2021 Yukon with 332,000 miles

[atikovi]

Kinda boggles the mind if you think about it. Probably spent more on gas then what the truck cost.

Guess what they want for it. And yes I know you think it's scrap value, but no.

 

[WeyounDS9]

This was obviosuly all pure hiway miles.
So for comaprison with mixed driving probably the equivalent of 80 to 100k of wear, if that.
That being said when you ever try to trade it itn they will tell u its scrap value.

 

[tblt44]

That thing never shut off

 

[2010Civic]

Seems like a poor choice of vehicle for driving 160k+ per year.

 

[Oillover]

Seems like a poor choice of vehicle for driving 160k+ per year.

Depends on it's intended purpose.
Also, any chance it could be a diesel?

 

[andyd]

Seems like a poor choice of vehicle for driving 160k+ per year.

Not if it was working in a limo service. Black Suburbans took the place of black Towncars

 

[gman2304]

Seems like a poor choice of vehicle for driving 160k+ per year.

If I had to drive over 330,000 miles in 2 years…..it would be one of my first choices!

 

[dishdude]

Not if it was working in a limo service. Black Suburbans took the place of black Towncars

Yep, that's exactly what this was. I have been driven to and from the airport many times in a similar Tahoe or Yukon with enough miles on it to have driven to the moon and sometimes back.

 

[atikovi]

If I had to drive over 330,000 miles in 2 years…..it would be one of my first choices!

Probably not if YOU were paying for the gas.

 

[RhondaHonda]

$27k is my guess.

 

[atikovi]

 

[4WD]

Not if it was working in a limo service. Black Suburbans took the place of black Towncars

Yep - that’s my most common to/from … 95 miles each way …

 

[gman2304]

Probably not if YOU were paying for the gas.

I was speaking of comfort and safety. I’d still choose it over a Civic or Corolla! It’s obviously a livery vehicle so….!

 

[SEBZX79]

That's a 25k adjustment for the milage.
I am guessing it's worth 20k

 

[Skippy722]

If we assume it averaged 17mpg that’s 19,543 gallons of gas, and we’ll just say $3.80/gallon for gas that’s $74,263.40

 

[fisher83]

That's a lot of $$ for something that's already driven a third of a million miles. I get that they are expensive to begin with and it could last awhile longer but that's not a $30k bet I'd make.

 

[RoadDukie]

If we assume it averaged 17mpg that’s 19,543 gallons of gas, and we’ll just say $3.80/gallon for gas that’s $74,263.40

I guess you have to compare that fuel bill with how much revenue it made during its service life.

 

[PontiacHO]

That’s a testament to the corrective measures GM made to the 5.3 and transmission. My assumption but if this vehicle would have had multiple expensive failures it wouldn’t have been kept for this use.

 

[joekingcorvette]

Lot's of life left in that vehicle however I wouldn't pay that much for it. It looks like it needs a new front wind deflector since part of it is hanging down. I think RhondaHonda's price of $27,000 would be a good value if that vehicle fit your needs.

 

[MSCH]

Kinda boggles the mind if you think about it. Probably spent more on gas then what the truck cost.

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Guess what they want for it. And yes I know you think it's scrap value, but no.

some people are proud of their vehicles. It shows in the asking price.