Why/what/will you upgrade to the 2019?

[Sierra Dan]

Looks like a winner Nick!

Same thing.  MSRP on 2019 Sierra AT4 is around 64k

Same as the build link I found last week.

[jponce97]

21 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

Looks like a winner Nick!

Same thing.  MSRP on 2019 Sierra AT4 is around 64k

Same as the build link I found last week.

Not at a desktop right now but the AT4 slots above the SLT and below the Denali right? I’m  assuming the build you got was with the 6.2 and all the goodies added? If so that’s pretty steep. The Denali nameplate alone could push the truck to 68ish.

 

just checked and yea 

NADA has a Denali Ultimate 4WD with the 6.2 and everything added for ~68,335.00 so I assume that pricing we’re seeing is correct.

Rip wallets.

[Sierra Dan]

Yes, the AT4 I configured was loaded.

Sunroof, rear slider, heated and cooled seats, multi pro tailgate, HUD, 6.2L

probably a few other accessories that would push it over 65k msrp but im not a fan of running boards etc.

Comes out to about 58k with GM Employee pricing.

[Black02Silverado]

Here is a 2019 model already on a lot in SC.

 

Baker Buick GMC

[jponce97]

2 hours ago, Sierra Dan said:

Yes, the AT4 I configured was loaded.

Sunroof, rear slider, heated and cooled seats, multi pro tailgate, HUD, 6.2L

probably a few other accessories that would push it over 65k msrp but im not a fan of running boards etc.

Comes out to about 58k with GM Employee pricing.

58 with GM is decent.

65, not so much lol.

a load limited Ford F-150 goes for that much with a little more goodies (adaptive cruise pano sunroof auto parallel park massaging seats.) granted that’s a slightly older platform so obviously  its a little cheaper as the cost to make it has gone down  but for the same price as the competition that’s crazy

 

i know  some here don’t need/want those things the ford has but that’s a crazy amount. I would’ve thought GM would’ve given us the cruise control and parallel park feature, but they do need something for 2020 ;p 

I’m personally waiting for the 6.2 to be off constraint (if it is on constraint) to be available with the 2WD model. Don’t care about 4WD, and I won’t pay the extra “4X4 fee” 

just to have the 6.2 with the 4WD, so looks like I’ll be waiting. Hopefully spring/summer 2019 so I can save up some cash and get the 6.2 with 2WD.

[jponce97]

Double post disregard.

[Snoringbear]

2 hours ago, Sierra Dan said:

Yes, the AT4 I configured was loaded.

Sunroof, rear slider, heated and cooled seats, multi pro tailgate, HUD, 6.2L

probably a few other accessories that would push it over 65k msrp but im not a fan of running boards etc.

Comes out to about 58k with GM Employee pricing.

When I was negotiating for my 2015 Silverado LTZ CC 6.2 4X4 I used the running boards to close the deal.  After the salesman and I had finally got pretty close to an agreeable price I told the salesman that if he would throw in the running boards he had a deal.  So, he did the usual, went to “talk to his mgr”.  Then returned and agreed.  Boards were a $750 option dealer installed.

[RyanbabZ71]

Here is a 2019 model already on a lot in SC.
 
Baker Buick GMC

GMC?


Ryan B.

[Black02Silverado]

10 hours ago, RyanbabZ71 said:

 

GMC?


Ryan B.

 

Yeah,  No other info but the VIN.  I didn't call them to make sure it was actually on their lot. 

[Sierra Dan]

On the build site, trucks are listed as being on the lot.

I can assure you this is not accurate as I work 3 miles from a GMC dealership.

These trucks must be the first orders for the dealership.

The site locks up when you click on window sticker.