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So I just sealed the deal. I'll take pics in the morning. Really happy with the deal I got!

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Nice! The wheels look good.


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Thanks, I'm glad I was abe to work my old wheels into the deal. The dealership personnel couldnt believe that I was there at closing time swapping out my old rims for the new rims..lol
 

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Nice deal man. 13k is good trade in. I brought my Denali up to Ohio from Georgia and its got 162k on it now, and i got an offer for $14k with 155k on the clock but turned it down. I just like too much. Dealership offered me $11 on trade in and I couldn't do it. These things are made to drive forever and sell when there isn't much value left. As said the way to get your money out of it is to drive the piss out of it. I love mine and unless I find a stupid deal on a new Powerstroke, it will be around and ill buy a truck in addition to it. Nice tahoe and the wheels look good on there.
 
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Thanks for the comment!! I know these dealerships wanna give you next to nothing for a trade in. I think I got lucky because I got pretty close to retail price on it. I love the new "Hoe". Unfortunately I had to rely on the trade in to get the payments where I needed them otherwise, I would have driven her till the wheels fell off. I miss her!
 

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Yeah, I paid $17 for mine and got offered $11 a year later and was just like nah. For what my pay off is it would be cheaper from me to pay this off and go buy a clean older truck for work. Then I would have a vehicle for all my needs and still have the classy Denali. It's crazy, the dealership told me they wouldn't budge on trade in one penny or on asking price and I said well that's not gonna work. The days of negotiating seem to be behind us
 

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Nice! Talk about a plot twist lol and those rims look great on the new Tahoe! So moral of the story - either trade in before 100k miles or keep it forever and drive the wheels off of it.


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No offense meant to anyone who buys one new, but I see these trucks as having a far, far higher relative value when they have at least 85K miles on them----those who demand to drive a 'newer' vehicle want to get out of them, and that's fine, but those who know that they can expect to put another 100-200K miles on them without too many headaches snap them up.
 

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I'll certainly never buy new. Not a fan of the nnbs anyways. I miss when they were trucks and not a luxury grocery getter/kid hauler....no offence to anyone here.
 

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No offense meant to anyone who buys one new, but I see these trucks as having a far, far higher relative value when they have at least 85K miles on them----those who demand to drive a 'newer' vehicle want to get out of them, and that's fine, but those who know that they can expect to put another 100-200K miles on them without too many headaches snap them up.

Yeah that seems to be he bang for your buck range (60-100k). You can't even find a used one around me with more than 30-40k miles or less than 160k lol
 

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I'll certainly never buy new. Not a fan of the nnbs anyways. I miss when they were trucks and not a luxury grocery getter/kid hauler....no offence to anyone here.

It's funny: the way you view NNBS is the way I view the +15+ models. LOL

Yeah, my NNBS is something of a grocery getter and daily driver. But she's got 132k miles on her and the more miles she gets the better she seems to run. Yeah, she's got more luxury features than I had been looking for, but I got her for a steal so I'm not complaining. Everything still works with 132k miles on her (except that damn driver-side defroster tab attachment and the driver-side power folding mirror) and I can treat her like a truck without feeling like I'm ruining a $65K vehicle. :)
 

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How many moms do you see hauling trailers and loading firewood into the back of a NNBS denali? I use mine like a truck, but if you take care of it it doesn't matter how you use it!
 

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New truck looks good with the old wheels!

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