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" Yesterday General Motors unveiled its all-new light duty full-size pickups. Today we have an exclusive look at what the heavy-duty models will look like. PM reader Mike Kilpatrick snapped these shots of the General&amp;#039;s newest and biggest pickups tow testing in Colorado&amp;#039;s I-70 between Idaho Springs and Leadville. And truth be told, it was his kids that actually fired off the shots for old pop. Good job boys. For the first time GM will have unique styling for its heavier pickups. Behind the camouflage you can see the more aggressive grille and headlight treatment. Under the hood you can bet there&amp;#039;s a Duramax diesel. Our sources indicate the Duramax will remain close to its current ratings of 360 hp and 650 lb-ft. of torque. However information about a top-secret document was leaked to PM recently that listed the torque projections for GM&amp;#039;s heavy-duty trucks. Interestingly the document skipped model years &amp;#039;07, &amp;#039;08 and &amp;#039;09 but listed the torque targets for 2010. According to that document, the &amp;#039;10 Duramax will be producing 750 ft.-lbs of torque.  The height of the truck in these photos indicates it is likely a 4WD model. And one look underneath the front end shows that it will continue to use an independent front suspension instead of the solid axle front suspension Ford and Dodge use on their heavy-duty trucks. \u2014Ben Stewart Super Sized: The 2007 GM full-sized pickup.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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