Prices Paid

[Mikef]

I just placed my order today for the fully loaded 2015.5 denali xl with 22" rims (ck156s) and I'm looking at just a tad over 73k.

2wd or 4wd?

 

[Niner]

4wd

 

[motorwerks]

I work for BNSF railroad and am an Army Veteran. What should i expect to pay for a 2015 Denali fully loaded? is 66-68 resonable with my discounds and rebates?

Yes. Mine is a fully-loaded Denali with all packages, etc. It was approx $66k with GM Employee Discounts, etc. My dealer then discounted it another $1000 for me. $65750 or so is where we were at last we spoke.

 

[olyelr]

My wife's SLT ended up being $62,876 after all the taxes and fee's. That is fully loaded with the factory 22" wheels. It started out under invoice. The MSRP on the sticker was over 64, and that was without the wheels.

These things are stupidly overpriced IMO.

 

[razor488]

Yes they are over priced. I remember when Tahoe's were 30k with options.

 

[Niner]

I am almost ashamed with how much these things cost. Yeah I could go with them costing a whole lot less but at least they aren't Escalade crazy.

 

[razor488]

Remember when Escalades where in the 50's though and everyone thought that was nuts?

 

[THE YETI]

Considering a loaded Ford Explorer is in the $40k range and even a Honda Odessey minivan is in the high $50k range, I don't find the loaded Yukon Denali to be that far out of reach. Just my opinion though...

 

[hosseface]

Considering a loaded Ford Explorer is in the $40k range and even a Honda Odessey minivan is in the high $50k range, I don't find the loaded Yukon Denali to be that far out of reach. Just my opinion though...

My wifes previous vehicle was a 2013 Explorer and it stickered at 50K.

Thats overpriced. With Laura discount, I got a Denali for only 13k more and its 3 times the vehicle.

 

[uscgto]

Considering a loaded Ford Explorer is in the $40k range and even a Honda Odessey minivan is in the high $50k range, I don't find the loaded Yukon Denali to be that far out of reach. Just my opinion though...

Please tell me you're kidding us.
Honda Odyssey starts at 28k.

Tri zone climate control + push button start + lane watch plus extras for 32k


Forward collision + Blind Spot monitoring + extras for 35k

DVD + navigation + extras for 37k


Honda DVD Ultrawide Rear Entertainment System with HDMI® Technology (chevy / GMC still on VGA inputs)
+
HondaVAC® (only vehicle offering that)
+
650-Watt AM/FM/CD Premium Audio System with 12 Speakers, Including Subwoofer and 5.1 Surround Sound Theater Mode

all that and more for 44k. I am not SURE WHERE YOU GET THE HIGH 50k NUMBER FROM>

And we havent talked abt supplier pricing / incentives / etc on the Honda.

Meanwhile Chevy starts at 45k. with absolute no options/