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#581 of 675 by gnp96 Aug 12, 2008 (2:11 pm)
Guys going in this weekend to buy a GMC sierra SLT 4x4 with preferred package, 20" wheels. MSRP is $38,810. Worked down to a price of $33,650 out the door 0% for 72 months without any money down or trade-in. What do you guys think? Replies to this message: jfritsch (Aug 12, 2008 6:39 pm)
#582 of 675 Re: [gnp96] by jfritsch Aug 12, 2008 (6:39 pm)
Replying to: gnp96 (Aug 12, 2008 2:11 pm) The 0% is worth about 6000 (you can look it up on interest rate calculator) so you got about an average deal for now, or very good if your credit is mediocre (or worth more than 6000)   Good luck jjf   Guys going in this weekend to buy a GMC sierra SLT 4x4 with preferred package, 20" wheels. MSRP is $38,810. Worked down to a price of $33,650 out the door 0% for 72 months without any money down or trade-in. What do you guys think?
#583 of 675 by gnp96 Aug 13, 2008 (7:18 pm)
Considering that TT&L is about $3000, I am getting the deal for roughly $8200 off MSRP and the 0% financing for 72 mos. I f thats average, what would you consider a great deal as I would hold off till Sept. to get a better one. Any sugestions or recomendations will be greatly appreciated. Also any GMC dealerships in the country who would give me a better deal would be greatly appreciated, as I am willing to fly to a city to get the best deal. Thanks!! Replies to this message: jfritsch (Aug 13, 2008 7:51 pm)
#584 of 675 Re: [gnp96] by jfritsch Aug 13, 2008 (7:51 pm)
Replying to: gnp96 (Aug 13, 2008 7:18 pm) Whoops. Missed the OTD part, and usually find some exclude sales tax from that figure or the ttl in their state is $400.   Yep, if you truly have 3000 ttl (not big dealer doc fees included) (california?) pushing 14000+ off msrp you're definitely in good deal territory. Check out the kbb.com trade in used 07 value of a truck equipped like yours (38000msrp). If its around 20000, 24000 or so is what you want to be paying for an new 08. If more than 20k, better your deal is still.   Good luck --jjf   Considering that TT&L is about $3000, I am getting the deal for roughly $8200 off MSRP and the 0% financing for 72 mos. I f thats average, what would you consider a great deal as I would hold off till Sept. to get a better one. Any sugestions or recomendations will be greatly appreciated. Also any GMC dealerships in the country who would give me a better deal would be greatly appreciated, as I am willing to fly to a city to get the best deal. Thanks!!
#586 of 675 by asylum575 Aug 18, 2008 (2:58 pm)
I heard come Weds 8/20 GM is offering employee pricing again. Wonder if it will be GMS and the existing rebates? Looks like plenty of 08 inventory out there to move. They even have some new 07s around. I saw a 2007 Silverado ext 4x4 w/t at a lot with a sticker of $29080 I offered $25000 less rebates about 4 months ago. They passed and still have it on their lot. Replies to this message: jboehm (Aug 18, 2008 8:16 pm)
#587 of 675 Re: [asylum575] by jboehm Aug 18, 2008 (8:16 pm)
Replying to: asylum575 (Aug 18, 2008 2:58 pm) I got a call from a local GMC dealer and they told me that, starting 8/20, for the 1500s they are doing employee PLUS $5000 rebate. Looking at the press reports more info is being released tomorrow, 8/19.   Thanks for those that replied to my question on the 08 Silverado. The gotcha was he was not including the loan on the trade. So from that perspective the deal stunk worse than a skunk laying on the side of the road. I told him that I was not going to owe $34k on a truck that auctions for about $22k.
#588 of 675 Looking at a deal on '03 2500HD Duramax by rungmc Aug 20, 2008 (5:09 pm)
Hi Y'all, I found a 2003 Chevy 2500HD LT that is in (apparently) good shape. Runs great and drives like a truck. Has all the bells & whistles. Anybody got any gotcha's I should look for? Truck is from a shade tree dealer who wants $15k and has maint. records from previous (original) owner. Crew cab, Duramax, Allison, new rear brakes, 70% rubber left on set of Michelins, 108k miles, spray on liner, chip (don't know what kind). Nice to meet you folks... I've read several posts... I'm a noob in the world of diesels, but have been towing with a '90 GMC Sierra 1500 350ci for years. (New in '91). So... looking forward to getting to know some of you. Tell me what you think.... or not...
#589 of 675 by 2doorpost Aug 20, 2008 (8:44 pm)
Got contacted by 3 dealers in regards to the Employee Price Sale. To be honest, that was the impetus that made me buy my present truck.If the figures add up- its a good buy.    I have found a few that would work for me. Its just a matter of cutting through the b.s. and biting the bullet.
#590 of 675 Dealers are pulling a fast one by tripper0567 Aug 21, 2008 (9:46 am)
I have dealt on trading in my 06 on an 08 with 2 different dealers. Prior to employee pricing (last week), they would give me 16.9k on my trade. This week my trade-in value is 14.5k. These dealers are ripping people off. They subtract the value of your trade in directly off the incentives that GM offers. They only way you win is if you're buying without a trade. Replies to this message: 2doorpost (Aug 23, 2008 4:10 pm)

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