Beware: GM Nightmare - Defective 2024 and 2022 Yukon Diesel

[AAhmed]

The problem is you bought a new vehicle instead of a old vehicle.
You can buy a 20+ year old SUV and put new engine/transmission in it and ride for substantially less money than a overpriced 2024 yukon

I learned my lesson. wouldn't buy a new one again.

 

[fancyTBI]

I learned my lesson. wouldn't buy a new one again.

Why did you choose this forum rather than the late model forum? I just want to know the reasoning.

 

[Caman96]

Why did you choose this forum rather than the late model forum? I just want to know the reasoning.

They’re all in denial in that forum probably.

 

[RDF1]

How would they have the clout?

That is far fetched for me hahaha..
I like reliability and getting what i want with very few fancy things.
My trailer stays hooked to my 20+ year old 400,000 mile truck to haul all my buddy's new trucks to the stealership

 

[fancyTBI]

That is far fetched for me hahaha..
I like reliability and getting what i want with very few fancy things.
My trailer stays hooked to my 20+ year old 400,000 mile truck to haul all my buddy's new trucks to the stealership

I’m with you. Don’t use mine to tow very often but wouldn’t hesitate. It’s got all I need.

 

[RDF1]

I’m with you. Don’t use mine to tow very often but wouldn’t hesitate. It’s got all I need.

A/C and cruise is the bare minimums for me. Radio is optional.

 

[tybcr783]

I think someone posted a thread identical to this one a couple months ago

 

[Caman96]

I think someone posted a thread identical to this one a couple months ago

Same someone.

 

[tybcr783]

Maybe a spam, seems like he hasn't answered why he's here in the first place.

 

[AAhmed]

The problem is you bought a new vehicle instead of a old vehicle.
You can buy a 20+ year old SUV and put new engine/transmission in it and ride for substantially less money than a overpriced 2024 yukon

You are absolutely right. lesson learned. Thank you!