Would you keep your existing truck or get a new one in this situation?

[blackelky]

With all the issues Toyota and Lexus is having that’s like jumping from pan to fire lol!

I think you made the right choice as the extended warranty on a beautiful vehicle is worth a lot. They say probability has no memory but just like Heli skiing in Alaska - most times you score but some trips the weather doesn’t permit flying. Sucks especially after paying $8k for 4 days and they don’t refund for nothing.

But that next trip could be epic!!

Well maybe not the best analogy but your luck is gonna change bro and you will get trouble free performance for the rest of your driving lifetime! You deserve it.

Their brand new twin turbo stuff is garbage. 2022s with the v8s is the sweet spot

 

[Bkihum]

GM has made it very clear: 2023 buyback and go find something on your own, or keep what you have. No other option

What was the 2023 buyback???

 

[Eighthtry]

Lemon law or not, I would get the new one. These are long lived vehicles and well worth the comfort on the road. Been driving them starting with Suburbans in 1984. Loved them then, and really love them now. I also added the GM extended warranty given the electronics these days.

 

[djsassan]

What was the 2023 buyback???

Full refund of money spent.

I declined it. A new vehicle would have less warranty.

 

[Tahoe14]

Try having them throw in an extended warranty, that’s nothing to them as far as expense.