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I use your youtube test drive videos as my white noise to help me sleep at night. also I am autistic. i like trucks , SUV's, and Airbus A321 aircraft as a hobby. i also like Yamaha stereo equipment. i hope you have a great weekend.
My advise...Mull over it. Then order the exact truck you want with whatever options and color you like. Many of the options on that truck you don't need and are a waste of money as well as more to go wrong in the future. Don't be in a hurry and shop between dealers. You can email and work out the deals without traveling all over the place.
Lightcap Lawn & Landscape how he's getting by as a farmer w/o a pickup soo far is beyond me, a farmer and his truck is like the Pinnacle of American tradition from everything I've seen
I'm like these other guys, it's crazy spending $70 to $80 thousand dollars for something that will depreciate $5000.00 as soon as you drive it off of the lot! Not to mention all the expenses of maintaining a diesel engine, I wouldn't keep it past 100,000 miles cuz the Duramax will not last like a Dodge Cummins.. I'd buy a good used truck for under $10,000 & buy a new John Deere Gator for hauling buckets or buy a new John Deere tractor... something that makes you money & doesn't depreciate!! There's 2 things in life that will never make you money & that's a house & a vehicle & they both have alot of maintaining maintenance all the time! Just my opinion of getting older & wiser :-) It's your money though...
I understand you like your GM products. Find something used that you won't to be scared to take to the farm and get dirty. It will be long worth it the long run and price will be almost half. Also if you get a 3500 better be getting some bigger trailers
RYAN this is your CONSCIENCE speaking, you need a lightly USED LONGBED or flatbed 1TON truck And NEW farm equipment so you can make more money on your FARM without DOWTIME. in the LONG RUN you will make MORE MONEY and buy a new truck later. All the BEST your, BETTER JUDGEMENT!
Versatility is key here. If what I make from the farm isn't paying for what I buy, it makes sense to buy something I can use for all my businesses, not just for the farm.
The Denali Is the nicest truck on the road and That Duramax will spin all 4 tires on the street, having driven one myself and having a lot of time with one with a trailer you will never find anything better to pull as much weight as you want. Now you will need a bigger trailer!! I say BUY IT!!
Buy it. You won't regret it. I've got an '11 duramax and I love it. Don't let these guys talking crap about it being too nice of a pickup wear on you. Buy what you want and get after it. It will be a great farm and personal pickup.
Dude, that truck costs as much as my house! Nothing wrong with a farmer needing his own truck but you could just as easily buy a good used truck for half (or less) of what that thing cost.
wow some of these people are seriously getting mad at you for wanting to get a new truck? It's not their money, do what you want man. A lot of the farmers around me are rolling around in denalis so ignore these kids.
You going to trade in your car? Will probably bring the cost down a bit for you. Nice truck but I'm a ford guy but still very cool! Always love a diese! Thanks! Keep up the good work Ryan!
If that's the truck you want Ryan, buy it. All that matters is if it fits your needs, aa long as you can afford it. Do you homework any brand and model, they all have their good points and flaws. I'll tell you what the old man tells me, "in farming, you have to learn to separate your wants from your needs".
Ryan it's like this. With that truck your brother and dad will bow to lick your boots. HeHe Made in the good old USA called FORT WAYNE INDIANA. GMC has always been a notch above Chevy in trim and features. And Made in the truck plant on TUESDAY, hence, why they are called a Tuesday Chevrolet.............
The hill descent is for steep downhill travel under 30 mph and it uses the braking system. A 3500 Denali seems like a lot to haul a few buckets of corn, especially if you don't tow, but it's your money to enjoy as you please.
Nice truck indeed! Too much garbage on that truck for farm work. I am a firm believer in less is more (value). Order yourself up a 3500 work truck package without all the bells and whistles and you'll thank yourself later down the road not to mention save quite a bit of money. I've had a fancy truck and the novelty wore off pretty quick when the bells and whistles started going wrong. I found myself asking why do I need this extra crap on my truck to haul feed or seed corn? Answer: I didn't. Just my 2 cents, not telling you what to do, just my experience. Have fun!
I just bought a Silverado 1500 and I love it, they have leather and rubber inside instead of my Fords plastic and cloth. The voice command is a little sketchy though but mechanically the 5.3 liter Chevy is much better then the Ecoboost F150 or Toyota Tacoma's V6's I have owned. For farm work you want the 3500HD, it's better to have the extra capacity and not need it then need it and not have it.
buckets? lol....ive put out more feed out in a Kawasaki mule and Polaris ranger than that thing will ever see...across rough ass Central Texas, you don't need a 70,000$ truck to do that...if you want to buy a nice new truck just say it, don't make up bullshit excuses about it...just curious but does that 60,000$ GPS attachment to your combine really pay off if you only make 5,000$ a year? how much more does it make your corn grow?you can't bullshit a bullshitter bro
Man you bought a $75,000 dollar truck to carry buckets in, lol, hope you like that payment!! I drive a 5 ton box truck daily at work with a Cummins backed with an Allison auto trans and its one bad bitch!! It never gives me any problems and has gobs of power. But, my personal truck is a Powerstroke! :)
That's a expensive truck to haul "buckets". Its you money, youtube must be paying very good. I personally upgraded last year and I wish I could have bought a diesel, but I looked at the expense of the diesel, all the new problems associated with diesels,like DEF and all this new emission crap. I settled on a F250 with 6.2 gas, it will pull anything I have to pull and mileage is ok, not as good as diesel, but I looked at the long term costs and I think and hope I made a good decision. That truck is twice what mine cost, I got a basic XL and hey its good enough for me.
70 Thousand dollar trucks are for Suburban wankers like me that don't have room for a tractor. That said I have two GMCs in the driveway with combined 500,000 miles with no costs other than oil changes and brakes. The 6.0 liter gas will out last the body, interior and your will to drive it. Cheers and enjoy.
Maybe farming isn't so bad if you're going to buy a truck for $65,000 to use on a farm! Lol! I own a 16 2500HD 6.6 and love it but I wouldnt use a new truck on a farm?! But you can do whatever your wallet allows you!
You DO NOT NEED that glamour wagon. You need a farm work utility truck. Save your money from going into a piece of new glitzy, techno-complicated crap. There are absolutely great deals in the used sector. Good value for your money. Don't be a fool, because fool's and their money are soon parted.
ONE TON truck for pulling stock and flatbed gooseneck trailers vs 3/4 T. Work the numbers, get the machine(s) that meet your needs for all of your operations and depreciations tax schedules.
"I need a work truck"......... buys a 70k denali..... not hating just saying there's much better trucks out there for working out of around the 20k price point. I would get something DEF free or at the very least delete it. DEF kills
Damn.... some people here think having a nice farm truck is silly... having a nice farm truck is great if you're not a moron and take care of it. All of ours have leather and heated seats, etc. they still put out hay with a bale bed, tow, check cows, and see plenty of mud without a problem.
Do whatever you think is right. It'll start off as the 'car' for going to town shopping, parts and feed from the farm stores and still do light chores on the farm. Eventually in 5 years + you can downgrade this one to farm use and get another or an SUV. A car or SUV you have to sell when it gets old as their no good on the farm.
You dont beed a denali awd truck. Its screw you over in the mud among other things. You need a basic 3500 4x4 work truck. You might love to have a really nice truck, but its not reasonable being a farmer. $65k for this doesnt make up for a $50k dodge that you get more done having the same and better amenities..
That air scoop? It's for the engine...(ha-ha) Is "she" your sister? She looks like your sister! All the "tech" crap? Skip it! Nothing but a headache anyway...
Doesn't matter who's paying for it, just tough hauling wagons and sliding buckets in the bed and using it for normal farm work. I have one and it's difficult keeping it clean in normal living , let alone farming, done that till I was 30 also. Look in the cab of your tractors.
Ignore the yammering apostles of Ford, Chevy and Dodge. Get the truck you want. You know more about your needs and wants than they do. The brand religious wars are so stupid.
based on what you have said about your needs with a truck I think that you would be better off with a 4x4 1500. The heavy loads are already being hauled by the heavy trucks and the farm tractors. Save yourself a lot of money and get a nice half ton.
The scoop doesn't cool the engine or the transmission. It brings cooler air into the intake. Colder air creates more hp than warmer air. GM had to do something the Cummins and the Powerstroke were getting too far ahead of the Duramax when it comes to performance and capability. Nice truck though love that blue. The 2017 Duramax is much improved over the old ones at least according to the different reviews I seen and read on the internet.
I hope these two are brother/sister, They look like twins and they might just be!!! But honestly, look at the facial features and the quickness to finish each others sentences, its like they have a bro/sis but, we'll still do "this" relationship...
"very nice truck" that is the "Cadillac" of trucks. People got to remember, you do photography on the side and generate income. You can't be showing up in a old beater. We don't know your finances, we can't make the call. If you remember I said a pick-up would be my choice. It's going to double as your car and your truck. My wife and I do the same thing. If you get one, and plan to keep it long term, do the annual rustproofing. It's been our best alternative. A lot cheaper then getting body work done at 10 years old. It's a lot of truck but if you can swing it, go for it. KIT d
I now horror stories about GM trucks. Buy Ford, it will last and well it's better! Ryan if you do buy a GM vehicle make sure you get AAA towing too. ;)
Ryan I've always love your vids but I would not consider what u just drove as a truck to haul buckets. just sayin! That does look like a nice ride. For me it would have to be long box though. good luck in your decision. still waiting to see what's behind door number one.
fyi it has one engine brake not 2 like u said. it uses the vgt turbo and closes the vains to provide the breaking. same as it has been for 5yrs in a gm and 10 yrs in a ram.
Unless you put on a lot of miles each year, there are a lot of good used ones out there. You won't feel that bad when you climb in it with mud and sh*t on your shoes. Also if you plan on using it as a farm truck it won't be long until there will be a lot of dings and scraps on it. Just my 2 cents.
Nice truck. Bye what you like they are all the same. really all good tail they Break down. It's what you prefer. But you might need to gat Jamie one. Lol
If you like fresh air in the summer just crack the sunroof and open the rear window and you get a nice grease without all the baffling from the windows.
AKA KREE. I LIKE IT. I KNOW IM A LITTLE LATE BUT. I. YOU RYAN. IM. GLAD I. GOT. TO. KNOW. YOUR. CHANNEL NOW I LIKE THAT. BLUE. WHICH. IS. ONE OF MY. FAVORITE. COLORS. KEEP. UP. THE. VIDEOS. BLESSINGS
Nice truck bro nice color too truck pay for them selfs over time I have too I love them I do not know what I would do with out them nice birthday present to you self
I think you should buy one that is just a couple years old because when you buy that new the price goes down a lot and you could get one cheaper if it is used but that is just my opinion
You should have checked out the new Ford Super Duty. And you can get them pretty much the way you want them you just have to order them the way you want them.
I use your youtube test drive videos as my white noise to help me sleep at night. also I am autistic. i like trucks , SUV's, and Airbus A321 aircraft as a hobby. i also like Yamaha stereo equipment. i hope you have a great weekend.
Buy it Man you know it makes sense
If you pull loaded trailers , you might want the Dooley. It would add a little more stability, I think anyway
Really like our 2016 duramax
Nice truck, really nice. Greetings from Mineiros, Brazil.
Ryan I love that color
My advise...Mull over it. Then order the exact truck you want with whatever options and color you like. Many of the options on that truck you don't need and are a waste of money as well as more to go wrong in the future. Don't be in a hurry and shop between dealers. You can email and work out the deals without traveling all over the place.
Nice truck, that thing is a tank man
Good for you man, if that's what you want do it! All these people are getting mad at you lol, NEWSFLASH it's not your money lol
Lightcap Lawn & Landscape how he's getting by as a farmer w/o a pickup soo far is beyond me, a farmer and his truck is like the Pinnacle of American tradition from everything I've seen
Lightcap Lawn & Landscape just a lot of jealous people commenting
Nice looking truck, love the color.
color is great
That's a really nice truck I really like the color that blue is awesome. I hope that you bought it cause it's super sweet
I'm like these other guys, it's crazy spending $70 to $80 thousand dollars for something that will depreciate $5000.00 as soon as you drive it off of the lot! Not to mention all the expenses of maintaining a diesel engine, I wouldn't keep it past 100,000 miles cuz the Duramax will not last like a Dodge Cummins.. I'd buy a good used truck for under $10,000 & buy a new John Deere Gator for hauling buckets or buy a new John Deere tractor... something that makes you money & doesn't depreciate!! There's 2 things in life that will never make you money & that's a house & a vehicle & they both have alot of maintaining maintenance all the time! Just my opinion of getting older & wiser :-) It's your money though...
Good choice
That hood scoop is part of the air intake system.
I understand you like your GM products. Find something used that you won't to be scared to take to the farm and get dirty. It will be long worth it the long run and price will be almost half.
Also if you get a 3500 better be getting some bigger trailers
If you buy one make a set of Husky floor mats your first investment.
I heard the classic pain to pleasure transition in your comments, so i bet it was an easy sale for your sales gal.
that's nice truck
Nice ride....Hi Jamie!!!
Nice colour.
Salmon Hunter you spelled color wrong it's COLOR
who cares just you
Salmon Hunter correct grammar
In Europe it is spelled "colour". So, he didn't spell it wrong.
Starting price $53,800.
That truck looks to fancy to be a farm truck
When you went around back, it looked like it already had a Wisconsin tag... Have you bought this already? :)
I'm not sure but sometimes the dealer has to put on a pair of legit license plates before they can take it on a test drive
Test drove one of these and a Yukon. Yukon much quieter and smooth but not really nice for the farm 😏😂
YES u need a truck,gmc is a laid out ride,plus rocket can have the back seat,up or down its your call
Before i even start: Smart man you chose correctly
You don't need a Denali just the plain Jane GMC it will have all the luxuries a farm truck needs. But stick with the one ton duromax 4x4
RYAN this is your CONSCIENCE speaking, you need a lightly USED LONGBED or flatbed 1TON truck And NEW farm equipment so you can make more money on your FARM without DOWTIME. in the LONG RUN you will make MORE MONEY and buy a new truck later. All the BEST your, BETTER JUDGEMENT!
Versatility is key here. If what I make from the farm isn't paying for what I buy, it makes sense to buy something I can use for all my businesses, not just for the farm.
Nice 👍
16mpg is outrageously bad..Here in Ireland Jeeps with the biggest engines are 3.0litres ..standard cars are 1.6l ..our 1.6l does 50ish mpg
Fun times in NE Iowa, eh?
why dont u get an 10foot bed single cab? U looking to start a family i guess?
I think Jamie likes you boyo
We have the 2500 and it has plenty of power, I dought he pays the money for the Denali. It's expensive!! go for the lower trim!!
+Dr. Joe I priced it out and there isn't much of a significant difference. The diesel is what gets you.
The Denali Is the nicest truck on the road and That Duramax will spin all 4 tires on the street, having driven one myself and having a lot of time with one with a trailer you will never find anything better to pull as much weight as you want. Now you will need a bigger trailer!! I say BUY IT!!
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Who you kidding. That diesel denali is 70+ thousand my brother had sold Chevy's for 25 years.
my coworker has the gmc and likes it more then the chevy
Douglas Buhr yah the GMC has really been made into the even more premium brand
Buy it. You won't regret it. I've got an '11 duramax and I love it. Don't let these guys talking crap about it being too nice of a pickup wear on you. Buy what you want and get after it. It will be a great farm and personal pickup.
Ryan if your looking for a real work horse for hauling stuff you need to get yourself a old El Camino
Dude, that truck costs as much as my house! Nothing wrong with a farmer needing his own truck but you could just as easily buy a good used truck for half (or less) of what that thing cost.
personally I would go with a 2015/2016 model. The money saved would be enough to warrant the abuse you'll put on it.
Hey Ryan, if you are interested in keeping it looking new. I own Miracle in downtown dubuque, give me a call and we can work something out.
wow some of these people are seriously getting mad at you for wanting to get a new truck? It's not their money, do what you want man. A lot of the farmers around me are rolling around in denalis so ignore these kids.
You have to love a women who wears camo. Love the jacket Jamie!!!
Dubuque IA? I FUCKING LIVE THERE 😀😀😀
Ryan gets a truck if Jamie gets a ring???? LOL
Nice truck love that blue color also. The hood scoop is actually a functioning air intake that goes right to air filter intake.
You going to trade in your car? Will probably bring the cost down a bit for you. Nice truck but I'm a ford guy but still very cool! Always love a diese! Thanks! Keep up the good work Ryan!
Denali's are really nice trucks but not worth the price tag for farm use. I would buy the Chevy version. Ferd and dudge suck.
If that's the truck you want Ryan, buy it. All that matters is if it fits your needs, aa long as you can afford it. Do you homework any brand and model, they all have their good points and flaws. I'll tell you what the old man tells me, "in farming, you have to learn to separate your wants from your needs".
Ryan it's like this. With that truck your brother and dad will bow to lick your boots. HeHe Made in the good old USA called FORT WAYNE INDIANA. GMC has always been a notch above Chevy in trim and features. And Made in the truck plant on TUESDAY, hence, why they are called a Tuesday Chevrolet.............
The hill descent is for steep downhill travel under 30 mph and it uses the braking system. A 3500 Denali seems like a lot to haul a few buckets of corn, especially if you don't tow, but it's your money to enjoy as you please.
Nice truck indeed! Too much garbage on that truck for farm work. I am a firm believer in less is more (value). Order yourself up a 3500 work truck package without all the bells and whistles and you'll thank yourself later down the road not to mention save quite a bit of money. I've had a fancy truck and the novelty wore off pretty quick when the bells and whistles started going wrong. I found myself asking why do I need this extra crap on my truck to haul feed or seed corn? Answer: I didn't. Just my 2 cents, not telling you what to do, just my experience. Have fun!
I just bought a Silverado 1500 and I love it, they have leather and rubber inside instead of my Fords plastic and cloth. The voice command is a little sketchy though but mechanically the 5.3 liter Chevy is much better then the Ecoboost F150 or Toyota Tacoma's V6's I have owned. For farm work you want the 3500HD, it's better to have the extra capacity and not need it then need it and not have it.
buckets? lol....ive put out more feed out in a Kawasaki mule and Polaris ranger than that thing will ever see...across rough ass Central Texas, you don't need a 70,000$ truck to do that...if you want to buy a nice new truck just say it, don't make up bullshit excuses about it...just curious but does that 60,000$ GPS attachment to your combine really pay off if you only make 5,000$ a year? how much more does it make your corn grow?you can't bullshit a bullshitter bro
hey I'm on TH-cam now, saw myself driving down JFK lol
Man you bought a $75,000 dollar truck to carry buckets in, lol, hope you like that payment!!
I drive a 5 ton box truck daily at work with a Cummins backed with an Allison auto trans and its one bad bitch!! It never gives me any problems and has gobs of power. But, my personal truck is a Powerstroke! :)
That's a expensive truck to haul "buckets". Its you money, youtube must be paying very good. I personally upgraded last year and I wish I could have bought a diesel, but I looked at the expense of the diesel, all the new problems associated with diesels,like DEF and all this new emission crap. I settled on a F250 with 6.2 gas, it will pull anything I have to pull and mileage is ok, not as good as diesel, but I looked at the long term costs and I think and hope I made a good decision. That truck is twice what mine cost, I got a basic XL and hey its good enough for me.
70 Thousand dollar trucks are for Suburban wankers like me that don't have room for a tractor. That said I have two GMCs in the driveway with combined 500,000 miles with no costs other than oil changes and brakes. The 6.0 liter gas will out last the body, interior and your will to drive it. Cheers and enjoy.
Maybe farming isn't so bad if you're going to buy a truck for $65,000 to use on a farm! Lol! I own a 16 2500HD 6.6 and love it but I wouldnt use a new truck on a farm?! But you can do whatever your wallet allows you!
You DO NOT NEED that glamour wagon. You need a farm work utility truck. Save your money from going into a piece of new glitzy, techno-complicated crap. There are absolutely great deals in the used sector. Good value for your money.
Don't be a fool, because fool's and their money are soon parted.
ONE TON truck for pulling stock and flatbed gooseneck trailers vs 3/4 T. Work the numbers, get the machine(s) that meet your needs for all of your operations and depreciations tax schedules.
"I need a work truck"......... buys a 70k denali..... not hating just saying there's much better trucks out there for working out of around the 20k price point. I would get something DEF free or at the very least delete it. DEF kills
Damn.... some people here think having a nice farm truck is silly... having a nice farm truck is great if you're not a moron and take care of it. All of ours have leather and heated seats, etc. they still put out hay with a bale bed, tow, check cows, and see plenty of mud without a problem.
Do whatever you think is right. It'll start off as the 'car' for going to town shopping, parts and feed from the farm stores and still do light chores on the farm. Eventually in 5 years + you can downgrade this one to farm use and get another or an SUV. A car or SUV you have to sell when it gets old as their no good on the farm.
You dont beed a denali awd truck. Its screw you over in the mud among other things. You need a basic 3500 4x4 work truck. You might love to have a really nice truck, but its not reasonable being a farmer. $65k for this doesnt make up for a $50k dodge that you get more done having the same and better amenities..
That air scoop? It's for the engine...(ha-ha) Is "she" your sister? She looks like your sister! All the "tech" crap? Skip it! Nothing but a headache anyway...
Doesn't matter who's paying for it, just tough hauling wagons and sliding buckets in the bed and using it for normal farm work. I have one and it's difficult keeping it clean in normal living , let alone farming, done that till I was 30 also. Look in the cab of your tractors.
Ignore the yammering apostles of Ford, Chevy and Dodge. Get the truck you want. You know more about your needs and wants than they do. The brand religious wars are so stupid.
based on what you have said about your needs with a truck I think that you would be better off with a 4x4 1500. The heavy loads are already being hauled by the heavy trucks and the farm tractors. Save yourself a lot of money and get a nice half ton.
The scoop doesn't cool the engine or the transmission. It brings cooler air into the intake. Colder air creates more hp than warmer air. GM had to do something the Cummins and the Powerstroke were getting too far ahead of the Duramax when it comes to performance and capability. Nice truck though love that blue. The 2017 Duramax is much improved over the old ones at least according to the different reviews I seen and read on the internet.
Nice truck, Dianne is Super, she sold me my 2007 Chevy Silverado 10years ago and its still rocking and rolling!
Good Luck
I hope these two are brother/sister, They look like twins and they might just be!!! But honestly, look at the facial features and the quickness to finish each others sentences, its like they have a bro/sis but, we'll still do "this" relationship...
"very nice truck" that is the "Cadillac" of trucks. People got to remember, you do photography on the side and generate income. You can't be showing up in a old beater. We don't know your finances, we can't make the call. If you remember I said a pick-up would be my choice. It's going to double as your car and your truck. My wife and I do the same thing. If you get one, and plan to keep it long term, do the annual rustproofing. It's been our best alternative. A lot cheaper then getting body work done at 10 years old. It's a lot of truck but if you can swing it, go for it. KIT d
I now horror stories about GM trucks. Buy Ford, it will last and well it's better! Ryan if you do buy a GM vehicle make sure you get AAA towing too. ;)
Ryan I've always love your vids but I would not consider what u just drove as a truck to haul buckets. just sayin! That does look like a nice ride. For me it would have to be long box though. good luck in your decision. still waiting to see what's behind door number one.
fyi it has one engine brake not 2 like u said. it uses the vgt turbo and closes the vains to provide the breaking. same as it has been for 5yrs in a gm and 10 yrs in a ram.
that trucks worth more than your house!
very nice truck! but a little fancy for a farm truck. would be hard to keep clean on the inside. mud, manure, dogs, dust. but, it's your money!
Trucks right now are stupid expensive. Wait awhile till fuel goes back up. Good way to waste $65,000
Buy a new one. I bought a new 16 2500 duramax and love it on the farm especially the exhaust brake when hauling cattle
My Uncle has been farming all his life. There's a reason he calls GM products Detroit Vibrators. He knows his shit.
Ryan, it's NOT what YOU like but what Jamie likes. doe's she like the color?? she might want a pink one.
very nice!!!!!.....so, first dent or scratch will make you cry ....and you still have to pay for it....buy that one and get a beater for the farm.....
Unless you put on a lot of miles each year, there are a lot of good used ones out there. You won't feel that bad when you climb in it with mud and sh*t on your shoes. Also if you plan on using it as a farm truck it won't be long until there will be a lot of dings and scraps on it. Just my 2 cents.
Nice truck. Bye what you like they are all the same. really all good tail they Break down. It's what you prefer. But you might need to gat Jamie one. Lol
Is this a brand new truck? I guess i would look at a few yrs older and take less of a hit in the pocket. Either way NICE truck!
If you like fresh air in the summer just crack the sunroof and open the rear window and you get a nice grease without all the baffling from the windows.
If you don't want to spend as much money and don't mind a used truck, I suggest an used truck from the south (rust free) with leather.
AKA KREE. I LIKE IT. I KNOW IM A LITTLE LATE BUT. I. YOU RYAN. IM. GLAD I. GOT. TO. KNOW. YOUR. CHANNEL NOW I LIKE THAT. BLUE. WHICH. IS. ONE OF MY. FAVORITE. COLORS. KEEP. UP. THE. VIDEOS. BLESSINGS
I wonder if this video will make anyone go buy a new truck 😂
Ack and Son more like to a start a TH-cam channel to pay for a truck
Nice truck bro nice color too truck pay for them selfs over time I have too I love them I do not know what I would do with out them nice birthday present to you self
Should be a no brainer just get it. The American tax payer is paying for that truck lol.
The price of licence tabs and diesel fuel . Better than buying a ford or dodge.
My dad has a 2015 GMC Sierra 2500HD Denali with the duramax, he loves it
I think you should buy one that is just a couple years old because when you buy that new the price goes down a lot and you could get one cheaper if it is used but that is just my opinion
No doubt a nice truck. You are the best person to determine the best use of your dollars.... and you do deserve to enjoy the comfort you can afford!
You should have checked out the new Ford Super Duty. And you can get them pretty much the way you want them you just have to order them the way you want them.
Get a ram with a cummins. The Rams maintain there powertrain temps better then GM and are still cheaper with more working options.
75000$ waste when you can buy a 10000$ truck that will do all you need
The good thing about a new truck is that you can stretch out the payments if you want to and they hold their value way longer than cars.