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Hi Folks,

 

I just picked up my new 2022 LTD Silverado and now will be selling my 2017 Silverado. Just trying to get some opinions on what to expect from a Carmax type dealer?

 

The 2017 is a double cab LT with the Max Tow package (3:73) gears ect. It has a lot of highway miles, 148,****** at this point. Overall its still in really good shape, no rust dents or accidents. I bought it new. (the cam and lifters were replaced by the dealer @ 92K, thanks to extended warranty). Most everything except rotors and pads are original. From what I heard from a few local mechanics, the transmission is the ticking time bomb. He has replaced (2) 2016 silverado transmissions recently, both right around 150K!!

 

 

KBB says around $16,800 in good condition for a trade in or wholesale. Is this correct in today's crazy used car pricing scheme?

 

 

Thanks,

 

Flattop

 

 

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1 hour ago, flattop said:

Hi Folks,

 

I just picked up my new 2022 LTD Silverado and now will be selling my 2017 Silverado. Just trying to get some opinions on what to expect from a Carmax type dealer?

 

The 2017 is a double cab LT with the Max Tow package (3:73) gears ect. It has a lot of highway miles, 148,****** at this point. Overall its still in really good shape, no rust dents or accidents. I bought it new. (the cam and lifters were replaced by the dealer @ 92K, thanks to extended warranty). Most everything except rotors and pads are original. From what I heard from a few local mechanics, the transmission is the ticking time bomb. He has replaced (2) 2016 silverado transmissions recently, both right around 150K!!

 

 

KBB says around $16,800 in good condition for a trade in or wholesale. Is this correct in today's crazy used car pricing scheme?

 

 

Thanks,

 

Flattop

 

 

Here is the 2017 and the new truck

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JimCost2014 Senior Enthusiast

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35 minutes ago, flattop said:

Here is the 2017 and the new truck

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Congratulations on your new truck!

 

Both good looking rigs!

 

Have you called the local Chevy dealer to see what they would pay for it?

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dsr611 Senior Enthusiast

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You can go to the carmax site and plug in your vin or license plate # and they'll give you a quote in a few minutes.  Don't like the offer, don't accept it.  I've checked what they would give for my mom's car (I have it until her estate gets through probate court)...their offer was more than she paid for the car last year

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44 minutes ago, JimCost2014 said:

Congratulations on your new truck!

 

Both good looking rigs!

 

Have you called the local Chevy dealer to see what they would pay for it?

No, I have not talked to the local dealers yet. I figured with these high miles, they would only send it to auction.

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40 minutes ago, dsr611 said:

You can go to the carmax site and plug in your vin or license plate # and they'll give you a quote in a few minutes.  Don't like the offer, don't accept it.  I've checked what they would give for my mom's car (I have it until her estate gets through probate court)...their offer was more than she paid for the car last year

Thanks, I just figured out the carmax site. It had info loaded from months ago when I was trying to sell another car an it kept saying I need to schedule an in person inspection. Now it loaded the 2017 vin and I just got an offer of $18,400.

 

Not to bad i guess, just drop it off and pick up a check, no typical private party issues.

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I'm surprised it's not more.

I was thinking they would offer at least $23,000.

Try a Chevy dealer.

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6 hours ago, flattop said:

No, I have not talked to the local dealers yet. I figured with these high miles, they would only send it to auction.

Never know, banks might be a little more flexible right now on the financing since inventory is so low. Lots are probably keeping anything that has a chance of selling.

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mine went up for a few months then down a little. Didn't go up as much as my 06 Acura for some reason that shot up and has kept going up.

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