2015 duramax pricing, is this right??

[Randall27]

Ive been in the search for a newer used duramax to upgrade from my 1500, any who. I found a 2015 silverado duramax ltz 4x4. It is a lower option ltz no sunroof, ac seats, couple other nicer options. But it has leather heated seats, nav, rear window, front and rear sensors,etc. 31,000 miles for $45,000 from a dealership. Ive looked over carfax and everything looks fine, oil changed every 5-6k miles no wrecks... Whats you guys input? Price correct? Just a little low? I looked up KBB and its saying 53K! Thanks for any input!

[Black02Silverado]

Is it a certified GM? If so then I would think it is a good deal. It might be that dealer has issues trying to sell them so they want it off the lot to make room for the newer models coming out.

[newdude]

Duramax resale pricing is quite strong. $45k seems like a good price, especially vs. KBB estimates.

[Randall27]

How would you find out if its GM certified?? The dealership that selling it is a hyundai dealership... It was purchased in texas and lived right down the road from where i live or at least had its oil changed there.

[Colossus]

Certified GM or whatever doesn't mean crap. Don't get sucked into that hog wash. Whatever used truck you are interested in purchasing, have it looked at by a good trusted independent repair facility that knows trucks.

[Colossus]

And yes that price looks about right. Back in march I paid $38,000 for a 2012 duramax with 67,000 miles on it and that was about the best deal I could find in the area. LT package, crew cab, 4x4 no major bells and whistles. If I wanted cheaper for the same year I'd have to take a step down (several in fact) and go with the *gasp* F-250 Powerjoke

[Chevor]

I say your saving maybe 2-5k off what the truck was bought for new.

 

Sticker price doesn't mean payed for price.

[SouthpawHD]

How would you find out if its GM certified?? The dealership that selling it is a hyundai dealership... It was purchased in texas and lived right down the road from where i live or at least had its oil changed there.

 

Local vehicle to boot, sounds like a decent price. Try and get some sort of warranty from the dealer and go from there.

[Randall27]

That's for the help guys! Will gm's 5 year 100k powertrain warranty automatically roll over?

 

 

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[dmax_ty]

Yes it should.

 

That is a pretty good price for a used Duramax.

[Randall27]

 

Thanks for y'all input guys! She's mine!

 

 

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[Black02Silverado]

Certified GM or whatever doesn't mean crap. Don't get sucked into that hog wash. Whatever used truck you are interested in purchasing, have it looked at by a good trusted independent repair facility that knows trucks.

Since it isn't at a GM dealership then I doubt the certification. As for that, when I purchased my Cruze used, it was GM certified and it added an extra year onto the BTB warranty. Not sure if anyone else cares about that but I found it to be a good thing since there wasn't any additional cost to me.

[Colossus]

I stand corrected. Thank you. However I still strongly urge an independent vehicle inspection and not going off of what the selling dealer claims.

[Randall27]

All regular warranty stayed in place. 5 year, 100k Mile and 35,000 btb. No extra for me. I opted to get an additional 30k btb through them.

 

 

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[SouthpawHD]

Congrats!