New end of year or pull the trigger now? Any big sales coming?

[TahoeFL2017]

I'm looking at a used 2023 but wondering if year-end will bring any blowout sales of the 2025's?

I'm looking at a 2023 LT for 44k, but see it was 64k new - would a 2025 be anywhere near this price?

Like 55k or so? Correct me if I'm wrong, do these rigs go on sale at year end?

I don't know if this is realistic or not - is it worth it to wait until mid to end of December and try to catch a sale??

All replies appreciated - pulling the trigger on the 2023 tommorow unless it makes sense to wait.

 

[Protect1989]

2025’s are getting few and far between, so you may want to pull the trigger sooner rather than later.

Go on cars.com and look at everything available. You may be able to get a LT for around 55 but it’s extremely location dependent and what features you must have

 

[TahoeFL2017]

2025’s are getting few and far between, so you may want to pull the trigger sooner rather than later.

Go on cars.com and look at everything available. You may be able to get a LT for around 55 but it’s extremely location dependent and what features you must have

Not much on cars.com, everything over 60k so it looks like the 2023 LT is the play.

The 2023 will be in the 40's so it'll get paid off in a year or less - sounds good unless a steal on a new one came up.

 

[ZKWBQD]

I'm looking at a used 2023 but wondering if year-end will bring any blowout sales of the 2025's?

I'm looking at a 2023 LT for 44k, but see it was 64k new - would a 2025 be anywhere near this price?

Like 55k or so? Correct me if I'm wrong, do these rigs go on sale at year end?

I don't know if this is realistic or not - is it worth it to wait until mid to end of December and try to catch a sale??

All replies appreciated - pulling the trigger on the 2023 tommorow unless it makes sense to wait.

The new EPA has eliminated the requirement for the evil engine stop start. I would see if you can get a 2026 that doesn't have that.