Dealer Struggling with $6,500 off 2024 GMC Sierra. STILL over $50k! AT4, AT4x, Elevation X31 etc. 

You thought $63k was alot for half ton. Toyota just came out with the pricing for the TRD PRO Tacoma, and it's like $63,900. And that's a mid-size truck. THATS INSANE!

People buying cars don't really watch RU-vid like that; we are the exception. If it makes sense to them financially and the dealer offers discounts, people will buy, no matter the price. I literally traded in my older vehicle and got a truck because they offered 0% APR, good trade-in value and additional discount on MSRP. People can say that the price of the trucks are not worth the product, but life is happenng before their very eyes. Trucks (and everything else) will only get more expensive. Get what you really want (house, trucks, grow a family etc) and enjoy it. Good luck and sending positive vibes. :)

If you’re paying 90k for a truck that truck better last 50 years with no problems lol. But the sad truth is after 100k the transmission will go out. Emission problems which can be expensive to fix.

I like when you ask for a discount and they tell you they cannot discount it because it is priced the same as all the others in the area. Yup that just means since all these trucks in the area are just still sitting there like ducks it is for a reason too........................the price is too high, lol.

These were the prices of Kenworth trucks in the 70’s 😂

I picked up an 1500 AT4X AEV edition in white for 14,500 off sticker last week. For me, its all i wanted in a truck. Still more than if like to pay, but its as cheap as ive seen them.

The automakers think if they all make expensive trucks, then it will just become the norm and we all have to pay it. Sucks!!

I bought my Sierra 1500 2024 AT4 3.0 duramax 3 weeks ago. Volcanic Red. It's a beaut. 6500$ in dealer and factory incentives. Traded in my 2022 Canyon in for it. You can buy additional tiedowns from amazon cheap

Friend at a local gmc dealer says most sales for them on 100k trucks is farmers and business people who can write the payments off

$64k for an elevation wihout pro tail gate. I got mine for $53.5 in Jan 2022, with duramax as well.

RST 6.2 68k msrp , ad priced 10k off. Best i found

I love the look of the GMC trucks but like you say they have problems. Too bad they can’t figure them out. Excellent videos

I want a new truck but I’m no fan of these prices bro

If you think truck prices are high, look at SUVs!! I'm not seeing very many large discounts on Yukon's. $10k off MSRP really doesn't move the needle for me, that barely covers tax/title on a $90k SUV. Lol

I had no idea they cost this much 😮

I recently purchased a new Chevy 3500 high country. We waited as long as we could to purchase. We decided it wasn’t worth putting our plans on hold for a few dollars. I can make more money. I can’t make more time. We felt we got a reasonable deal. It listed for 92,000 and change. They lowered it to 86000 something so after tax was gonna be a little over sticker. We told them if they dropped to 90 k even we’d pick it up. An hour later they called said if we were there in next couple hours we could make a deal. So that’s what we did. So I guess it boils down to buying what you feel comfortable with. I understand not everyone can afford a vehicle suck as this. But remember there are enough that can.

I love the Yukon Denali, no way I’d buy a new as they are way over priced but looking into used. Even used they aren’t cheap so will wait until prices come down but my main concern is with the lifter issue on the 6.2.

Base model elevation 2.7 with the bench seat is 40k down in south Florida. To me I rather get the 2.7 that has the bigger warranty vs the 5.3 with lifter issues

My area all gmc have at least $8000 off from msrp

Big discounts (overpriced from the get go) means big depreciation on your trade in.😢 Potential buyers get better financing on new trucks from GMC so it’s harder for the privates sellers to break even at resale.

Whats wrong with the oil pump valve? Really want to get a Duramax too but haven’t heard anything about this…

That shock configuration below the axle is just waiting to break. Pay more, get less.

People have no common sense these days. They will spend the money on these vehicles that look like hell in 3-4 years with rust through. Would be nice to see the consumer get smart once and not buy this junk for what the dealers and manufactures are askin !

Whats the problem with 3.0 Duramax? I’ve heard nothing but good things about it.

2023 Sierra Denali with the 6.2 82k 934 a month on a 36 month lease

What was the problem with 3.0 diesel, you mentioned? I'm close to buying one.

People buying trucks noooo not smart people!

A “Cheap Tacoma” will outlive the garbage made GMC trucks any day!

Whats wrong with the baby diesel?

What can we call ppl that are paying ridiculous overpriced vehicles, nutty, impulsive or dysfunctional behavior. PPL will pay house payment and imagine the insurance, maintenance. Make no sense.

No dam way

Overpriced for sure

Fucking trucks

You cant expect any gm to last past ten years. Junk

Maybe the car companies should not have settled with unions for such crazy wages, they should lay them off and hire partime workers , or move everything to Mexico, or reduce wages here and get rid of unions. All unions are at fault for our crazy economy, no body but union workers can afford much. The only unions there should be are in the medical field.