Just bought an ‘18 Yukon Denali

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I hear ya...back in 07 my Tahoe was about 37k. 10 years later just about every trim is damn near double the price.
What are the new redesigned ones gonna cost 2-3 years? 90-120k?

Of course $100,000 is coming at some point. 30 years ago a Porsche 911 Turbo cost $50,000 and that was crazy money. Now they cost $150,000+. Lamborghini was $100k, now it’s $350k,
Bread was 75 cents...



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I know what they start at. You won’t find many of these ‘base’ models on dealers lots.
Most of what’s discussed here are trucks way above the base models.
Add a few options to a 4wd Denali or Tahoe LTZ, you could be quite a bit over $70K. And, I was just thinking of the ‘17’ models. I’m sure the ‘18’ is going up.
In northern VA, there are about 10 LS Suburbans for sale. I have never had a problem finding one. In addition to the inventory search on chevrolet.com, you can also look at websites such as cars.com to find what you are looking for.
 

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Thanks. I get it. I know there are deals out there. I’m just trying to make a point about mfrs. pricing, and what they’re turning these vehicles into.
Yesterday a friend told me he bought a Ford F-350 Dually - loaded.
Listed for $81K. In 2004 he bought pretty much the same truck. It listed then for $35K.
All these mfrs are up to the same games.
A loaded 04 f350 is not ‘pretty much the same’ as a loaded 17 model. Way more power, comfort, safety, capability, technology in the 17.
 

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A loaded 04 f350 is not ‘pretty much the same’ as a loaded 17 model. Way more power, comfort, safety, capability, technology in the 17.

The bottom end of all these trucks are loaded with many more options than they used to have and are more or less the same starting price.

The high end has gone off the charts. 20 years ago nobody seriously considered how profitable a 'luxury' truck/SUV market could be...
 

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At the end of the day the trucks are getting too expensive and have FAR FAR FAR outpaced inflation. In 2007 the Expedition started at $29,500 today it starts at $52,000, the dollar isn’t worth half of what it was ten years ago. I don’t care if a new F-350 has more features than 2004 all i do is drive my vehicles, i use practically none of the extras on the Denali i just liked the 6.2. The American manufacturers are only staying in business because they are selling overpriced plastic trucks and telling us we need all these overpriced cheap options that we can perfectly live without. Those features?? They don’t add the value they charge, it’s all economy of scale, not to mention i could give a crap about half of them. My cooled seats suck, my running boards never work, my “safety features” constantly Fault and can’t be trusted, my stupid push to start failed. It’s all overpriced garbage, it’s just brainwashing the consumer to buy overpriced plastic trucks. The markup on these is INSANE and unjustified. The base Expedition 2WD today is as much money as the top trim King Ranch was in 2012..... let that sink in.
 
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An LT2. Had the DVD screens in the headrests and the 20s. If I remember right the LS was about 31-34k? Can't remember what the LTZ was going for back then.
My 2008 1LT Suburban 4x4 with the DVD system stickered for $44K and sold for $34K. My 2017 Suburban LS 4x4 stickered for $55K and sold for $46.2K. Prices are plus tags taxes freight and dealer processing
 

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An LT2. Had the DVD screens in the headrests and the 20s. If I remember right the LS was about 31-34k? Can't remember what the LTZ was going for back then.
I remember my sisters 07 LT2 Tahoe without 20s MSRP was $39k. I thought that thing was soooo nice too lol sad thing is none of us make much more money now than what we did 10 years ago. My field of work hasn’t seen a real pay increase in about 20 years, yet demand is up 200%. I should’ve been an engineer instead of a nurse hah
 

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I remember my sisters 07 LT2 Tahoe without 20s MSRP was $39k. I thought that thing was soooo nice too lol sad thing is none of us make much more money now than what we did 10 years ago. My field of work hasn’t seen a real pay increase in about 20 years, yet demand is up 200%. I should’ve been an engineer instead of a nurse hah

You’re a nurse? I heard some of them do very well.


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But I’m in New Mexico for the time being. They can do well, I do decent. Majority don’t. They generally make less than a teacher does, about $50k/year. I’m working on specializing and that always helps.

Anyways, sorry to hijack! :dogpile:
 

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