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Wiggums Senior Enthusiast

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I spotted one a few days ago here in Orange County. Wow, sexy!

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21 hours ago, Mikedfw said:

No one knows exactly what they will do yet, but should be very similar to the yukon


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The only thing we know for sure is the trucks will have the adjustable console out of the SUVs. The actual dash is still up in the air. 

econometrics Senior Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, jlong1984 said:

The only thing we know for sure is the trucks will have the adjustable console out of the SUVs. The actual dash is still up in the air. 

I didn't know that part, nice. That's for sure one of the features I'd like on my next Chevy. 

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I looked at them online......nice..........but, 

The price, are you kidding? That's insane with very little for discounts. 

 

No thanks.....

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12 minutes ago, BigMick2020 said:

I looked at them online......nice..........but, 

The price, are you kidding? That's insane with very little for discounts. 

 

No thanks.....

Yeah, especially when you go over to the German luxury dealer next door and realize that for the same price, you can get a much more luxurious SUV that handles better and has a premium badge. Probably equally (un)reliable but at least they will provide you with a loaner car whenever you take it in for warranty work. You should probably lease either car anyway...

econometrics Senior Enthusiast

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2 hours ago, BigMick2020 said:

I looked at them online......nice..........but, 

The price, are you kidding? That's insane with very little for discounts. 

 

No thanks.....

It really is wild that you can get into a pretty well appointed HC or Denali for the same price as an LT Tahoe. Wow. 

Wiggums Senior Enthusiast

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If the Suburban held its value as well as the Silverado, I'd consider it. I don't drive much and the way it holds its value is insane compared to all the other cars out there. Even more insane was the $10k discount I got when it was a brand new first-year model. If I could get $10k off the Suburban, I might consider it.. but highly unlikely it would hold its value very well.

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I did not need Low Range 4WD on a SUV or to tow 7500 lb trailer loads with it and so I went with the Traverse 2018 that had a lot more cargo space than the Tahoe and averages 22 mpg with city driving and cost $20,000 less than the Tahoe. The ride on the Traverse is a lot better than my Mercedes on the bad roads around where I live.

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