Seville Touring Sedan orDTS =Deville Touring Sedan.
LT = Light Truck?
I know for examplea CadillacSTS= Seville Touring Sedan orDTS =Deville Touring Sedan.
LT = Light Truck?
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Paul Garrison (March 16th, 2021)
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RE: What does LS, LT and LTZ stand for?
tahoe07 is 100% correct.
In years past (on other vehicles) the monickure LS for instance was an acronym for "Luxury Sport" and LT = "Luxury Touring" but in recent years these acronyms have become diluted with the addition of extra characters such as: “LSi” and “LTZ” which obviously have no meaning.
In years past (on other vehicles) the monickure LS for instance was an acronym for "Luxury Sport" and LT = "Luxury Touring" but in recent years these acronyms have become diluted with the addition of extra characters such as: “LSi” and “LTZ” which obviously have no meaning.
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RE: What does LS, LT and LTZ stand for?
See if this works...
LS = Luxury Sort of
LSI = Luxury Sort of - Intermediate
LT = Luxury Top-grade
LTZ = Luxury Top-grade with Zing
LS = Luxury Sort of
LSI = Luxury Sort of - Intermediate
LT = Luxury Top-grade
LTZ = Luxury Top-grade with Zing
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Louis Churchray (February 16th, 2021)
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tahoe07 is 100% correct.
In years past (on other vehicles) the monickure LS for instance was an acronym for "Luxury Sport" and LT = "Luxury Touring" but in recent years these acronyms have become diluted with the addition of extra characters such as: “LSi” and “LTZ” which obviously have no meaning.
In years past (on other vehicles) the monickure LS for instance was an acronym for "Luxury Sport" and LT = "Luxury Touring" but in recent years these acronyms have become diluted with the addition of extra characters such as: “LSi” and “LTZ” which obviously have no meaning.
Last edited by onkyo357; May 27th, 2015 at 10:13 AM.
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They're simply designators of the various trim/option levels.
Don't forget, there are subsets of the LT designation, not sure if they carried into the new 2014+ trucks.
LS is generally cloth seating, LT and higher is leather seating.
Base/no designation - fleet/government
LS
LT
1LT
2LT
3LT
LTZ
Don't forget, there are subsets of the LT designation, not sure if they carried into the new 2014+ trucks.
LS is generally cloth seating, LT and higher is leather seating.
Base/no designation - fleet/government
LS
LT
1LT
2LT
3LT
LTZ
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Hm well maybe you forgot the Chevy Tracker LSI which was a limited run. In my research I noticed the Tracker LSI (1999 - 2004) was the only model available aside from the "Base" (plus the ZR2, ltd edition off road package). Turns out base = 2 door, and LSI = 4 door. Thus, "Luxury Sedan" -- just like my 1960 Biscayne LS sedan from many years ago. Oh, and the Tracker has fuel injection. Thus, LSi. My $.02.
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