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CamGTP Senior Enthusiast

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It's probably somewhat rare but doubtful there are any real production numbers out there for these trucks, not that I've seen.

 

Just checking used prices of AT4x's from 2022 and 2023, they are selling for high 40's to $50,000-55,000 with 30,000-50,000 miles and lower mileage units asking the higher dollar amounts. Real low mileage trucks are a little higher but some dealers do want a lot for used trucks still.

 

Even with it being a likely more rare truck you have to remember that those things often don't matter too much anymore. It will sell for what people are willing to pay for it regardless of the AT4x badge on the side of the truck. The used market is still good right now. It might even be worth taking it to a dealer, seeing what the trade in value is and just asking them what they think they would sell it for. Then you can give yourself a ball park figure out what you could sell it for on the private party if that is what you wish to do.

 

With no idea on your mileage, condition, state of the tires etc etc etc, I'd say in the low to mid 50's for price like all the other trucks I've seen.

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It doesn't have any of the AEV factory available options on it, so not too rare. It's more rare than the Silverado ZR2, but just depends if someone prefers a GMC over a Chevy. It's only worth what the guy that wants it more than the next guy is willing to pay for it.

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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That is a 22 refresh not a "Limited" old style 2022.  

 

At this point in time with these T1 generation trucks, the only thing that is actually rare is a regular cab as its the least volume built truck.  

 

Crew cab ZR2 and AT4X are just about everywhere, the Bison/AEV editions being the lower volume of those.  

 

And even then, a regular cab or a ZR2 or AT4X, its still part of a high volume, mass produced and fairly highly discounted line of pickup trucks so they only lose value and don't gain any.  

 

So resale value of yours?  Whatever the market is indicating at this point is about it.  Right now on 6.2 trucks?  Big drops in value.  Lots of hesitation at the auctions buying them due to the upcoming engine recall and the uncertainty of the 6.2.  Also yours is rather lowly optioned with just the tonneau and other accessories, no other upgraded packages for actual vehicle content.     

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