Looking for a little advice ??

[H1Chester]

I concur with one of the other posts that you aren't going to get anything for your mods. Even if your vehicle has a few digs it doesn't matter. It's definitely worth getting estimates.

 

[ReaperHWK]

Private sale will net you the most $$. I always sell my cars F the dealer trade in when they turn around and sell it for 10k more!

 

[FatDog]

Just an update.........................

Still have the 2017 Denali and we are getting more serious about doing something. These crazy markets have had me holding back but, we're thinking maybe we should move forward with an upgrade? Got a cash offer from a dealer for 53K but still considering trying to sell outright.

I wish this automotive market would at least start coming back to some kind normal!!

Again, thanks for all the replies!!

 

[Doubeleive]

take the 53k and run, if it's paid off that's a little more than 1/2 down a new one

 

[SpyShops212]

Keep it until end of 24 and you will get a zero percent apr. and the end of 2023 or 2024. You did allot of great stuff and your truck doesn’t look dated and if it’s running great than why trade. You still have all the technology like the 2021+ plus it’s still considered a truck because it is on a truck frame not like the 2021+. I would never sell to a dealer so they can lowball me and make the money that I could selling it. If you got a offer of 53k than take it and run.

 

[Geosh]

If you trade in, you get the tax break on the new one. Don’t forget that too.

 

[FatDog]

If you trade in, you get the tax break on the new one. Don’t forget that too.

Ohh yeah, been figuring both ways.

 

[Philpug]

If you trade in, you get the tax break on the new one. Don’t forget that too.

That varies from state to state. Check your local laws.

 

[FatDog]

Well gentlemen, the Denali is sold and it should be leaving next week some time.

OMG.....what did I do!! LOL

Pretty sure I had to let it fly when I got the offer of 55K

So, now lies the dilemma.

Order a new 2023 and wait
Shop around for a 2022 with low miles
Or just wait it out for a few months and see what the market does? (don't need to replace it, as we have an extra vehicle)

 

[CMoore711]

I feel like $55K was a strong offer. I’d say you made the right decision!