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#27 of 43 2006 Sierra by akenaten Apr 23, 2006 (7:33 pm)
New 2006 GMC Sierra 2500HD SLEw/Duramax diesel bought for $200.00 over invoice.
#29 of 43 great deals on 2006's by ocmike3 Nov 17, 2006 (7:23 pm)
AS they close out the 2006 there have been some pretty heavy rebates. Just picked up a 2006 2WD Reg Cab 1SA w/4.8l V8 & Auto tranny. I had a spray in bedliner added and after all was said and done I paid ~$14000 w/license & title, (MSRP was $22890 w/del fee) I used some GM bucks on top of the rebates after I was quoted just over invoice price. Happy Happy Happy
#30 of 43 Searching for the best deal by padres Jun 30, 2007 (9:49 am)
This is the first time I've posted on this site and hopefully I've found the site I'm looking for.   I need some advice. I'm looking to buy a new GMC 2500HD SLT 4WD crew cab long box diesel and will probably buy it after September 1st. I live in S/W Arizona and we have one GMC dealer here and they pretty much have the "take it or leave it" attitude as do all the other dealers in town. I'm willing to travel to just about anywhere to save the right amount of money. Aside from contacting a selected dealership in each state and trying to get the best internet price, does anyone have a better suggestion? I know the best deals can be made by buying a truck that's already on a dealer's lot and if the dealer has to go a long distance for a dealer trade, it may not be worth my effort. It's been a long time since I bought a new vehicle and internet pricing wasn't around at that time. Any adice would be appreciated. Replies to this message: jfritsch (Jun 30, 2007 12:07 pm)
#31 of 43 Re: Searching for the best deal [padres] by jfritsch Jun 30, 2007 (12:07 pm)
Replying to: padres (Jun 30, 2007 9:49 am) Email 20 or so dealers last week of the month. Inform them of your needed options, color choices and requirements, and the fact you are contacting 20 dealers and will buy before end of month. Go thru GMC/Chevy website and get their bids. After round 1 or so give the best your cell # Work the top 3 bids preferably directly with the sales manager.   It would probably be easier to do this with Chevy Silverado 2500 as you already have a limited # of dealers where you are and GMC has about 1/4 as many dealers as Chevy. A msrp range of the one your want i.e. 33-34000 may be useful also as its inevitable that stock will have extra items you don't want.   In the stix you may have to put in zip codes of different cities nearby and look up inventory and dealer websites within 50-100 mi of them. (google zip code, city)   You are shooting for $7000- $8000 off a 33000 machine. I would believe the Diesels are similar to the gas models which I base this on.   See what happens with the 20-30 dealers. Not much effort and no traveling. If you beat your local guy over the head with your best bid, he may match it or come close end of month to make a sale. Tell him you would like to work with the local dealership and will give him the highest marks on any customer surveys if you can make a deal.   Good Luck --jjf   This is the first time I've posted on this site and hopefully I've found the site I'm looking for.    I need some advice. I'm looking to buy a new GMC 2500HD SLT 4WD crew cab long box diesel and will probably buy it after September 1st. I live in S/W Arizona and we have one GMC dealer here and they pretty much have the "take it or leave it" attitude as do all the other dealers in town. I'm willing to travel to just about anywhere to save the right amount of money. Aside from contacting a selected dealership in each state and trying to get the best internet price, does anyone have a better suggestion? I know the best deals can be made by buying a truck that's already on a dealer's lot and if the dealer has to go a long distance for a dealer trade, it may not be worth my effort. It's been a long time since I bought a new vehicle and internet pricing wasn't around at that time. Any adice would be appreciated.
#32 of 43 true invoice cost by fueledup Sep 16, 2007 (8:34 am)
i was at achevy dealership earlier today and truck had an msrp of $44,084.00, a (DIP) price $40,663.55, and a (GMS) price $38,479.00. The salesman was doing a locate, and handed me this paper by mistake. What are the (dip) and (gms) prices? Should I expect to be able to purchase the vehicle at the (gms) price minus any rebates (currently $3,500.00) or what should I expect to pay. Any expert knowledge of this would be appreciated. Replies to this message: kyfdx (Sep 16, 2007 8:35 am)
#33 of 43 Re: true invoice cost [fueledup] by kyfdx HOST Sep 16, 2007 (8:35 am)
Replying to: fueledup (Sep 16, 2007 8:34 am) I'm not sure what DIP is, but GMS is the GM employee price..
#34 of 43 true invoice cost by fueledup Sep 16, 2007 (8:39 am)
so if i'm not an employee no gms price, i guess dip might be dealer invoice price. Replies to this message: fueledup (Sep 16, 2007 8:45 am)
#35 of 43 Re: true invoice cost [fueledup] by fueledup Sep 16, 2007 (8:45 am)
Replying to: fueledup (Sep 16, 2007 8:39 am) thanks for the info on gms.
#36 of 43 Hard Days Work Tour by bobw1 Sep 18, 2007 (11:38 am)
Is anyone familiar with the Hard Days Work Tour where GM supposedly has $250 off coupons. Is it coming to Florida?

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