2015 resale value?

[mattluttrell]

Hi,
We have a Silver 2015 Tahoe LT 4x4 with most options such as Bose, 18" wheels, black leather interior, etc.

We own it outright. It has maybe 3000 miles.

I'm really not a fan of it and would like to get an older Escalade or a Jeep Rubicon.

Does anybody know a good asking price for this? I haven't seen any used ones for sale in my area.

Thanks,
Matt

 

[Tahoe14]

Look it up on Kelly Blue Book, private party.

 

[imnohero]

My guess would be that you could ask $55,000 or so but probably won't get near that much. That's more like what a dealer might ask for one I think. I'm guessing just under $50,000 would be about right if in perfect shape.

 

[Tahoe14]

Forgot you can also try NADA, private party.

---------- Post added at 07:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:11 PM ----------

I see you sold it back to the dealer on another post. Hope you did well and good luck with your search for a 6.2.

 

[motorwerks]

$45k

 

[NevadaNick]

Our Denali was 72 msrp, i paid 63 and got 57 on trade and didnt pay msrp on replacement, so the values are still up on them.

 

[mattluttrell]

Forgot you can also try NADA, private party.

---------- Post added at 07:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:11 PM ----------

I see you sold it back to the dealer on another post. Hope you did well and good luck with your search for a 6.2.

Thanks man!

No rush on the next purchase. Just logged on to read about 6.2s and NNBS features.

 

[Goodinblack]

What did you hate that much about the new trucks that you would sell so fast?

 

[George C]

I agree with Satish.
45K is probably all you will get.

People spending late model money want to buy it from a dealer. A dealer will only pay you local auction wholesale price, which I imagine is about 40-45K.

My advice? Keep it.

---------- Post added at 08:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:37 AM ----------

Our Denali was 72 msrp, i paid 63 and got 57 on trade and didnt pay msrp on replacement, so the values are still up on them.

You lost 6K, plus your dealer profited from your new vehicle holdback and probably 1-2K above MSRP. He probably has roughly 52K in your trade. And, that's all it was worth.

 

[mattluttrell]

What did you hate that much about the new trucks that you would sell so fast?

Was a gift I didn't really like. Sold it. Used half to pay off mortgage. Other half will buy a nice Denali or Escalade.