Are Used Chevys Worth Buying? Let’s Find Out

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[@ThomasWBaldwin]

"I don't work that great 45 seconds after I wake up either"🤣

[@truenaturestormers2525]

That one is well worth the money, for sure.

[@factmanamerican882]

And the gas mileage is.....? 10 to 15 miles per gallon. Built great, but you'll go broke paying for the gas.

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

@@willf3728 life

[@glenhalstead2301]

GMT 800 Series (Tahoe, Yukon, Silverado, Sierra, Avalance, Yukon XL). Built like tanks. Very reliable. Easy to work on yourself and parts are plentiful and inexpensive. Rust is what usually kills them. Our 04 Yukon Denali just turned went past 200k. Probaby one of the favorite vehicles I've ever owned.

[@crlaw75]

I use that term "parts are plentiful" to.

[@Martin-og9zg]

2004-2007 is the peak of GM trucks reliable engines. Once the DOD/AFM came in not only were the transmissions junk but also the engine became problematic. I will admit I wish I'd bought a Toyota Tacoma instead of the 2000 Silverado 2500 I had.

[@anthonyg9739]

That one is a GMT 400

[@MrJoel125]

Those were the very reliable trucks.

[@sherrcon]

but it's a gas hog!!!!

[@chriswright2250]

My neighbor has a 99 Tahoe and Suburban. Over 650,000 miles between the two. Still GOING STRONG!

[@photog1529]

I bought a 4WD Suburban new back in 1995 and still drive it to this day. Very low mileage, about 160k+ and very well maintained. Yeah, its old...but its paid for. And still runs like a clock.

[@josephsmith496]

I have a 99 suburban k1500 bought it for 2500 it had 220,000 miles only thing i had to replace was the water pump it now has 265,000

[@GFY_29]

Proud owner of a 200k mile K1500 chevy long bed

[@buzztrucker]

Proud owner of a 216k miles Silverado 1500 Ext. Cab LT Z71 4x4. Solid truck.

[@condeerogers5858]

Me too. 96 Sliverado

[@UtahDennis]

We have a 2005 Chevy Suburban with the 5.3 Vortec and it has been terrific. It only has 152K miles, which is low for a 19 year old vehicle, but I always tell my wife that I love it more now than I did when we bought it. Another year paid off and still looks great and runs like a champ with regular maintenance. I just got back from a 1000 miles road trip towing our 5000 pound boat up and down the hills on the 15 freeway between Salt Lake City and Lake Mead in Nevada without issue. I baby it going up hills but my baby's getting old!😁

[@jeffreykuhns6581]

I bought an 01 Tahoe that was a well maintained paramedic transport with 160,000 for $1700.00. love that thing.

[@elevenbucks5682]

I have the same thing with same miles but paid 18,000 17 years ago.

[@Kokomo365]

I don't really need a giant vehicle right now, but for $10k I'd buy that one if I did. He got a great deal. The people buying new ones for $80-100k are crazy.

[@skisgy]

@Kokomo365 yup! those new ones are over priced junk.

[@subaruamazon]

R they selling

[@harleylawdude]

I bought that exact same vehicle from my mechanic’s wife for $4,500. (It’s a 2500 and 454)

[@harleylawdude]

GMC doubled the welds in 2000

[@jakenoll6331]

Nice. My dad is selling me his for $800

[@drewj5812]

I have a GMC version same year. Greatest vehicle I've ever owned. Not a single thing is broken on it with 170k and it runs like its new. 42 gal tank has a 600 mile range.

[@elevenbucks5682]

I have 2001 Tahoe I got 17 years ago replaced fuel pump once, would not trade it for any new vehicle.

[@nigelnazeemjohannes85]

Uncle Scotty gives credit where credit is due and you can take that to the bank 💯

[@kellyriley7918]

That's suburban is in fantastic shape omg Look at the interior it's like flipping new!

[@kingcodebra]

I got my 91 caprice when I was 19.. I'm 40 now and still drive the saaaaaame damn car. lol. It's never once left me on the side of the road. I wanna do a full restore one day. It's earned it.

[@woodie70hudson87]

I'm old enough to remember when the big 3 business model was "build well... sell a lot"... Now it's "build cheap, sell for a lot"... what a disgusting shame!!!😡😡😡

[@markg.3516]

It's not the Big 3 any longer.... Just Ford and GM. Stellantis is not American, it's a foreign conglomerate. Stellantis is slowly killing Jeep, Ram, Dodge and what's left of Chrysler. It's sad.

[@subaruamazon]

@@markg.3516 it is sad.

[@Drewcardello]

@@markg.3516 yep. Big 2 now.

[@rahdirog]

Bought my 98 suburban What a beast

[@worriedman8634]

That model in burgundy is what Tony drove in the first two seasons of The Sopranos. What a sweet ride.

[@AK_Russki]

Was scrolling down the comments to see if anyone had made a reference to The Sopranos 😁 Tony would be proud 👍🏻

[@Krullerized]

I’ve always had positive experiences with Chevy vehicles and find them very reliable. Personally, I prefer them over other brands, including Toyota. I was surprised to see negative comments about Chevys on this channel, but I’m glad the owner has had a change of heart.

[@Gods_Patriot]

People trash cobalts/cavaliers but they're actually solid too. Many with 250k+

[@MrFatmac87]

​@@Gods_Patriot that cavalier gon take you there with nothing buy gas and a oil change no problem

[@darrensoldan5972]

Typical 02 sensors and abs problems on chevy but they run forever worth the purchase! 👍

[@olafseglem3366]

Bought a 2001 z71 brand new. Got 108000 miles on it now , still running great, just some minor repairs.

[@shovelheezy]

That is a beautiful example of a 99 Suburban. I just bought a 98 that is very clean for $4500. I already love her

[@tman6663]

I’ve bought 2 used older Chevy trucks, a ‘94 Blazer full size, 3 door, beauty 2 tone cherry red, charcoal grey, for $13,000. I drove it for 15 yrs not one issue, until the engine gaskets wore, still a beautiful truck, 260000km..and I sold it for $7000. Then in 2010, I bought a dealer demo, steel blue, 7 passenger 2008 Chevy Tahoe LTZ for $34000, dealer wanted 43,000, so I paid in cash! I still own and drive it daily for 14 yrs, now..only 135,000 km, and the only thing that went in it so far, was the air ride compressor/rear air shocks. Love me a Chevy!

[@allachance1292]

My 1996 has 298,000 as of today. Mine looks almost as good as this one too. Always starts, always gets me where i need to go. Ive owned it for 18 years. A jewel of a vehicle!

[@sheronliss1070]

Scotty you are truly a showman. That Suburban is a dream vehicle! That’s when quality came first! ❤

[@Bugf1]

I have a '95 Tahoe 2 door with 120K Yes it needs some love but not rusty or too bad Two tone blue and grey same int. as the one in the video. Love it.

[@WTX-K]

I love those 2 door 90’s Tahoes. Awesome vehicle!

[@donc6781]

Truck is worth a good amount of $ very desirable and kinda rare at this point

[@Bugf1]

@@donc6781 Yes I know.

[@danmckenzie5074]

2005 Yukon Denali +400,000 miles, original tranny. Tank. Daily driver. Love it.

[@isosceles7436]

Please pray for Scotty to remain healthy, 🙏 we need him around ALAP! 👋🇺🇸 Thanks!

[@kylekauffman7771]

I remember when there was so many of those on the road it was annoying now you hardly ever see them. I think the 92-06 represents the pinnacle of suburbans, they were affordable reliable and popular!

[@Wicked_RotF30]

I inherited my fathers 2001 2wd F150 extended cab with its 4.2L v6, 99 crown victoria Police interceptor. To go along with ny 96 k1500 that has been carbed(not original engine or transmission) gmt800 Suburban Z71 4x4, gmt900 Yukon SLT 4x4, 77 coupe devile 425 cid TH 400 transmission (restoration project)

[@hermes667]

Back in the 80s and 90s a lot of american cars where reliable and long lasting. Had a Jeep XJ Cherokee from 1996, drove it till 2020, then sell it with a broken turbocharger. Rust was an issue, but you won´t find any other brand which had no rust issue when the cars get 20 years old. I love this Chevy. The old owner earns all my respect for taking care on that vehicle as it looks very nice for its age and mileage. I live in Europe, but american cars where always the stuff of dreams. This Chevy shows why. Plenty of space, build like a tank and comfortable inside. Sadly they don´t make them anymore. But I hope US companies will change their minds and return to old values.

[@markdiephouse]

I own a 2001 GMC 1500 van with the 5.7 ....i have 220,000 miles on it. Original motor, transmission and exhaust. Its just as quiet and smooth as the day it was new. It does burn a little oil. Maybe a quart a month. I use Mobil 1 and change it faithfully. Just did a total front end rebuild, all new. Including new shocks. New Michelins all the way around. I love my van. So reliable and cheap and easy to fix.

[@bryanme5771]

I owned a 1998 2 door sport Tahoe with Z71off raod package. It was a great vehicle. Absolutely loved it. This 1999 is about as nice as they come. Even the engine compartment looks great! Good buy for sure...

[@Hutch1211]

ahhhh Good old Scotty u bring me back to my youth even at your age u would be ahh your still a kid lol anyway i had a 87 gmc jimmy 305 my pops bought it for me first car well truck lol it was beaten a little well a lot lol blue in color tail gate opened but you could hear the rust lol when u opened it but i loved it he bought it for me i just became a dad it had 413k that is thousand miles on it my pops passed since then i do not have the truck anymore but it lasted me another 2 years it was solid got my family around and ill never forget when dad and me went to look at it together great memories good old scotty u bring the great old days out of people ty for sticking around and being u lots of love great video 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kevdiggidydowg]

That car is in amazing condition! I would love to have something like that. Can’t really find things like that anymore…

[@shakarussanders9911]

Late 90s Chevy's run great! Just keep change the oil changed! I used to have a 98 Chevy Lumina it ran like a champ!

[@jimh9332]

HAD A 99 GMC Denali same thing bought with 102K for 3500 bucks sold it at 250K and still ran great and looked just like this one stellar rigs😊

[@Trabunkle]

My 2001 Silverado 2500 has 137,000 miles and still runs smoothly! No noises! No problems with the engine! It's Still Great!

[@marklevine7001]

Have a 99 Suburban 235,000 and runs great.

[@sheronliss1070]

What a honey of a vehicle!! You can get more out this truck than you think! Well done!!🏆

[@kingdysfunction7609]

I've owned a 96 and 01 Tahoe they are good cars especially if you keep up with maintenance.

[@jakeowens1770]

Saw one of these rust buckets yesterday towing a $200k boat and family of seven. I asked him if it was stolen

[@Ministry4Fellowship]

I unfortunately bought a used’99 GMC Yukon which is pretty much the same vehicle. I also paid 10 grand for it, but have had few issues with it. It does leak oil, A/C quit working, and a few problems with lights not working on some of the dashboard controls (radio). I’ve spent 1000’s fixing things. I wish I came across a good deal like this guy did. I still love the Yukon though.

[@CJRock-xn5qf]

Northern vs Southern.

[@subaruamazon]

new junk yokons are $100k you are still way ahead of the game.

[@Ministry4Fellowship]

@@subaruamazon I’m aware of that, there’s no way that I would get rid of it now because of what I’ve invested in it. It’s a great car. I just wish I had more money to get the other things completed, especially the a/c since we’ve been having some hot summer days this year. 😅

[@subaruamazon]

@@Ministry4Fellowship don't we all. from your handle, i bet you are a clergyman. my grandfather was a protestant minister. they never had money but they were happy. mint green lesabre was the last car I remember. hey you dont get rich saving souls.

[@luisnavarro293]

So what are you gunna do with it

[@MICRO8955]

Thats rare to see something like that in that great condition, cause almost every single one has like rust all over it or its like full of trash. I like that gen of suburban, tahoe, CK, and sierra.

[@garymccausland1272]

I bought a 2005 v-6 Silverado brand new. I changed the oil religiously every 5,000 miles and Transmission fluid and filter every 50,000. Outside of belts, stocks (normal wearing parts) I had a injector gobad @ 206,000 miles. I replaced the entire spider injection. It gets me 18 mpg in everyday driving. It got another 200,00 miles to go

[@ADOTlied]

I own three of basically the same thing, 3/4 ton truck, Z71 truck, Tahoe, there gold baby. You replace the spider injectors and she'll run like new.

[@kevinblock2307]

Those vehicles were built great

[@lirmeaney6255]

Bought a Camry last week all because of scotty, very happy with it

[@subaruamazon]

07 se 150k what did u get?

[@fritzthecat4769]

That thing is a gem

[@davewinter2688]

For as good as they were/are there were two common problems with those vehicles along with the pickup trucks and Tahoes or GMC Yukon in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s. The 350 cu in./5.7L Vortec V8 had a habit of getting an intake manifold gasket leak that if you didn’t catch it soon enough would mix coolant with oil and wreck the engine when it got into the cylinders. The leak was usually towards the rear of the engine and the external leak would run down over the transmission mission and bell housing which if you paid attention to little puddles on the ground would save you from disaster. Once you got a good after market gasket there were generally no more problems. The other problem was the 4L60E transmission which would fail without warning. Most common failure was the center sun shell gear at anywhere from 75-150K miles. We had that happen on a 2000 Tahoe at around 157K. We had it rebuilt by a local transmission shop with a great reputation using all the latest updates and high quality parts. They warrantied it for 5 years or 50,000 miles. We got 80,000 out of it before that transmission failed again. My wife (main driver who drove it about 40 miles round trip to work every day) and I are very careful, conservative drivers. On the rare occasions we pulled a trailer with it, we made sure it was in tow mode and not over loaded. The owner of that transmission shop told me that the 4L60E keeps him in business. Second is the 5 and 6 speed transmission found in Ford Explorer. If you have one of these vehicles, put money aside for those repairs. Otherwise they are great. The newer GM 5.3L V8 is a better overall engine but not as good low end torque for pulling as the 350 Vortec IMHO.

[@loisrinehart6755]

My county commissioners bought me one for my coroners office. It’s a 2004 with 268000 miles on it.other than the water pump going out and new tires, it hasn’t cost anything.. cost them $2800 to buy it. It’s got the 5.3 which usually is pretty bulletproof. I just gave it to my deputy and they gave t me a 2015 suburban with the 5.3. I expect to drive it until I retire in 4 years. It will then go to the new coroner and last for another 20 years. Thanks for the videos sir. Keep em coming.

[@chazzmichaelmichaels5766]

Mom's 99 Tahoe. Going strong. Last year with metal bumpers!

[@ralphabreu5022]

I have a 2003 Chevy Tahoe I paid 7 k Five years ago had 72k when I bought Now it's got 103 k Runs like a Swiss clock. No rust beautiful truck smooth and sound everything works.

[@jackiscrazy911]

And you could sell it for more today 😂

[@arymniak1]

Had a 1998, after I fixed the stupid GM issues, it worked fine, 168k next up - 2007, after I fixed the stupid GM issues, it worked fine, 297k next up - 2013 Tahoe, fixed the GM issues, still running strong at 145k Bought all used bought the 1998 in 2003 for $18k, the 2007 in 2009 for 27k, the 2013 in 2021 for $19k Find a clean used one - fix all the stupid GM issues, drive it till it dies.

[@kelticink]

Truck was a rich guys summer truck. To haul a boat no doubt. I will pay 15k right now for that truck

[@JerryNeusbaum]

ok...sold! I have a 96 with 57 on the clock garaged from day 1 ....what's it worth? showroom new. Want a 71 - 75 camaro...stick

[@georgiavol1602]

2000 Silverado 2500 here with just a tick under 300k on it. Love this truck.

[@johnfalcon3498]

I have a 1996 Chevy Express van 150,000 MI never fail me on the road original alternator ball joints Drive every year to Florida from New York City 5.0 engine put 28 years I only use Mobil 1 synthetic oil

[@Gods_Patriot]

The throttle body 89-95 gmt400's are fantastic too. More simple than the spider injection vortecs, 4 wheel drive on the floor, exact same body platform. Less power but similar low end torque & an engine that is easier/cheaper maintenance

[@Nightperson27]

I want a suburban. My family members had 2 of them can't remember the years of the model but they lasted a long time.thats why i want one, Also thanks for a tip to look in this range of year, 99-01 or 02

[@sheronliss1070]

What a beauty!! She’ll run. To over 274,000 miles if you keep maintenance!

[@joesmith3501]

I sold my cousin a 96 Silverado with 260k miles on it. His son ran the oil dry at 300k and he put a rebuilt motor in it. Still going strong at 350k. No A/C so I couldn’t drive it but it works for him.

[@A.E.Lanman777]

2002 suburban owner 220,000+ and ticking.

[@DamonBlock-o4n]

Thanks for allowing the great videos.

[@chuntzinger677]

That's a great find - I love those things!

[@murdiesel]

95 GMC K1500 still runs 80-90 mph down the highway and doesn't breathe heavy! 250+k miles!

[@HerbOldenburg]

" We all wish we could find one this clean - thx for sharing - Nice Chevy

[@massivereader]

Did some product testing for GM on that exact model vehicle back when I managed a courier fleet. I drove it to my sister's wedding. We ran the one we had to 297,000 miles in under two years without a hitch.

[@alanpazprado]

I have a good running 2001 Silverado with same engine size and has 30900+ and still going like new👍🏻⭐️🙏

[@lorenzocalderon2294]

I have a 07 Silverado with the Vortec 4.8 (Yes,without the POS AFM system) that I picked up with 278K miles that ran fine. A couple of minor issues and repairs later she is sitting at 282K almost 283K and she’s still running strong. In my family we own mostly GM trucks of which my dad’s (99 Silverado with the 5.3) and my cousin’s (98 K1500 with the 5.7) have 270K and 295K on the odometer respectively. GM trucks were the best back in the day

[@theskydiverdriver7193]

Also, if it isn't your regular daily driver, cheap as hell to insure with Haggerty's due to it's age.

[@lorihamlin3604]

My niece bought a new 2019 Tahoe and yesterday she was driving a new smaller sedan. I thought maybe with her new job requiring a lot of travel she just needed better gas mileage. Nope, at 160,000 engine needed to be replaced for $10,000. I expect my Toyota’s to just be getting broken in at 160,000. She still had 2 more years of payments. I haven’t bought new in 30 years.

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

It's a big beautiful Suburban and in amazingly mint condition for a 1999

[@sterlingmoore4798]

That '99 is clean! Saw that engine bay and it🤯 😆 nice score!

[@Mr-Clark]

Beautiful vehicles meant to be repaired and not thrown away.

[@PatrickMersinger]

1996 was good too. 3rd row seat was crap so it’s gone. Other than that and faded paint it’s a great one.

[@tacoman2064]

I bought a 98 Chevy 2500 with 250k miles for $1000 and it ran but it’s maintenance was just half assed got went back over everything had a tune up had to fix the suspension and a few other miscellaneous parts here and there and after a few months and $1.5k I have a pretty good work horse truck that when the motor finally gives out I’ll slap a new one in there and drive for another 250k-300k miles

[@komradkolonel]

I would buy an older Suburban or Yukon of course as long as it wasn't rusted out or had been seriously wrecked. I think those go without saying. That 350 was a solid engine. If the transmission was gone or about gone I would just have a reman put in and drive it for another 250,000+ miles.

[@Outback69]

I was looking for a Suburban like this before I bought my Outback. I love wagons and full sized SUVS will never drive a sedan or again or look at a truck.

[@jupok2377]

Yes 😅 good years . My 1999 chevy venture van has 190K miles & still ok to drive . MANY 1998 to 2002 chevy trucks, Tahoe, etc on the roads still in AZ valley areas . 😂

[@CZ-kz7ug]

2500s came with the 4L80. Very good transmission.

[@user-vacgod2739]

They don’t make ‘em’ like that anymore. The days of beautiful, well built vehicles are FAR behind us.

[@johnharris6655]

I have seen 2004 or older Ford Excursions going for nearly 20K with the V-10 or 7.3 Powerstroke.

[@classiccorvettesmusclecars5846]

Last good GM vehicles were my 2011 Malibu & 2013 Corvette.. No cylinder deactivation, no horrible stop/start, no problematic 8spd.. Would never buy n e thing new from them again.

[@stolmich]

Hello Scotty, this vehicle would get an H-Licence plate, which stands for "historical vehicle". This reminds me of my youth, in my 20s, I dreamed, owning one of these. Thank you for your videos, greetings from Austria.

[@hoosierfan27]

Good point. I believe here in PA, for example, you become exempt from annual emissions testing if your 25+yr old vehicle is stock. These days... that's an added incentive for sure for those considering an older unit

[@Brararaf101]

That's a real truck I love tahoe saburban true luxury comfort.

[@condeerogers5858]

My 98 Tahoe has 348K and does not smoke. It should out last me.

[@brianetoomeyjr635]

Scotty like DR Strange love he has a plan😮

[@billgorman481]

Good Lord! He got a bargain!

[@centralcoastbuc161]

Should have never sold my 99 GMC Yukon SLT. Only had 114k and was a CA no rust truck!

[@theskydiverdriver7193]

Even being thirsty, compared to making vehicle and insurance payments on some new way overpriced junk, the savings on buying a good solid "antique " for a good price, with cheaper priced parts, etc , you can buy a lot of gas and still have a better vehicle

[@avsoto_21]

Proud owner of a 04 Tahoe with 440k Original miles on both the motor and transmission

[@agapitacordova3850]

Wow!!

[@avsoto_21]

@@agapitacordova3850 lol I said the same thing It’s been in my family since brand new off the lot in 04

[@hellswindstaff91]

Rust is what kills them i loved my 05 Suburban but man i got tired of popping brake lines and i have to drive far. If it sits it rots. Popping a gas line was the last straw

[@rc123theycallme]

$10k was a steal for that truck in current markets.

[@pwx9000]

Chevys up to 2002 are quality, ? nice to know. 9:35 9:49 7:35 0 misfires 7:58 gasHOG 5:30 5:45 6:10 ABS 6:17

[@scatpack01]

I just sold a 2008 Escalade with 295K on the 6.2 LS motor. Still ran like new.

[@AllertonSlayden]

I'm glad you made this video, I can recall when I was homeless and faced with many things in life until $75,000 biweekly began rolling in and my Life went from A homeless nobody to a different person with good things to offer!!!!!!!!!.

[@ВалентинаКрылова-б1п]

Wow, that is huge, how do you earn that much a month? I am 37 years old and have been looking for ways to be successful, please how??

[@AllertonSlayden]

I thank Laura Jennifer Reeves who has always been there to help me with detailed analysis and recommendations that I would not have had access to otherwise.

[@suvarnapatil9307]

YES! That is exactly her name (Laura Jennifer Reeves). I saw her interview on CNN News and so many people highly recommended her and her trading skills❤️

[@Richard-oscar]

I googled her and yes, she has captured my heart. She just got a new client

[@Mathilda668]

After raising 325k from trading with her, I bought a new house and car here in the states and also paid for my son's (Oscar) surgery, Glory be to God. Shalom

[@squangan]

That looks like new. I have an ‘09 vehicle that’s never been garaged in that condition and I thought it was unusual let alone one 10 years older.

[@anthonyg9739]

97 K1500. Would not trade straight across for a new one.

[@handheldnintendofan]

I don't work very good the first 45 seconds I wake up either 😂🤣

[@buzztrucker]

They don't make 'em like that no more. I still own my 2000 Chevy Silverado 1500 5.3 V8 LT Z71 Extended Cab 4x4. It's got 216k miles on it. I just had a 2-3 band go on the transmission but it was kind of my fault for lack of maintenance. The engine has been solid. 90's to early 2000's up 2007 are the good years. When they started adding fuel management to the V8s and they started all these 8 to 10 speed transmissions and the build quality went down is when Chevy Trucks & SUVs went downhill.

[@mythosallen32]

My 96 suburban with 300k approves .😂