You got that right. Lots of memories with family vacations, etc. Hopefully the new buyer will take care of it as well as I have. My long range plans for it once my twins got out of college were to slap a supercharger, headers, and a cam on it and maybe a mild lift with 33’s. When you have a family, it all boils down to wants and needs. Right now, I need pick up more than a SUV. It’s great to have the 3rd row when you’ve got 3 kids and a couple of dogs. I just need to rinse the dust off it, snap some pics and post it. When I sold 2002 back in 2010, I had at least 4 dealerships call wanting to buy it, but they didn’t want to pay crap. CARMAX was the worst. They offered me $8K less than I was asking and then proceeded to tell me they have to make at least $6K to $8K on each car they sell. When I sold the 2002, it only had 45K miles on the clock.
I know I said before I’d never sell my ride even after recently getting an unsolicited offer, but after some serious thought it’s time to let her go for someone else to enjoy. After getting my company car 1.5 years ago, I don’t think I’ve driven my Denali 800 miles. I hate to see it sitting in the garage collecting dust. It’s been unmolested except for the Sony stereo w/ Apple Car Play. It still runs and drives great and only has 115K miles on the clock. I know I’ll have sellers remorse the moment I see it driving away as I did when I sold my 2002. I think if I get anything, it will be a used Avalanche, Sierra, or Silverado crew cab, but no rush.
