FS 2015 Silverado 6.2 High Country

Truckinenbuckin · May 28, 2015

Brand new Silverado with the big 6.2 motor and 8 speed transmission. white with gunmetal wheels. High country package fully loaded with saddle interior, nav, and bose sound system. This truck has it all. You can reach me at three one zero four three zero five eight five seven. Located in Socal. Miles are currently at 3020. Selling for 55,000. This truck has been fantastic I love it but I bought it to bring my bikes to and from the track and it is just not big enough, I am selling it to buy a big van!

BlackZ71Silverado · May 31, 2015

So you can't haul bikes with a pickup but you think you can with a van....................Good luck with that.

austingta · May 31, 2015

Does it come with 8000.00 in the glove compartment?

Truckinenbuckin · June 3, 2015

So you can't haul bikes with a pickup but you think you can with a van....................Good luck with that.

It is fine for hauling bikes, but not big enough for everything I bring to the track. I could keep it and get a trailer, but I would rather get a van and that would be very practical for me. The extra tall and extra long Ford transit is what I'm looking at

Truckinenbuckin · June 3, 2015

Does it come with 8000.00 in the glove compartment?

uhmmmmmm.... SURE

DCOX · June 6, 2015

Does it come with 8000.00 in the glove compartment?

Haha. Yeah seriously.

You may be a little upside down brother. I just sold a 2014 sierra SLT 6.2 lifted with amp steps Borla exhaust 35s and 20x10s for 46500.

crafferty · June 8, 2015

$55,000 is WAY too much for your truck. I could walk into any dealership with $55k and walk out with a brand new truck and zero negotiating. There is no two ways about it, your going to take a hit selling a new truck like this one. Realistically I'd say your looking at $40-45k. Personally if it was me I would trade it in to a dealer and you could probably make our pretty good on it.

FBarber1 · June 8, 2015

A trailer is probably cheaper than the hit you'll take on the truck. Plus, you would be able to size it to fit the needs that you have for space and storage. Just saying.

Truckinenbuckin · June 8, 2015

Ok the truck has 3800 miles is practically brand new I would be willing to sell for 49k, the trucks sticker price was 57k so no you would not be able to get this truck for 55

Smoothbassman · June 9, 2015

Yeah, I would take it to the dealer and get a solid trade in on the van of your choice and roll that loss into the next ride.

That's your best bet.

I have a 2014 5.3 High County and paid less than 50K for it out the door.

Ryans14ThungstunZ71 · June 9, 2015

My truck had a sticker price of 46k and I bought it for 37k so I highly doubt you paid sticker. Its a beautiful truck but let's be realistic.

toycloser · June 9, 2015

I just bought a High Country for $53k and mine came with a diesel.

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SouthernSilveradoGuy85 · June 9, 2015

So let me get this straight. You're only asking 2K off sticker for a used truck. Even though it hasn't had it's first oil change yet, it still lost value as soon as you drove it off of the lot. My LT's sticker was 41K and without any negotiating with just incentives I got 5,500 off and the '15s weren't even out yet. Hell even after tags, taxes and the loan interest the loan was still under the sticker price. Plus going from a High Country to a Transit you will probably miss everything that the HC has and the Transit doesn't. You'll defiantly be taken a hit on features so you'll be doing a big downgrade.

As stated, you''re just going to lose more money than a single axle trailer would cost. It doesn't even need to be enclosed, you can get a good single axle open trailer for under $1K easy. Hell I think you can get a decent tandem axle open trailer for less than 1K. Just get a bed cover and put all of the stuff in the bed. Or get an enclosed trailer and put everything in that. That way you don't have to drive the van when not needed. Just makes more sense to park a trailer when not needed than buying a van. Plus you having the 6.2 the truck won't even feel that light of a trailer so you won't have to worry about fuel mileage dropping.

Or are you just scared to pull a trailer? Trucks have a hitch for a reason.

KMGZ400 · June 9, 2015

So your gonna Sell a high country Silverado to buy a ford transit cargo van as your DD? Seems odd to me

crafferty · June 10, 2015

Ok the truck has 3800 miles is practically brand new I would be willing to sell for 49k, the trucks sticker price was 57k so no you would not be able to get this truck for 55

Lol you can't be serious. You must be a salesman wet dream.