same thing im thinking.

I was also looking into the GMC Denali diesel but the cab doesnt seem as large as the Superduty

It's not, backseat in ford is bigger, Ride and handling in the checy much better. Fords new interior has a edge over chevy. Hard to beat a duramax wilth allison trans.

Sweeeeeeet ,the 11s are bad azz :drink::drink::drink::drink:

That's a very nice thing for you to offer. Outkast.. i would take him up on that one.

Im with you BIG DADDY:drink::drink::drink: FORD!

I got my 2011 since 2 months and I love it great milleage and power. Can't be wrong with this rig!
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Ive got both.. actually a 250 swb, a 350 lwb my daily driver and my friend/partner has a 2500 GMC but not the Denali. He is a hard core GM man, as I was also. I am not really brand influenced..actually like all 3 and have had Challengers, Camaro's and Stangs..Sandy would like the new 470hp Plum Crazy Purple Challenger.. Anyways, we got the Fords first, my partner drove the 250 till his GMC came in. He fell in love vs last generation GMC..but said wait till my new truck come's in. We drove his new truck, loved it, and so did I. Here is my take. The GMC is equipped same as my 350...loaded. I think it looks better. It is slightly quicker than the Fords even with the flash. 30-75 it is about a 1/2 truck quicker....but when loaded with an identicle closed trailer with approx same tools in it..10-11k pounds, the Ford is quicker by 1+ trucks. Handling is also better on the Fords, ride is a little stiffer where the GM is slightly softer. Interior hands down goes to the Ford. Tranny is a tie, Ive owned many Allisons, and have actually had more problems when getting to 150+ miles where a rebuild was in order vs the Fords.. Motor I like the quietness of the Ford, and more torque when towing .. but the Duramax is hard to beat as far as reliability over the years, where Ford has had a few problems. What ever truck you buy, you will enjoy it, and that includes the new Dodge. Drive them all, be unbiased, and make your own decision. My preference is the Ford, and over the years we work the crap out of these trucks, from 16-17k track hoes, bobcats, closed trailers, way more than the majority. My goal on all these diesels is to get 250k out of them before we retire them. I drive 35-40+K a year, and the Fords have held up the best, as well as towing the load with more stability. I can help you out on the Ford as far as invoice, have more pull there plus he lives in my subdivision. Good Luck Jeff


Jeff Jassby
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NADA and KBB will give you the MSRP and Dealer Invoice, I did it and the numbers were dead on with what the dealership gave me. The only thing that sucks is there is a lot of "packages" that you'll have to go through in order to figure out what you need for that "one" option you're looking for. Hell, even the dealership had a hard time when inputting the options for pricing.

Good luck with yours and after 7 years I will be back in my Blue Oval.... cannot wait!!

truck was built and ordered today...6-8 weeks and it will be here

thanks Jassman!

really no price change between 250's and 350's which surprised me a little . I went with 350 and love the truck

Congrats man.. I was with the Hendersons last night for Jennys birthday, and they bought me a shot last night. I thank you, what did you end up getting. Jeff