Is this a fair deal

[funtogo]

in this crazy market I have been looking for a fair deal.I came across a 2019 Tahoe LT with 52,000 miles.It is a rental vehicle that has been in southern states so no rust issues.It has a couple of small dings.Carfax says no accidents and regular oil changes.They are asking $46,000 for it.Bottom dollar.What do you think?Seems to run and drive ok.

 

[Rdr854]

That is almost the cost of my 2019 Suburban new with 0 miles before tax, tags and dealer processing. But that said, I have a tentative offer on my Suburban for $52K.

 

[funtogo]

Yeah the market is crazy right now. I think I will hold off for a few months. You never know what will come along.

 

[Miami-Dade]

in this crazy market I have been looking for a fair deal.I came across a 2019 Tahoe LT with 52,000 miles.It is a rental vehicle that has been in southern states so no rust issues.It has a couple of small dings.Carfax says no accidents and regular oil changes.They are asking $46,000 for it.Bottom dollar.What do you think?Seems to run and drive ok.

Not a bad price in today's market. I would still have a independent mechanic check it out from top to bottom to be thoroughly sure there are no issues.

I have bought rental vehicles in the past and have had no issues with them.

 

[TollKeeper]

I normally dont give into the Economist, but this time, I think they are right. A market crash is coming, you cant just keep giving out free money, while having a market with no income (taxes).. I figure February, or maybe March.

I would not be buying anything right now unless its a 3 years ago deal.

 

[avalonandl]

How bad do you need it? Bargain hard, but the next 6 months are tough as supply is scarce,

 

[phottomatt]

That’s a great deal for today’s market, if you need it don’t wait, its probably gone by now though. I would not wait on anything these days, the market may crash but no one knows when.

 

[TollKeeper]

That’s a great deal for today’s market, if you need it don’t wait, its probably gone by now though. I would not wait on anything these days, the market may crash but no one knows when.

My money is on February 23rd

 

[okfoz]

They are predicting prices to remain high on used vehicles into 2022. At least that is what the news is saying in Flint, MI. There are several hundred acres of new 2021 & 2022 pickup trucks in the area, I have heard that the same is true for the Tahoe/Suburban/Yukons. So once the supply chain gets fixed prices will drop because there will be a huge influx of new trucks

 

[RoccoV18]

I would have bought it. I bought a 2017 Premier 4wd with 46k miles for about the same price 4 months ago. Here's what's in my area at one dealer.

https://www.hendrickchevrolet.com/used-vehicles/cary-used-vehicles/?_dFR%5Bapi_id%5D%5B0%5D=113974&_dFR%5Bapi_id%5D%5B1%5D=HendrickChevroletCary&_dFR%5Bmake%5D%5B0%5D=Chevrolet&_dFR%5Bmake%5D%5B1%5D=GMC&_dFR%5Bmodel%5D%5B0%5D=Tahoe&_dFR%5Bmodel%5D%5B1%5D=Yukon&_dFR%5Btype%5D%5B0%5D=Used&_dFR%5Btype%5D%5B1%5D=Certified%2520Used&_paymentType=our_price