deuce189

Well i test drove a 2014 Denali 4wd crew cab short box w/ 5.3L just for shits and giggles... took it on the high way and i had it at 75mph for about 5 minutes with the cruise on....... no obvious shakes or vibration.. truck rode quite good. It had around 25k miles... i'd pick it up but why the heck would i get a denali without the 6.2 engine. Anyways, i plan on test driving more to find this infamous vibraition.

well we'll see. I have been seeing more Denali's for cheaper than expected if you think a 2 year old denali is cheap at 42k.

This has really got me bummed since i was just now in the market for getting a newer 2014 and up Sierra pickup... i was about to go look at a denali now... but i feel like i need to test drive and see if i can feel the problem first hand... i just don't understand no fix or not that no one can come up with a direct reason for the issue... is GM engineering that dumb?? i believe not... as soon as the announce a common problem they know they will open the flood gates and everyone is going to run in asking for it to be fixed... i believe it's a mums the word situation... I'm going to test dive a 2014 denali today... it has 25k miles... unfortunately it's not at a gm dealer so if i was to catch it i won't have an expert on premises to explain how they would handle it.. i'd suspect if this truck has the issue, this nissan dealership will be oblivious to it.