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2017 Sierra Denali 48K

leddySS98

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leddySS98 Enthusiast

leddySS98

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I'm looking at a 2017 Denali, 6.2L, Crew Cab, it has the 5.5' bed... and I 'was' leaning towards the 6.5' bed but the shorter bed would fit 'easier' in the garage and be a little easier to drive around in parking lots and what not.... and the extra foot of bed seems to add about $2500 to the best deal I've been able to find...

 

MSRP is $61,160 on the Truck listed so $13k off of MSRP reads as a good deal, but it's just a number on a piece of paper really...

 

It seems way to early to be finding rock bottom prices, being its only February.

 

Just hoping to hear some opinions on the deal or maybe prices of what someones paid for a new Denali, crew cab, with the 6.2L

 

Thanks.

hurricanoday Enthusiast

hurricanoday

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20-25% off is the going rate. Do the math and you have your target.

Where are you seeing 20-25? and why is it the going rate? Most trucks our here are 10-11k off msrp

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Skidsareforkids Enthusiast

Skidsareforkids

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I just put my name on a 17 Denali 1500 today. Msrp $60,465, price after incentives $50,186 and they're tinting the front windows... I was looking for a SLT with the 6.2, but over 20% off was too hard to pass up on. Will look good next to my wife's 16 Denali XL ? Pick it up on Saturday.

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CaliDenali Enthusiast

CaliDenali

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Don't think you'll get a better deal. Bought my 16 Denali in Sept of 2016 with 12k off and 15k of positive equity on my 12 Sierra which I put all down. I felt like I stole my Denali, love driving it, only downfall was it is black, all others colors were 5.3s....I needed the 6.2 for my ego lol!

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