Buckfutter
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Whats up everyone !
I’ve had quite a few vehicles over the years, with the GM ones being a ‘77 GMC camper special,an ‘85 Cadillac Brougham (still going strong), a ‘87 Suburban that I converted into a 1 ton, a ‘93 GMC C2500 Sierra, a 2006 K1500, and my 2006 K2500HD Duramax that I’ve had 13 years. Odometer just turned a little over 210k - thing is unbelievable, little to no extra maintenance besides the basics.
My wife drives a R/T Challenger and we are about to have our first child. She was thinking more to the mid-size SUVs but from talking with a few of her friends, she now wants a full size - which I think is a way better option because ideally we’d like to have two kids. There’s only one option (well two). A Yukon or a Tahoe. So we’re currently looking at either a 2016-2020 Tahoe LT or Yukon SLT, or a 2018-2020 Denali (if the mileage/price is right). 4x4.
I’m in California. The range I have been trying to shoot for is between $40,000-$50,000 with under 50k miles. Preferably single owner non rental. I’m finding better and better deals by the week, we just have to sell her car first then we can buy.
I work in the fire service and when we go to these big fires We have to get rentals because we don’t have enough state vehicles. A few years ago I had a Yukon XL SLT as a rental and it was a GREAT rig. It out 4-wheeled most of the state pickups. It cemented in my mind how badass these rigs are - a true testament to the brand.
I’ve had quite a few vehicles over the years, with the GM ones being a ‘77 GMC camper special,an ‘85 Cadillac Brougham (still going strong), a ‘87 Suburban that I converted into a 1 ton, a ‘93 GMC C2500 Sierra, a 2006 K1500, and my 2006 K2500HD Duramax that I’ve had 13 years. Odometer just turned a little over 210k - thing is unbelievable, little to no extra maintenance besides the basics.
My wife drives a R/T Challenger and we are about to have our first child. She was thinking more to the mid-size SUVs but from talking with a few of her friends, she now wants a full size - which I think is a way better option because ideally we’d like to have two kids. There’s only one option (well two). A Yukon or a Tahoe. So we’re currently looking at either a 2016-2020 Tahoe LT or Yukon SLT, or a 2018-2020 Denali (if the mileage/price is right). 4x4.
I’m in California. The range I have been trying to shoot for is between $40,000-$50,000 with under 50k miles. Preferably single owner non rental. I’m finding better and better deals by the week, we just have to sell her car first then we can buy.
I work in the fire service and when we go to these big fires We have to get rentals because we don’t have enough state vehicles. A few years ago I had a Yukon XL SLT as a rental and it was a GREAT rig. It out 4-wheeled most of the state pickups. It cemented in my mind how badass these rigs are - a true testament to the brand.
