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Been looking for a full sized 4x4 for about a year. Just picked this one up yesterday and so far I’m in love! It’s a huge difference coming from a Nissan Frontier for the last 9 years. Looking forward to many years with this one too! Was going to hold off until later this year, but the incentives on the 2018’s was just too good. Plus, I kind of like the 2018’s better than the 2019’s anyway.

 

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Very nice looking truck. It seems you're in the same boat as a lot of us in not liking the 19's and getting a great deal on the 18's. 

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Nice truck and good luck with it.  I brought home my 18 LTZ last Thursday.  A lot of us taking advantage of the deals.

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I didnt like the new Sierra's either until I saw the AT4 version.  Good god thats a gorgeous truck.
I saw one yesterday. Some things I liked and some I didn't.

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4 hours ago, outrag1 said:

Nice truck and good luck with it.  I brought home my 18 LTZ last Thursday.  A lot of us taking advantage of the deals.

Curious where you purchased?

I'm on the fence.

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55 minutes ago, steve8 said:

Curious where you purchased?

I'm on the fence.

Banks in Concord NH...I also have a thread on my purchase where there's more detail ...

Let me know of any questions.

Thx

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I do like!  Last of the Steely's solid truck!  I have a 16 and it's solid 75K miles absolute peach to drive!  Enjoy.........

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