When will we start seeing pre-owned 2015 Tahoes

[evoalex]

I've started seeing some very low mile pre-owned 2015 Tahoes popping up on craigslist, and was just curious when you guys think we'll start seeing them at the dealerships.

I think there are enough executive leases and people who are just indecisive that are bringing back the trucks to the dealer for something else.

My 2010 is nearing it's 115k mile point and I'm looking to trade her in.

 

[fiatdale]

They're out there already. I know we've had several here on the lot, under 10k miles. For a while, the new one will be the better buy. Id say give it at least another year before a 2015 with some miles would be worth purchasing over a brand new 2016.

 

[evoalex]

They're out there already. I know we've had several here on the lot, under 10k miles. For a while, the new one will be the better buy. Id say give it at least another year before a 2015 with some miles would be worth purchasing over a brand new 2016.

Interesting. I wouldn't have thought so. You aren't seeing much of a drop in price from the new off the lot 2015's and the <10,000 miles used 2015?

 

[GalaxyBlackEsky]

Yah I would give it another year. When I got my 07 Tahoe with 53k miles in 08 and I got it for 28k when sticker was 51k.

 

[Pockets]

I can tell you where 3 are right now. And another at a pre owned buy here pay here lot

 

[evoalex]

This gives me hope that there are some in the Southern California area. However, as I inquired before, are we seeing a dramatic drop in asking price over the new off the lot ones?

 

[Pockets]

Not sure about price at all. Haven't been lookin to be honest.

Here is one i was talking about with 2,600 miles.
http://carrolltonmotors.com/2015-Chevrolet-Tahoe/Used-SUV/Atlanta-GA/5037594/Details.aspx

 

[PokerMunkee]

Give it a year until the rental companies start unloading them. I see a ton of Burbs/Tahoes with fleet tags in Colorado!

 

[fiatdale]

No dramatic price drops. Its going to be a while before there's some drastic difference in price between say, a 2016 and 2015. The new one will be the better buy for a couple grand more, and full warranty. Same as any other high demand vehicle though.

 

[evoalex]

No dramatic price drops. Its going to be a while before there's some drastic difference in price between say, a 2016 and 2015. The new one will be the better buy for a couple grand more, and full warranty. Same as any other high demand vehicle though.

Great advice. I was under the impression I'd be looking at a 6-8k drop rather than a 2-3k drop. I agree, it would most likely be better to just go new.