MotorTrend at4 review

shift_grind · September 12, 2018

23 minutes ago, Sierra Dan said:

Still too High for 2019 Silverado and Sierra.

RAM dealers here in KC are discounting 2019 RAMS up to $11,500 Off.

GM must do the same to keep pace.

I'm glad they have huge discounts on the Ram's. That means I can get a good deal on a Chevy as they'll have to follow suit :).

Nobody out discounts FCA though. I guess that's one plus to buying from them, but I'd rather pay more for what I want.

lt1z · September 12, 2018

Still too High for 2019 Silverado and Sierra.
RAM dealers here in KC are discounting 2019 RAMS up to $11,500 Off.
GM must do the same to keep pace.

Im sure the discounts will show up when the GMs have been on lots as long as the 19 Rams.

rkj__ · September 12, 2018

Still too High for 2019 Silverado and Sierra.
RAM dealers here in KC are discounting 2019 RAMS up to $11,500 Off.
GM must do the same to keep pace.

GM is offering huge discounts right now... on 2018s.

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Chris walker · September 13, 2018

I've said it on here before and will say it again...I cant find the value in the top level trims.

1) These are half ton trucks trucks and not three quarter ton trucks. Speciality loaded 2500HD Duramax midnight editions with lifts were going for 78k a year last year...A loaded Denali 1500 is 70k this year?

2) These trucks dont have significantly better interior or tech this year

3) Same engines

4) Tech removed

5) No panoramic roof

6) Removal of magna ride

7) Weight reduction and skipfire with no meaningful gain in MPG

Where is the value for these types of prices? Is it the trick tailgate and trailering software? 75k is M3 and AMG territory...

Dont get me wrong I really like these trucks and will buy one when DEEP discounts hit. I think they are 10k overpriced across the board...

HondaHawkGT · September 16, 2018

At least $10k overpriced. An LT Trailboss with the 5.3 should not be $55k. Especially when it still comes with cheap Ranchos and a spacer kit for the lift.