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First used 2019 Denali I have seen

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MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

MikeNH

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5 minutes ago, O_J_Simpson said:

Someone was not happy with their 2019. Traded it in on a Ford.

 

http://www.bobhurleyford.com/auto/used-2019-gmc-sierra-1500-denali-tulsa-ok/32842992/

 

 

I'd say only about 25% of the used inventory at the dealer I worked at was actually a trade. The bulk come from auctions though they will never tell the buyer that. 

f8l vnm Senior Enthusiast

f8l vnm

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In this case this was buyers remorse. No way a truck this new was at auction. 

Shawnr487 Enthusiast

Shawnr487

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Someone wasn't probably able to make the payments even though the sales guy convinced them otherwise! 

NWI Denali Enthusiast

NWI Denali

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Could be a repo. Reality sets in when the person gets home after the euphoria at the dealership and fails to make the first 2 or 3 payments. I like how they have the audacity to ask the same price new ones are going for. :lol:

Z45 Senior Enthusiast

Z45

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With only 1,523 miles it can't be buyers remorse.   This happened to someone I now, only was a F250 traded in.  Husband was a diehard Ford guy who worked construction all his life.  Retired,  got a new F250 Diesel CC and a few months later got sick and eventually passed away. Wifey traded it in on new car, Buick.  She never drove his trucks. 

JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

JimCost2014

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Invoice for this truck is coming in at 62,979.00. Someone must have had pretty good equity in this thing, so the dealer has to some room to come down on the price. Wonder what trim level they left the lot in their new Ford? Just my 2 cents, but the new Ford line up is the most unattractive yet (exterior).

Z45 Senior Enthusiast

Z45

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On 12/10/2018 at 9:29 AM, BigBadSierra said:

Probably a REPO!!!!

 

Or was wrecked!  Happened to a friend but was Furd. Ordered truck and pu'd when it came in. He spotted paint over spray a few week later. Long story short, damaged in transit (brake fluid leaked on roof and hood, messed up the paint) and dealer did not disclose.  He got a lawyer, they (car dealer) settled by getting an identical vehicle and they sent the damaged one to auction.  Dealer did not have body shop so repair was farmed out.

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