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In our market, within 10 miles of my house, there are three Chevy dealers and two GMC dealers.  Currently there are 100's and 100's of full size 2023 pick-ups, many now with dealer discounts of 5k off MSRP plus factory incentives, but only TWO Tahoes and ZERO Yukons.  What is GM doing?  How is inventory around you?

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I see my Yukon every day..... drove off the lot in Oct. Only seen 2-3 other Yukons driving around up here in AK. Noticed by their dealer plates. Don't believe I seen any Tahoes yet. Last week got a check in the mail, didn't know we had a price lock guarantee from the dealer, that was a surprise.

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On 1/22/2023 at 12:23 PM, Adplusone said:

In our market, within 10 miles of my house, there are three Chevy dealers and two GMC dealers.  Currently there are 100's and 100's of full size 2023 pick-ups, many now with dealer discounts of 5k off MSRP plus factory incentives, but only TWO Tahoes and ZERO Yukons.  What is GM doing?  How is inventory around you?

 

I've noticed this as well.

 

I may just end up purchasing a 1/2 ton pickup in the next 12 months and letting GM/Ford resolve their lack of full size SUV production in the next 2-4 years.

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I used cars.com to find my Suburban.  I had to drive a couple hours to buy it but it was worth it to me.

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Same in our area…it’s enabling us to trade our 2021 in for a good chunk more than what we paid new !! and trade up to a 2024 Silverado HD. Crazy low inventory.

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I’m actually waiting for my 2023 Tahoe RST with the performance package to arrive at my local dealership, had to wait about two weeks of transit time but I got one without a markup. I don’t see many tahoes or Yukons in my area, kind of odd. A lot of discounts on pickup trucks but nothing on the full size SUVs unless it’s a GMC Yukon.

 

BMW was going to give me 3% off msrp and 4% interest on a X7, but the wifey prefers the look of the Tahoe.

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