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Nissan Titan, Chevrolet Silverado 1500, GMC Sierra 1500, Exterior, Engine, Truck
#52 of 61 Motown showdown (aka: Detroit show)
by rsholland
Dec 08, 2003 (9:40 am)
I'll be there on the 7th & 8th. Should be fun!
Bob
Jan 01, 2004 (9:45 am)
Anybody else disapointed with the posted MSRP of the new Chevy Crew Cab? They announced a starting MSPR of 31,000 for an LS 4X2. It seems to me the Titan is cheaper, more powerful, quieter and with more std. features. I was really interested in the new chevy crew b/c of my GM card savings and a possible customer loyalty $1000 rebate later on this year, but with this pricing it prob won't be worth it.
Jan 01, 2004 (11:13 am)
i agree. we have a titan XE crew cab 4x4, and the MSRP is at $29k. this has power everything and a 6 disc changer.
Jan 01, 2004 (1:42 pm)
Most of the crewcabs sell near or at invoice. If you haven't been to a dealer, I suggest checking it out. On top of that there are low interest or 0% interest financing or huge rebates.
Jan 01, 2004 (3:32 pm)
but what does all the incentives do to the value of a used one? (hears a plane crashing)
Jan 01, 2004 (5:07 pm)
Have you seen any available at the dealers? I thought they weren't rolling them out until Feb. or March, and I figured that chevy wouldn't heavily rebate or even offer a rebate on these new shortbox crews.
Jan 01, 2004 (9:57 pm)
Sorry thought you were talking about the HD.
Jan 01, 2004 (10:28 pm)
Here in Texas, esp. the part I'm from the 1500HD's are very popular. I would hesitate to say I could get a dealer here down to invoice on one of those. They are a nice solid truck, but more than I need and prob. out of my price range. I was hoping the new short box's would be priced more competitively with Ford and Nissan. I got the news on the shortbox crew pricing from an automotive journal, I don't think I can post the webaddress, but they got their info. from a GM press release so it should be easy to find.
Like I said before, I am inclined to buy a Chevy b/c of my GM card rewards ($1500 max down on a silverado) and loyalty bonus (my dad owns a sierra and the bonus is transferrable to anyone in the family, and I think I might be able to stack another $400 on b/c I am in graduate school.
All that sounds like a lot of discounts, but I'd imagine those dealers aren't going to budge on MSRP for a while on those new short box's.
#60 of 61 Nissan Financing
by aggiemph1
Jan 02, 2004 (11:07 am)
Does Nissan have any programs like the GM card, or loyalty reward?
I know Ford discontinued theirs and Dodge has a fairly new one.
Thanks
#61 of 61 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Crew Cab Short Box
by ssmiles
Jan 02, 2004 (12:47 pm)
I ordered one from my dealer in California on 12/15/2003. I was advised they would go into production at the Ontario, Canada plant starting after the New Year's holiday. Chevy's media website http://www.media.gm.com/division/chevrolet/
has press releases stating the msrp's and also states first ones would begin to arrive at dealers by end of January. I chose a Z71 model loaded with all but the DVD system and engine block heater. Hopefully some good incentives will be in place whenever delivery day comes. Local ads state 0% for 5 years or $2500 cash back ends today.