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it probably drops another 10 with your signature on the papers too before it even drives off the lot, lol
maybe if it comes with a full warranty? I would test drive it real good, get out on the highway, hit some speed bumps, take some corners, all that good stuff. turn everything off-listen to it.Yes more depreciation to come.
Looking at this as buying a new car at used car pricing. I don't really need the car but is this a deal too good to pass up?
maybe if it comes with a full warranty? I would test drive it real good, get out on the highway, hit some speed bumps, take some corners, all that good stuff. turn everything off-listen to it.
I have read other people mentioning the same type of noise, I guess if it is not annoying to you then that is what matters the mostYes comes with full warranty.
They let me have it for extended test drive. The only noise I heard while on the highway was some wind like a window/door was slightly open. Very quiet but was definitely there. Is this a known problem? Wasn’t buffering.
If it's not vibrating or buffeting or booming, I'd say go for it.
When people mention vibration and booming they are very obvious? Have done mixed driving up to 80 and nothing other than the slight wind noise is noticed. If I can talk myself into it I’ll probably join the Denali family.
I don’t know if it’s the same or not, but we heard a noise like you’re describing on our brand new 17 Denali XL at highway speeds. Took it to the dealer, made them sit in it with me while I drove it on the highway. It was an improper seal on one of the rearmost windows. They replaced the window and seal and we haven’t heard it again.Yes comes with full warranty.
They let me have it for extended test drive. The only noise I heard while on the highway was some wind like a window/door was slightly open. Very quiet but was definitely there. Is this a known problem? Wasn’t buffering.
I don’t know if it’s the same or not, but we heard a noise like you’re describing on our brand new 17 Denali XL at highway speeds. Took it to the dealer, made them sit in it with me while I drove it on the highway. It was an improper seal on one of the rearmost windows. They replaced the window and seal and we haven’t heard it again.
I'd check it for bondo and also put up on a hoist to make sure everything is straight and fasteners are unmolested. I know a dealer that sold a vehicle that had major front end damage, almost no miles, as new. Purchaser found out only because on the first oil change, the mech remembered the vehicle and said "oh,,, this is the one with all the front end damage" Dealer refunded full amount of $, only with a gag order.
Oo scary, yes they had 4 of these vehicles left over from 2016 and needed to clear them from the lot. I will defiantly check it over, the car is still in demo mode if they means anything. You think the dealer would put it on a lift and actually let me look at the undercarriage, might be an unusual request.