Nope.I think it has nothing to do with the truck but a hunting thing that’s going to out fit the bed of the truck for your hunting weekend??
Nope.I think it has nothing to do with the truck but a hunting thing that’s going to out fit the bed of the truck for your hunting weekend??
**** the Chinese.The Chinese have really upped the game over Warn on the cost/reliability equation . 8274 still the king ,however, their recent products ?
Sorry, you got me confused. What about it?What about the VR line ?
I’d probably go with the $52k truck, especially if you’re already concerned that the original order may never get built with those options. That’s a significant price difference, and you can always compare it against a higher trim later. If the missing features are mostly nice-to-haves rather than things you really need, the lower trim seems like the better value. You may find that after driving it for a while, you don’t miss the extras nearly as much as you expected.That's my concern as well. What could I cover with ownership that is above and beyond just a MPG drive and towing? I have lots of ideas, but I'm not sold on any of those videos doing that well to cover the expenses.
The fact is I must buy a truck this year. Last year I didn't and it cost me $12k in taxes and who knows how much in revenue. The 4th quarter last year was my worst in years. I'd rather make a truck payment than pay the IRS.
I also screwed myself by not trading in the Silverado. That means I'll pay the full sales tax on a new truck rather than just the difference between the new and old truck.
So yeah, I made some big mistakes last year and I need this new truck to hit big. I’ve been trying to get my credit and finances in better shape, and I came across https://www.pissedconsumer.com/company/experian-business/customer-service.html while looking for information that might help. That makes things that much more stressful.