maynard9089

I traded in a 2020 Denali gas for an identical 2021 Denali gas. I am a GM employee so I get employee pricing but the dealer priced my trade for more than I paid for the 21 and sold it withing a couple days. If you are looking for a 2022 you will be waiting another 7 months or so though and the market may change by then.

On my truck you can program the door button to open the drivers door only or all doors. Its a safety option that some may want.

Me as well. I never use the fob.

Front and rear on both my 20 and 21 Denali crews. Can't understand why a High Country wouldn't have them.

I have the BakFlip MX4 and it has been great. If I were to do it over I would look at the BakFlip Revolver X4. I like the clean look of it. The others ones you mentioned don't seem practical to me for regular use.

Employee pricing is better than supplier pricing. As an employee I can extend my price to certain immediate family members with a limit of 6 per year. I can offer supplier pricing to friends one per month.

I have had good luck walking into the dealers parts counter with a broken one. Not this particular clip but others and they have always had what I needed in stock.

This is the dealership trying to move vehicles off the lot that they are paying finance fees on. They can do the same deal with an ordered vehicle if they want the sale. Dealers will discourage orders because they have to wait for the sale rather than closing now. One thing to keep in mind is how GM pays the dealership for a sale. They have targets that GM sets with incentives for meeting and exceeding it. If I buy from the lot I will do it the last 3-5 days of the month because they are trying to maximize that months numbers and if they are short they get generous with trade-in values and incentives. They do have money they can throw at a sale that isn't an advertised incentive.

I had a 2020 2500HD Denali w/o wireless Carplay and now have a 2021 with it. I love it and have had zero issues. This should have been on the 20's when they launched the redesigned trucks.

The dynamic of the window moving could be a major contributor to the flexing.

I have had one on my last 5 trucks and none have leaked. I never used them though and I have always wondered if use contributes to the frame cracks that cause the leaks.

there is no difference in price if you order vs. pick one off the lot. There could be incentives in play that change monthly that may affect what you pay in the end. Incentives could go up, down or remain unchanged. I have bought trucks both ways and usually I am happier when I order exactly what I want. Waiting is the hardest part.

Not sure if this is what you are experiencing: https://www.carcomplaints.com/Chevrolet/Silverado_2500/2020/tsbs/tsb-pie0584.shtml

My 2020 had this same issue. Towed to the dealer who replaced the battery. Just prior to it happening on mine the screen would be blank if I used the remote starter. I see that GM has a software update now that is supposed to correct this issue.

This. My 2020 had an issue with the computer and cameras from the day I drove it off the lot. Dealer planned to swap it out with one from another truck on the lot due to covid and GM being shut down. No go. They are tied to the Vin. Took almost 3 months to get the new part in. Ironically, when they put my truck back together the first time the issue cleared and never came back. Still replaced the unit though.