2015 Chevy 2500 LTZ HD vs GMC 2500 Denali HD
I am interested in buying one of these trucks with the Duramax diesel. Sometimes I will be towing a trailer, but most of the time I will be traveling unloaded on 4 to 6 hour trips. I am interested in ...
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N-Trouble wrote:wintersun wrote:
They are identical except for the trim level and the chunk they take out of your pocket book. It is like how in the old days the Buick sedans and the Cadillac sedans would share the same engine, drive train, etc. but the Cadillac sold for far more money to status conscious customers/suckers.
People routinely pay $20,000 more for a GM Denali than the price for a Chevy 2500 LT truck which is a lot to pay for leather seats that have AC and heating for their occupants. It is money that the owners will never get back in terms of higher resale value.
$20K difference? Your high...
Go to Chevy website and the base MSRP on a 4x4 CCSB LT Diesel = $45K
Now go to GMC website and do the same on a Denali. Base MSRP = $55K
I agree...he is out there!
He thinks the resale values are the same too! Check out Autotrader.com on used trucks of the same year/mileage between an LT and a Denali and the difference is the same at purchase 10k
