Well, here it is. 397hp w/ 765ft/lbs torque


http://www.gmc.com/sierra-2500hd-pickup-truck.html#

The duramax itself will have a 100k mile warranty still but the gas engines are now 60k. 2017 is when the next gen duramax will come out. Rumors on some of the forums by reputable people are 900-950ftlb. They need to do something big as ford and dodge have had the edge on them in the numbers game for awhile. Hopefully the back and forth is about topped out.

I hope to be picking up a 2015 2500 Duramax Denali tomorrow. I'll look at the 16's while I'm there.

I'm buying a new 17 either ford or Chevy. Both are sweet trucks. My 15 has 6 k and, away for winter. Leaning towards the new ford. But who knows. This is my third 15 this year and everyone was a ***** to get aligned with a 6 inch lift installed. One had a 7 inch bds lift. Very nice trucks. Fords and straight axels just seam to go down the road straiter it ,seams to me. I'm just fussy though.

There are some VERY nice deals being had on the remaining 15's since 16s are now on the lots and the end of year is creeping up. I scored a new 15 for about 20% below sticker.

Got mine Saturday. I went with the 2015 Denali 2500 HD. Me and momma match again. Click and the pic should right itself, facking Ipad.

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What are you guys paying out the door for these sweet 2015 Duramax's if you don't mind me asking,

Going to the dealer tonight to find out on trade-in 2013 3500 Denali for a 2015

Will post what he offers me and what the sell price on a '15 would be

Best prices i found were $42,000 for a regular cab work truck and $46,000 for a crew cab long bed work truck. But that was last spring. All the 15's are gone locally and 16's are priced high at the moment. Gotta wait till the snow starts flyin' and the dealers want them out of their lots i guess.