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Only if you are in the market for a 2023 Denali 3500.  And no @Pryme am I going to buy a Denali.  Anyhow there are several dealers now offering 6 to 8k off MSRP on the Denali's sitting on their lots.  One was in Kentucky and the other was in Illinois.  Either way if you are wanting a Denali, just open up the miles search engine and there are some deals to be had.  If you consider 83k from say 90 to be a deal.   But hey, there's a lot of money out there, and if you have it....that's amazing!!  Go get'em.......

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Bah, 23's still have the tiny informant screen, which is what I have. Trying not to look at the 24's.

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39 minutes ago, Michael621 said:

Bah, 23's still have the tiny informant screen, which is what I have. Trying not to look at the 24's.

Which makes me curious as to how much they will have to discount them to move them once the 24's start showing up with that new infotainment system and 10 speed for the gasser.  Should be interesting this fall.

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just bought a 23 High country tonight.....just got home from phoenix, drove there and back in same day and live in LA.....paid sticker OTD with 10.25% TTL.....so right around 7k off, prolly hair more.....

 

i had the refresh 1500 and didnt like the layout of the controls.....the screen was nice but everything else is better on 23 for me.....after having the 8'' and then 13.4 and going back to 8 again it is tiny.....but its a truck am not watching movies in there.....its fine......

 

10 spd is huge for towing i think, i dont so ......also had both 8 spd and 10spd 1500s and didnt notice much in fuel

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I just bought a 2023 2500HD AT4, got 5k off (3/31, end of month and quarter). It's loaded to the max, still pretty expensive. It seems like they loaded up the final production dealer models for 2023. Mine is a January 2023 Flint, MI build. Coming for a 2019 1500 AT4, I really enjoyed the layout in my 1500 and didn't mind keeping it. 

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A quick search online my local GMC dealer has GMC 4 door trucks starting at 38K. Decently equipped. Weisner GMC Conroe TX.

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On 3/15/2023 at 8:05 PM, Jettech1 said:

Which makes me curious as to how much they will have to discount them to move them once the 24's start showing up with that new infotainment system and 10 speed for the gasser.  Should be interesting this fall.

'24s are already showing up on lots, FYI.

 

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/8710b887-870b-4a35-8bf7-34c0a553aa02/

 

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/9fed653c-83ed-4ec7-849e-073edfe8f24d/

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10 hours ago, TripleBGM said:

I just bought a 2023 2500HD AT4, got 5k off (3/31, end of month and quarter). It's loaded to the max, still pretty expensive. It seems like they loaded up the final production dealer models for 2023. Mine is a January 2023 Flint, MI build. Coming for a 2019 1500 AT4, I really enjoyed the layout in my 1500 and didn't mind keeping it. 

yeah maybe....HC deluxe and Z71 package.....flint built with a build date of 2/23, i did get a gas so 10k cheaper.......you know what they are expensive but even an equipped LT is 60-61k now, so for 66k its not a whole lot more......possibly more wiggle room on higher trims as well and if you shop smart...dealers in my area are still over MSRP in some cases......probably bout 10k difference overall if you got similar % off......seems like i was always wishing i had something on smaller trims......missing a feature i would like to have, could never find an LT with all the pkgs i wanted............i dont have to get a bedliner, floorboards, wheels, LED lights, katskin covers, etc......its already to go right off the floor and  the promo finance rate which is lower than my 1500

 

base models will be same as 23 anyway

 

 

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12 hours ago, Dunn said:

yeah maybe....HC deluxe and Z71 package.....flint built with a build date of 2/23, i did get a gas so 10k cheaper.......you know what they are expensive but even an equipped LT is 60-61k now, so for 66k its not a whole lot more......possibly more wiggle room on higher trims as well and if you shop smart...dealers in my area are still over MSRP in some cases......probably bout 10k difference overall if you got similar % off......seems like i was always wishing i had something on smaller trims......missing a feature i would like to have, could never find an LT with all the pkgs i wanted............i dont have to get a bedliner, floorboards, wheels, LED lights, katskin covers, etc......its already to go right off the floor and  the promo finance rate which is lower than my 1500

 

base models will be same as 23 anyway

 

 

yeah I was always an LT kind of guy.  You can build LTs with max options and get really close to LTZ etc and still can.  But came to the point that these things arent cheap, and like you you are paying 60 plus anyways and financing,  an extra 60 bucks a month for the loaded out AT4 I bought just made sense. 

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Looking forward to driving both the Silverado or Sierra HD when they hit my local dealerships.  At the moment I have not seen many dealers showing window stickers on their websites for the 2024 HDs. Would like to see how these first trucks for the dealers are being configured. 

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If you could configure the LT With the ventillated seats I could see folks passing up the higher trims.  A cooled taint is a requirement for me, none of the other options above LT are.

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6 hours ago, vucelick said:

If you could configure the LT With the ventillated seats I could see folks passing up the higher trims.  A cooled taint is a requirement for me, none of the other options above LT are.

Same here.  The fart distributor seats are a firm requirement on all my vehicles.

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On 4/5/2023 at 9:05 AM, vucelick said:

If you could configure the LT With the ventillated seats I could see folks passing up the higher trims.  A cooled taint is a requirement for me, none of the other options above LT are.

Taint....funniest damn comment ever.  Years ago I had to explain what taint was to a relative...she laughed her ass off....very uncomfortable conversation for me but she wouldn't let it go....lol...

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