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Hello everyone,

 

I am currently pending purchase of a 2015 Chevy Suburban LTZ with 100k miles. It is essentially the "perfect" Suburban for me, with the color and interior, and towing package with 3.42 gears. I have looked through the forum boards and understand issues with the 2015 year, but based on my current worn out Suburban needing replaced, I am under the gun. The dealer is asking $30k, which I was able to get down to $28.5k. I searched nationwide on several sites and I am unable to find this setup at a lower cost. I wish I could upgrade to a 2016+ but i don't have time to have one fall into my lap. Is that an ok price? I see others on the site buying newer model years with less miles for the same price, not sure what I am missing here?

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I purchased a 2015 in Feb of 2014, 45K miles.  100K is a lot of annual miles for a 4 yr old truck, especially with little or no warranty left.  The price you pay is usually where you stay, talking zip codes.  That truck with the yr and miles should probably sell for low 20s, don't get caught up with the bells and whistles.  Sounds like you're set on this truck, hopefully the issues you read about don't show up.       

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1 hour ago, jack2448 said:

I see others on the site buying newer model years with less miles for the same price, not sure what I am missing here?

I did a quick search on truecar.com. It appears from what I saw that 28.5k is a pretty decent price, with some similar suburbans being listed for up to 34k. I'm actually surprised its that low, considering what they get for new ones. if that's what you want, I don't think you'd go wrong to pick it up.

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Thanks for the input. The Suburban is flawless. The crystal red paint and the cocoa dune interior don't show from the miles on it. I would guess it had 60k miles based on the looks. I have done my research and was happy with the price, until reading on this forum what others paid for newer model years and less miles. I work in the auto industry so replacing drive train and parts don't worry me too much. 

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