2024 Chevy Silverado 2500HD W/T Z71 | Best $50k Work Truck?

The 2024 Chevy Silverado 2500HD Single Cab W/T Z71 offers an affordable price for contractors or fleets who need capability and function. For 2024, the Silverado/Sierra HD receive a refresh which includes new exterior and interior styling, new technology, and a little more power from the 6.6l Duramax Diesel engine. The interior refresh only applies to the LT and higher much like that of the 1500 series trucks. The W/T and Customs carry on with the older interior which is very easy to use and should hold up over time. The truck as seen stickers for just over $51k but has several nice options for an everyday driver or fleet vehicle. Let me know your thoughts on the refreshed GM heavy duty trucks below!
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[@ffarmchicken]

I ordered a WT regular cab 4x4 like this with NO option's. It will be $49,195 plus tax of $2500+/-. It was a pain in the ass finding a dealer that would order it like that. They all want to put you in $65,000+++ four door 6’ bed “automobiles”. It’s all about city boy LARPers that want electronic computer gizmos.

[@ACERRUBRUM31]

Damn right! You cannot find those anywhere! I don’t want a locomotive to plow snow with and a ton of blind spots. I can’t stand the crew cab. I get it if you have a young family and have to follow orders from mama and run the kids around, but if not for that, all the xtra space makes for a creaky truck . The WT pkg are and have always been beefier looking too. Vinyl floors no gross smell in carpet. A 6 ft bed is useless imo as a landscaper contractor so reg cab 8ft makes sense. I’ve owned 3 wt models, currently in a crew cab, but had the best Luck w the wr pkg. I also had the chrome option on them with few xtra different features each reaching 200 k at trade in and that’s the gods honest truth. Bring Bach the regular cab

[@JenoFletter]

Would be great if we could get a single cab long bed in the regular Silverado trims instead of just WT

[@michaelracicot233]

You can on the HD. The new style dash with the big screens, multiflex tailgate, etc. The mid level trims

[@keithbartlett7679]

Definitely. I have Daydreams of building one of these regular cabs. But that front end is something to deal with.

[@keithbartlett7679]

This is a work site manager truck😂 shows up with binoculars.

[@roadglide1142]

Factory spray in bedliner should be standard on a work truck

[@CarsMadeSimple]

It would be nice but some people prefer drop in's or nothing at all.

[@fedorbutochnikow5312]

No middle seat in the cab? I'm confused.

[@tylernowlin721]

Are you able to order other trim levels in the reg cab long box other than just w/t Would like one loaded and diesel

[@ACERRUBRUM31]

I think yes yiu can

[@SueUTube]

What is the mpg? It matters to me. If it's not great it may make the diesel a more attractive option. Thanks

[@tomhandel9176]

I think I saw maybe about 7. something on one of the dashboard displays which would be expected for that new engine. My 08 Sierra 2500 extended cab with the 6.0l has only ever averaged 10.

[@thankyou9085]

@@tomhandel9176really? I thought this would get 12-14 mpg

[@ffarmchicken]

I’ve seen on the road tests up to 18-20 mpg on the highway holding at 65mph.

[@justing6594]

Work truck without a bed liner? 😂

[@user-su3ld6sd9o]

Since when is 50k affordable 😂

[@josem588]

The only affordable truck is the ford maverick

[@Pinehollowmechanical]

Affordable?

[@rockyvision5181]

My thoughts exactly 50k 😂

[@ffarmchicken]

This is 2024, lots more government mandates for safety and emissions. It’s only going to get more costly. Especially in 20 years when ICE is banned.

[@Pinehollowmechanical]

@@AncientRe Price of the truck is one thing to consider when your talking about inflation and changing dollar values, but you also have to figure Income hasn’t kept pace with inflation. In simple terms price of vehicles have doubled but the middle class pay hasn’t…..that’s where my “affordable?” Comment comes from. Also factor in that interest rates have more than doubled takes another hit to affordability

[@auntie_Slayer]

​​​​​@@AncientReLmao, no its not. As of March 2024, $25,000 in 2004 is worth $41,666.49 in 2024 So this truck would need to be less than $41,666.49 for it to be considered cheaper when accounting for inflation. This truck is $50,000. So 50,000-41,666.= $8,334 MORE youre PAYING, or a 16.6% increase mind you. By your logic, we should have been paying 30k for a 25k truck in 2004 right???

[@marvinbanka7592]

To me its not worth $50,000.