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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Chevrolet Silverado Prices Paid and Buying Experience
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Replying to: rdestryw (Jul 12, 2008 1:58 pm) Solicit bids via email (chevy website) from about 20+ dealers within a 100-200 mi radius of your home last week of the month. Give Model, acceptable color(s) options and approx msrp. The more flexible you are the better. Work with the one out of 8-10 or so who need to deal end of month. Work with the 2-4 finalists. If you want to have them compete on payment with 0% then work that in. Good luck --jjf MSRP $43k - 0% 72 months with payment of $550/month = $39.6k purchase price. Is this a bad deal? From what I've read in this forum people are getting way below MSRP - is this so with 0% financing as well? Is a price at invoice a decent deal or is the market just so bad for new trucks now that I should find a dealer who will go lower? Dealer was vague and wouldn't give specifics on invoice price or lease incentives! The truck is smokin' and I almost bought it until the salesman wanted to tell me how they weren't making money ... this and that ... and so finally I told him I was done and walked out and he started mouthing! I was thinking about getting in touch with his manager and letting them know that as a previous customer at that dealership I am extremely disappointed and want a hot deal. Any thoughts? |
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Replying to: rdestryw (Jul 12, 2008 1:58 pm) As far as the product- plenty out there now- very low miles USED- 07 and 08. Check on cars.com and do a search. You'll see what I mean. Same truck I looked at new for 15 and 16k comes in at 12-13k used. Most GM certified. |
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Finally pulled a good deal ,I hope on a"08" Chevrolet Silverado CrewCab LT 1 with the Texas Edition package ,Invoice 33,100.00 ,with rebates,$6000.00 and got him to come off the price of the vehicle $4100.00 , so I walked out of there at $23,000.00 plus TTL. I got a interest rate of 4.75% thur my credit union. What do ya'll think,good deal or just a deal??
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Replying to: crewcabb (Jul 13, 2008 9:32 am) Still on the hunt. |
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Replying to: crewcabb (Jul 13, 2008 9:32 am) but you could have done better on the rate with GMAC - 2.9% for 60mos still... much better taking this rate and $5k off rather than $0 rebates and 0% of 72mos.... it is killing me that GM hasnt upped the redemption allowances on the trucks for $3k or more....i m sitting on over $5k in earnings and damned if i am going to only take $1500 for the suburban...i m happy with $11k off MSRP (rebates + dealer discount) but really need at least $3k in GM earnings to pull the trigger and "help" GM with a sale this month or next.....
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Replying to: irishrogue1 (Jul 14, 2008 12:37 pm) |
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Currently, I am negotiating on a 2008 Silverado, Regular Cab, LT1 Option. The MSRP is listed at $25,730. At this point, I have received a quote of $20,495 for the truck from a local dealership. Do you think it is reasonable to try and get this truck for under $20k?
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Replying to: dppd1511 (Jul 23, 2008 8:32 am) |
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Shopped about 20 dealers online. Only 1 or 2 willing to compete or even respond to lower offers. Looking at a loaded 4x4 Crew Cab MSRP$ 43,545. Best offer now is about $4200 off sticker before current $5k rebate. Lowest offer dealer says if they could go lower they would. Haven't compared it to recent employee pricing annoucement yet. How do I get a better deal and what should I expect w/ interest rates and combining 0% WITH rebates if possible? Is that EVER possible? Should I wait till next week and see if GM ups the incentive for August? Thanks in advance! |
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Dealer offered $29,000 Out the door. Any thoughts?? SILVERADO 1500 2WD CREW CAB LT2 VORTEC 5.3L V8 GAS ENGINE W/ ACTIVE FUEL MGT TECHNOLOGY 4-SPD AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION Victory Red Ebony MANUFACTURER'S SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE $38,059.00 STANDARD VEHICLE PRICE $31,840.00 Options installed by Manufacturer AM/FM STEREO W/CD/DVD/MP3 LT2 CONVENIENCE PACKAGE: REMOTE VEHICLE STARTER HEATED WINDOW WASHING FLUID OSRV MIRROR W/DRIVER SIDE AUTO DIMMING, PWR FOLD & ADJ, HEAT, TURN SIGNAL UNIVERSAL HOME REMOTE TOWING PACKAGE: HD TRAILERING EQUIPMENT LOCKING REAR DIFFERENTIAL LEATHER APPOINTED SEATING WHEEL CONTENT CREDIT 20" MACHINED ALUMINUM WHEEL REAR SEAT ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM W/BOSE PREMIUM SPEAKER SYSTEM AND REAR AUDIO CONTROLS SILVERADO LT2 EQUIPMENT GROUP: FRONT BUCKET SEATS W/POWER DRIVER/PASS SEAT ADJUSTERS STEERING WHEEL RADIO CONTROLS POWER LOCKS AND WINDOWS ISRV MIRROR W/AUTO DIMMING, COMPASS, TEMPERATURE DUAL PWR HEATED OSRV MIRRORS REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY XM SATELLITE RADIO - SERVICE FEE EXTRA. 1ST 3 MONTHS INCL. GVW RATING - 6,800 LBS REAR AXLE - 3.73 RATIO TOTAL OPTIONS $5,319.00 TOTAL VEHICLE & OPTIONS $37,159.00 DESTINATION CHARGE $900.00 TOTAL VEHICLE PRICE*** $38,059.00 CURRENT OFFERS $-0.00 NET PRICE $38,059.00
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