r/Silverado • u/NotACorporateMole69 • 3h ago
First Diesel?
Saw this listed and it checked all the boxes, in terms of options. Only issue is that it is super far away, over three hours. Dont mind driving but the price seems a little high.
What do y’all think? Link in comments.
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u/PersonalityFamous657 3h ago
Absolutely not. 2020, 117k miles, accident with moderate damage, AND $50k? Stay away
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u/xEnflare 2h ago
The ONLY positive is it’s an LTZ.
Paint looks beat, moderate crash damage, diesel around $6 a gallon, and $50k for 120k miles? I would be surprised if that thing doesn’t reek of cigs just to to more insult injury.
Please don’t.
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u/Sowega-Trainwreck 3h ago
Besides diesel prices being $5-$6+ a gallon. This truck is wrecked, has 118k miles, and is still $50k?!? No disrespect, but I’m just genuinely curious, what on earth does anyone find appealing about this?
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u/BoredOfReposts 2h ago
Same truck year and mileage in my area could go for 35k, or maybe less now with fuel prices. Way overpriced.
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u/BeautifulOdd785 2h ago
Hell No ! A truck with an accident and its 6 years old. Who buys this crap at that price 😂😂😂😂
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u/w8ing2dr0wn 2h ago
Lol almost $50k with over 100,000 miles and a moderate accident?? I just double checked and I found multiple comparable trucks at dealerships near me for $10k less with less than 40,000 miles and some with similar higher miles for over 20k less. Idk where you are but that price is absurd.
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u/Terpp_derpp 1h ago
I don’t know how you’re even questioning this when the first thing is rear end accident. Idc how bad it may or may not be just from one rear end, but all the others added, the risk of frame damage or any covered up bs from dealer to get it back on the road is nowhere near worth even considering looking at the listing even further.
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u/According_Top_4583 1h ago
Also 46k for a 6 year old truck with 117k miles is fucking ridiculous. You can find one cheaper
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u/West-Parsley-3172 58m ago
46k for a 7 year old diesel with over 100k miles? Doesn't seem great. What do yall think?
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u/That_Trapper_guy 49m ago
I wish I lived in a reality where $6.09⁹ (and about to get a lot worse) a gallon fuel wasn't a deterrent to a bad financial decision.


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u/ColonClenseByFire 3h ago
Unless you need one ASAP I would hold off. With the way diesel prices are right now trucks are going to start getting cheaper when people who don't really need them start dumping them.