You are here: Forums Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Chevy Trailblazer/GMC Envoy/Olds Bravada Prices Paid and Buying Experience

Chevy Trailblazer/GMC Envoy/Olds Bravada Prices Paid and Buying Experience

177 messages,  Last post on Mar 14, 2007 at 3:16 PM

You are in the Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Forum. Your Hosts are car_man & kyfdx

What is this discussion about? Chevrolet TrailBlazer, GMC Envoy, Oldsmobile Bravada, GMC Envoy XL, GMC Envoy XUV, SUV

#78 of 177 LT 2WD Deal....26088 Out the door by emerone Jul 03, 2003 (9:05 am)
After spending time researching used/new on edmunds and other sites, all the rebates avalible made new a viable option. The vehicle that I bought has LT, Driv conv pkg, on-star, steps, cd/cass, lock diff, 3.73, cargo net, all seasons, summit white, MSRP 32,760. Going through Arizona, Bill Heard Chevy Internet Sales Dept taked down to about 500 below invoice 29,066. Got 4K rebate, 500 conquest, 400 col grad, 695 on-star (did not have to sign up for a package) total 5,595. Base price of car was 23,471. Add tax 7.7% 1,807, lic 514, doc 300 for out the door 26088. I thought I did well considering used 2003 LTs with less options in the area are listed 26K, granted you could talk prive down to 23, but after lic of 500 you only save about 2.5K for 15,000 miles (no private car sales tax in AZ) What do you think? good deal? or should I have waited for one of those end of the year blowout sales???   Cheers!
#79 of 177 by brunopuntzjone Jul 04, 2003 (10:57 am)
2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer LTZ (almost every option)   MSRP: $36,495 Invoice: $32,975 Edmund's TMV: $33,409 Price I paid:   GMS price: $31,925 GMS rebate: $3,750 On Star rebate: $695 GM Card: $2,173   Total before tax: $25,307   Not too shabby for being fully loaded I can handle $11,200 off MSRP
#80 of 177 OnStar rebate?? More details please! by zoomtazoom Jul 23, 2003 (2:27 pm)
emerone and brunopuntzjone:   What are the specifics for the On Star rebate? Is this just the cost of a 1 year subscription for service that is "included" on an LTZ? Or is there any info from On Star (I couldn't locate any...I actually stumped Google with "On Star rebate"..LOL)? I am close to purchase on an LTZ and the stealer has yet to mention this possibility. Any info greatly appreciated!
#81 of 177 On Star by brunopuntzjone Jul 24, 2003 (7:43 pm)
I just looked and don't see it on the Chevy homepage of offers.   It was for $695 and on any 2003 Trailblazer that had OnStar. I think they all come with 1 year of "Safe and Sound" or whatever the cheapest one is. It's standard on the LTZ so you basically get it for free.   Nothing more specific than $695 off any 03 TB with OnStar. Dealer didn't give it a second thought before giving it to me. Said it was likely an On-Star deal though and not really GM.   May have expired since it's not on the page
#82 of 177 second time around by boat10 Nov 19, 2003 (2:14 pm)
Just thought I would let everyone know how I feel about the 2004 TB.    I took delivery this past Saturday of my wife's new "BABY". Here's one for you.....Ordered on Saturday, October 25th, build date was November 3rd, shipped on November 5th, dealer received vehicle on November 12th, and paper work done Saturday November 15th. Friend purchased 2002 Trailblazer (I had leased) for his wife....Everybody HAPPY !!!!   I'll have to say the 2004 drives a lot different than the 2002..stiffer sway bars, etc. Got 4WD, Silverstone with medium gray interior (LOOKS GOOD!), black wall tires, Bright Alum. wheels, leather, sun roof, DIC, running boards, 3.73 rear end, locking diff. ALL the GOODIES, listed for near $38K. With rebates, taxes, I paid $31,450 out the door, couldn't be happier. WIFE happy also!!!!!!!
#83 of 177 New 04 Trailblazer EXT LS by howie7971 Dec 06, 2003 (6:42 pm)
Just bought a new TB LS EXT... MSRP: $33,330 GMS Price: $28,345 Cash Back: $3,500 Military Discount: $750.00 GM Employee/Family Member Discount: $750.00 Price out the door (less tax/tags): $23,345   Feel like I got the deal of a lifetime on this SUV...First one I have owned and so far am really happy about it. got 5.9% with my credit union so payments are $367.00 a month and even after interest charges I paid less than MSRP on this vehicle. Have seen a few disturbing articles about problems with the 02 and 03 models so hopefully they have worked out some of the bugs in the 04. Test drove an explorer also...didnt even compare in space, comfort or value. Replies to this message: halcomb (Aug 22, 2004 1:38 pm) loggerhead1 (Aug 27, 2004 9:52 am)
#85 of 177 '04 GMC Envoy SLE by cwalker29 Feb 02, 2004 (1:05 pm)
I'm torn between a 4runner, and envoy. MSRP on 04 Envoy SLE that Im looking at is $32,825. Dealer is offering $29,440. Im putting down $3000 with 0% for 60 months, comes out to $478 a month. Good deal or not? THX!
#86 of 177 Envoy by tommc Feb 05, 2004 (4:56 pm)
Thinking the dealer is about 4000 dollars too high. Very competitive market right now, shop around some more.
#87 of 177 RE: 4000 too high? by cwalker29 Feb 06, 2004 (8:08 am)
$4000 too high? thats ridiculous. where can you get a stickered 33k enovy for 25k & 0%? you have to pick the 0% or 4000 cash back, cant take both. I want the 0%. I got them to throw in a no charge tire/rim upgrade (valued at $1200). Inovice for my envoy was 29.6K. I got it for $200 under invoice, or about the same as GM suppliers/employee discount. In texas DFW these things are selling like crazy still. where r u located? maybe thier are better deals where they are not as popular. basically i got 3.5k off plus free wheel combo upgrade & 0%.

You are here: Forums Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Chevy Trailblazer/GMC Envoy/Olds Bravada Prices Paid and Buying Experience