Guy traded it in on a MB GLC I believe was the model. They had a clean CarFax, and the panel gaps were all straight. And I’m guessing that pearl paint isn’t the easiest to match so I don’t think it was hit in any way. Based on the interiors if you didn’t actually need to use the third row, or in my case tow I can easily see why you would go with the MB. They had 2 barely used ones there that were both cheaper than this Hoe. After having it for a few days I would say that the interior in the 2020 Ram 1500 Laramie we traded for this was far nicer in some aspects such as material feel and stitching. This thing is nice, but I expected more… would be curious to have a Denali for a few days to compare since this is the Tahoe equivalent, but in my opinion a step down still.
Interior is why I went w/ Denali over Suburban...Mostly because I don't like all black interiors, and didn't think the Mocha color went will with my chosen Satin Steele exterior. (Yes, I know lots of folks love black interiors, I am not one. I like strawberry ice cream too!!!). Everyone that gets in my Light Shale/Teak interior raves about how good it looks (yes, keeping it clean is a bit of a challenge, but I am up for that). Had a friend who recently rode in someone's HC in Mocha, and he said he prefers the Denali interior.
Denali interior has real wood, real aluminum, leather/soft touch on dash, center console, doors, more integrated Infotainment (although some prefer the higher up one on the non Denali/Chevys), I think the Denali dash looks better.
Denali also gets actual leather on the whole front seat, vs just the center panels, and actually gets leather in row 2 vs fake leather. The only other real difference is the electronic limited silp rear diff vs the mechanical (Eaton Locker, I think) on the Suburban.
Exterior looks wise, I slightly prefer the Denali, but it really wasn't a factor in my decision...except that the default Denali 22" Wheels look way better than the default Suburban ones.
So far, no nightmares here...hoping it stays that way.
If you equip a HC as close as possible to my XL Denali, the price diff is about $3k.
Congrats on the new ride, BTW...Some days I still wish I would've gotten white.