Shopping for suburban, price range?

[petergriffen]

Looking for a lower mileage under 75k 07-13 suburban or Yukon xl.5.3, 4wd, DVDs, bench seats, heated seats. In the New England region prices seem all over the place, what should my price point be?
Initially was thinking a gm certified but they seem a bunch higher, think that is worth it?

 

[petergriffen]

Any help or suggestions on this? I'm trying to do this pretty soon

Thanks

 

[wilto]

Look at NADA.com to gauge prices in your area.
Suburbans will on average be cheaper than Yukon XLs.

Be careful of 07 (+ 08s and 09s) due to the oil consumption issues they have.

Down here in Florida I picked up a 2011 Yukon XL SLE with 102k miles for $17,000.00 but NADA retail was $21,000.00 i.e. as soon as this truck was online I bought it the next day, I had been looking for months waiting for the right one to come along.

Doing a quick search with a Foxborough zip code, less than 70k miles and 4WD, you're looking at spending a minimum of $30k before taxes etc

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/675888798/overview/

 

[Fosscore]

Currently driving the company 2013 Suburban LTZ with 16000 miles. Cars.com, NADA.com and KBB.com all price range between $32000-$45000 depending on how the transaction is handled. Private, dealer, trade in, etc...all have variable effects on that price right now even as we are going into 2017 models and it gets another year older on the clock.

 

[petergriffen]

Ok so 2010+ 100k miles around 20k should be doable hopefully I was thinking of looking for not the 20'' rims becuase of tire prices, is that a valid issue?

 

[petergriffen]

Would gm certified be a waste of money? They look to be at least 30k not sure how low I can get the dealership to go

Looking for a 2011 with bench seats, DVDs and heated seats under 100k miles. Prices seem pretty high like high 20's.