How much was your truck?

[Mr.Jack]

Bought my 2003 Tahoe with 40000 miles on it last year for 30786.50 USD here in Norway.

A brand new 2012 model costs 115721.04 USD with two seats (commercial), and 289755.34 USD with five seats or more.

The taxes are these high mainly because of engine size.
These are among the highest prizes for these trucks in the world. (Sick!)

 

[Claymationzoo]

total cost for that repair was 337.00
200 for the pwm solenoid and harness and 125 for labor
they said the parts could only be ordered from GM direct then taxes

the transmission has been fine since the repairs i was very pleased with the transmission shop who did the work considering the general auto shop i took it to for the repair charged me for a diagnostic then said the job was too large for them. safe to save i never went there again

 

[felixgun]

Bought my 2003 Tahoe with 40000 miles on it last year for 30786.50 USD here in Norway.

A brand new 2012 model costs 115721.04 USD with two seats (commercial), and 289755.34 USD with five seats or more.

The taxes are these high mainly because of engine size.
These are among the highest prizes for these trucks in the world. (Sick!)

$30k for an 03 with 40k miles?! Insane how expensive these trucks are internationally...

 

[erikrichard]

Sounds like the Norwegian government REALLY doesn't want 8 cylinder bohemoths there. $300k for a truck you can buy in the US for $40k? now that's a serious tax rate.

 

[destroyer1362]

04 loaded denali navi 102k new tires clean history $15,000 out the door

 

[Rokmonanoff]

Mine that I just picked up was 22 at a dealer which was high book (more than I wanted to pay) for a denali with 69k miles.

The same one had been listed private party for 20 a week before, but I wasn't ready to buy. They sold to the dealer and I got stuck spending the extra money because the wife wanted this one and the dealer wouldn't move any further. They started at 25 for their price.

Running great. Should last a long time.

Rok

 

[TheYuk]

I bought mine new in 04, sticker was 46K. I got it for 40K.

 

[MDJR]

Bought my 2002 LT with 73,000 miles, 1-owner, clean carfax from a dealer last month for 8,700. Has a dented bumper which plan on replacing at some point but overall in great condition. I used 3M compound, followed by Mequires polish, and a coat of wax and the paint looks like new. It's my first Hoe and I love it!

 

[PwtrSS_OakCliff]

03' Yukon XL- All the options (sunroof, heated seats, BOSE, etc...). The dealer installed new tires, alignment, wipers, and even filled it up on gas Got the truck for $12,482 financed. But 1.8k down and its been a year. I only owe $6,900 as of today. haha. Truck had 104k miles when I bought it. Now it has 134k. Drove the shit of out of the truck LoL.

Antonio.

 

[stickM]

$14k

I bought my 2003 Tahoe LT 4wd with 57,300 miles a few weeks ago for $14,000. Bought it from the original owner who kept excellent records and kept it looking new. He had added new Michelins, a rear view camera, rear entertainment...and too many chrome accessories (which I promptly removed}. I'm all smiles.

 

[HD4]

Just picked up a spare second truck to fish/tow/haul with 02' GMC Yukon XL SLT loaded has the factory towing package with factory 4:10 rear! only 79,000 miles 1 owner paid $10,500. Real clean, getting Rough Country 2" leveling kit on this week!

 

[03Dnasty]

2003 Denali with 116k miles for $10,500 from an individual. Got 125k miles now and I had to replace my water pump, front diff, fuel pump, and transfer case. Get an extended warranty if you get a loan through a bank. Route 66 Warranty Co. is who I have and they are great! I had $3k worth of work done and only had to pay $700 out of pocket which was taxes because they don't cover that. Only reason my front Diff and transfer went out was probably because previous owners never serviced them.

 

[Herbert0053]

02 Yukon Denali purchased 10-24-11 from a small local dealer. 143k and I bought it for $8600. Had to put tires, brakes, fuel pump, and complete rear air ride. It is extremely dependable, as wife drives it everyday.

 

[choodock]

Traded my wife's 2007 Nissan Altima 2.5 SL straight up for a 2004 Tahoe LS two weeks ago. The Altima had 150k miles and a whining noise in the transmission, had estimates of near $3k to fix. The Tahoe has 136k miles and runs like a champ. I wish it had the 5.3 instead of the 4.8. Considering the best I could get out of the car was $6,500, I'm extremely pleased with upgrading to a Tahoe and still not having a payment. 20 inch NNBS Silverado rims, cowl hood, and 2/4 drop coming soon. Then a new Pioneer DVD/NAV, new speakers, amp and sub, and possibly new carpet and add leather seats.

 

[CEN2MENTAL95]

I paid around $20k for my 05 denali with 61k

 

[04SS99Denali]

3 years ago i bought my old my 03 yukon for 10k out the door with tax. truck had 104k and was fully loaded with no issues. i sold it 2 months ago for 6000 and it had 130k on it

 

[JGARZA2213]

I picked up my 03 Z71 with 44K on the clock for 17K Every option other than nav and moonroof.

 

[VOLZ1207]

Bought my 02 tahoe 4dr/4wd lt with 74k miles, one owner december 1 2012 for
$9950 at a local dealership.

 

[SnowBuck]

2005 xl

2005 XL SLT/AutoRide and Stabilitrak option, 63,000 miles...$18,900 two monthes ago from Dealer. Sklide a $18k Cashiers Check across the table, Dealer slid it back! LOL
KBB was $21K retail...so $18.9 resonable.

 

[DeepSeaFish]

Picked up my '06 Denali loaded except Nav with 92k on the clock in Feb. 2012 for 17.5k . Dealer was asking 21995 as NADA was 22k at the time. Traded my F150 for it. Financed the trade difference for it of $4k. Only issue since purchase is a faulty vent valve solenoid. $47 at local dealer. Changed it myself.