Posted by Winchester1 on March 10, 2016 at 07:56:51 from (67.219.70.241):
In Reply to: New truck again posted by John in La on March 10, 2016 at 07:19:21:
It depends on what you are driving now and how to plan to drive/use the new truck. I bought a 2014 GMC (same truck as Chevy) with a V6 about this time last year. I traded a 2005 with a V6. The 2014 I bought new has more power and the body is built bore solid, gets better fuel mileage than my old 2005 with a V6. On the downside the heater/AC controls and radio/CD player are not as user friendly. Harder to reach. I use mine as a daily driver and occasionally tow a trailer. Towing capability is better than my old 2005 but of course not as good as a V8. If you can find a dealer that has GM car line as their primary business and GMC pick up trucks ad a second or side line you can sometimes pick up a real deal on the previous model years truck.
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