A Yukon Denali is $84,000
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Anonymous
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I had no idea! Are they really that great?
https://www.koonstysonschevybuickgmc.com/VehicleSearchResults?search=new&make=GMC&model=Yukon&trim=4WD%204dr%20Denali&year=2021 |
Anonymous
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Why are the prices higher than the MSRP?!
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Anonymous
| There is apparently a run on them right now--- not sure why. Maybe production slowed during COVID? I drove one for years. They are fine. |
Anonymous
| I was parked next to a newer Denali and the engine and transmission did not sound good at all. I was surprised because it was a new car and I know they are expensive so I wouldn’t expect them to have these issues |
Anonymous
| Chevy Suburbans cost around there too and Tahoes are just a little less. Giant American SUVs (actual SUVs, not crossovers) are expensive |
Anonymous
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Don't pollute unless you really need that for your job. |
Anonymous
| Loaded top of line Escalade and Chevy Corvette are $100k |
Anonymous
Or you have a big family and/or drive carpool/and/or take lots of trips by car with aforementioned family |
Anonymous
minivans and cuvs seat the same number (or more) and pollute far less |
Anonymous
Oh yay. You again. |
Anonymous
| It's not even electric. |
Anonymous
| that have been that way for years. great ride so comfortable |
Anonymous
| We had a Chevy one, and the thing shook and rattled within a few years. They never could figure out why the battery was always dying. It was a total pos. I can’t figure out why someone would pay almost $100k for one of their hideous cars. |
Anonymous
because they want a body on frame SUV with a luxury interior that has a good tow rating |
Anonymous
If that is what you want, you can get it all in a land cruiser for around the same price which will run great for much longer. Interior is nicer too. |