Car Buying Advice - Buying a 1500 Denali Questions

morgan1236

I'm Looking at picking up a 1500 Denali with the ultimate package and some add on but i have some questions i hope you guys can answer!

1. i'm looking at picking up the rear seat dual headrest DVD system, but i have no clue what it looks like from factory, and can't seem to find a pic or video of one in a Denali can anyone help with that?

2. i'm looking at picking one up at the end of the month, as i need to have it before winter hits. i'm also curious in the 2018 models though to see what they have done, does anyone know when they will be showing them, exterior/interior and features? and roughly when i would be able to order one?

3.anyone who bought one have any regrets? as in problems, or just things they wish they installed but didn't?

4. roughly a good buying price just to get an idea of what i should be paying.

Thanks for your time guys much appreciated.

Blake

Hello @morgan1236 I was able to find a picture of the dual headrest DVD system and I have attached it with this message.

There does not appear to be much done for the 2018 Sierra Denali, major changes are coming in 2019. You can check out all the information GMC has provided with the link below. I believe ordering will start in the next month or two.

•http://www.gmc.com/trucks/sierra-denali-pickup-truck.html

I have not personally owned a Denali but I do know most owners love them and they are known to be extremely reliable. You can check out our expert review on the 2017 Sierra Denali with the link below.

•https://www.edmunds.com/gmc/sierra-1500/2017/crew-cab/review/

To determine what a fair price to pay is I recommend using Edmunds True Market Value appraisal tool. Edmunds True Market Value or TMV pricing is a powerful tool that helps shoppers get a good deal on a new or used car. Based on actual sales data, TMV is a guide to what other people in your area paid for the same car. You can build, price and obtain TMV on any car with the link below.

•https://www.edmunds.com/tmv.html

Please feel free to let me know if you have any further questions.

Thanks!