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When you’re on the hunt for a heavy‑duty workhorse that can handle the toughest tasks, the GMC Sierra 3500HD immediately stands out. Whether you’re looking at a brand‑new unit or a used Hercules‑level tow truck powerhouse, the headline question revolves around cost: what is the current GMC Sierra 3500HD price and specifically, how much does a 2013 model fetch? The answer depends on a mix of mileage, condition, and regional demand, but the data you need is simple to parse.

• Engine: 6.6 L V8 Hemi (six‑gas or turbo‑diesel options)
• Transmission: 6‑ or 9‑speed automatic; manual rare
• Fuel Type: Gasoline or Duramax 6.6L turbo‑diesel
• Towing Capacity: 17,000 lbs (floor‑mounted) or 18,070 lbs (pontoon)
• Payload: Up to 5,000 lbs depending on wheelbase
• Main Dimensions:
  • Length: 202–205 in (depending on cab size)
  • Width: 75 in
  • Height: 76.8 in (standard)
  • Wheelbase: 141.4–155.4 in
• Weight: 5,500–5,800 lbs (Standard Hi‑Rail)
• Drive Train: 4×4 with selectable mode control (available on most cabovers)
• Brakes: Optional ABS, pedestrian and low‑speed control
• Safety & Connectivity: Driver‑assist tech, 8‑inch infotainment, optional ProPILOT™ 2.0

When evaluating a particular model or year, the GMC Sierra 3500HD depreciation curve is a key factor. New trucks typically lose around 15‑20% of their value in the first year, then approximately 10% in the second and third years combined. By the time a 2013 model sits on the lot, a reasonable estimate would be a 35‑40% total depreciation from its original invoice price. These percentages are averages and will shift based on cargo usage, maintenance history, and mileage

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