Is it worth $29500

[Williamsimons73]

Dealership by me is selling a 2013 Tahoe lt texas edition with 31747 miles and has a couple damage reports on carfax that are minor. The ac is having issues as well but said it was a deal breaker unless fixed. Looked at the car in person can see the radiator brace on top has been replaced. Other than that a clean car but they want $29500 after licensing and fees. It’s a one owner with a lot of service records as well. Is it worth it?

 

[Geotrash]

Dealership by me is selling a 2013 Tahoe lt texas edition with 31747 miles and has a couple damage reports on carfax that are minor. The ac is having issues as well but said it was a deal breaker unless fixed. Looked at the car in person can see the radiator brace on top has been replaced. Other than that a clean car but they want $29500 after licensing and fees. It’s a one owner with a lot of service records as well. Is it worth it?

Lots of people place a high premium on super low mileage, but in my experience that 31,000 miles could’ve been done 1 mile at a time per trip. At that point, it’s going to have all kinds of problems long before it reaches 100,000 miles. in the current market, these things cannot demand that kind of price anymore. I would sooner have one with 131,000 miles on it for half the price or less.

 

[Williamsimons73]

Lots of people place a high premium on super low mileage, but in my experience that 31,000 miles could’ve been done 1 mile at a time per trip. At that point, it’s going to have all kinds of problems long before it reaches 100,000 miles. in the current market, these things cannot demand that kind of price anymore. I would sooner have one with 131,000 miles on it for half the price or less.

Yeah all I thought about was the low miles and not about sitting for long periods of time too. Going to try and low ball and see what happens. Thanks

 

[petethepug]

It’s new territory for a Tahoe that’s not been encapsulated and in like new condition. The NNBS is still undervalued but this may soon change.

It’s a $2.7k upgrade package that didn’t allow a lot of other features to be added like the z71 or LTZ offered. This week it’s over market price. Next week, who knows?

 

[OR VietVet]

IMO, the wreck stuff worries me, because the low mileage things to look at, I would pick apart when I inspect it. I just do not like previously wrecked vehicles. Higher mileage I can deal with but wrecked before, not me.

Welcome to the forum, if I have not said it already.

 

[BG1988]

It’s new territory for a Tahoe that’s not been encapsulated and in like new condition. The NNBS is still undervalued but this may soon change.

It’s a $2.7k upgrade package that didn’t allow a lot of other features to be added like the z71 or LTZ offered. This week it’s over market price. Next week, who knows?

so you guys are starting to come to reality that the car market already crashed?

i already knew about this several months ago

 

[Geotrash]

so you guys are starting to come to reality that the car market already crashed?

i already knew about this several months ago

No. I’ve been tracking it through my neighbor who is a buyer for CarMax at auctions for a few years now.

 

[CMoore711]

Lots of people place a high premium on super low mileage, but in my experience that 31,000 miles could’ve been done 1 mile at a time per trip. At that point, it’s going to have all kinds of problems long before it reaches 100,000 miles. in the current market, these things cannot demand that kind of price anymore. I would sooner have one with 131,000 miles on it for half the price or less.

This is a good point and I agree.

OP you might be able to get a better idea of this if you go see the vehicle in person again and it has an option to go through the DIC and look at the engine hours?

 

[avalonandl]

Way overpriced, offer 21 k

 

[intheburbs]

That's lunacy. Maybe worth $20k.

Tahoes are a dime a dozen, even a "rare" trim level.

And even with that low mileage, price is still way out of line.