How much discount should I expect on a NEW 2013 Denali????

[tweak48]

I'm surprised there are any 2013's left but I found a couple. MSRP is $64,015 but I don't see anything about factory incentives on 2013 models, only 2014.

Any ideas? I think I should get at least $10k off given the depreciation hit I will take.

Thanks.

 

[NathanJax]

lol

I would look at what a used 2013 with 500 miles would sell for (NADA or Carmax) and bse it off that.


You can get a new body style yukon/Denali for $50-$70




If you were to trade it in (in my area) they would give you $45-$50. I wouldn't buy it for too much more than that, especially since the newest body style is now out.

 

[tweak48]

Thanks for the tip.

 

[hosseface]

I got 8K off a 2015 Denali. I'd say more like 15K off a 2013.

 

[shundal]

A local dealer here is advertising $10k off a 2014 Denali. So I would think $15k off a 2013 like mentioned above should be attainable.

 

[08grey]

45-48k

 

[ari gold]

theres a few 2013's in my area brand new for 49

 

[felixgun]

Shit at that price point just save a few G's more and get the new body style 15+

 

[Tony]

I'm surprised there are any 2013's left but I found a couple. MSRP is $64,015 but I don't see anything about factory incentives on 2013 models, only 2014.

Any ideas? I think I should get at least $10k off given the depreciation hit I will take.

Thanks.

I picked up a brand new 2014 denali xl awd, msrp $67500, for $52,600 last month.. I am in NY but had to drive to a dealer in Vermont to get it.. Had i paid anymore than that, I would rather of gotten a 2015. As for buying a 2013, I would say don't even bother, unless they are going to take off at least $17 or better..

 

[felixgun]

2015 SLE is 46k starting, and SLT's in the price range of your '14 denali... why get the old body style when you spent around the same price as the new body style?