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#11 of 543 2005 Z71 TAHOE Deal I got by mgwaves Mar 24, 2005 (7:07 am)
I got a white Z71 2005 Tahoe with 2nd row capt chairs, 3rd row, Sun/Sound Pack MSRP $48,655 - got it for around $40,000 and did a smart buy for $536/mo for 36 mo and 12K miles year with absolutely ZERO upfront at all - price included tax, MV etc.... Replies to this message: tinyishes (Jul 14, 2005 12:14 pm)
#12 of 543 Pricing Question by bobd5 Apr 26, 2005 (5:54 pm)
Was does 'LAM Dealer Contribution' and 'LAM Group contribution' stand for and will dealers knock off the price for them. They were both added to the invoice cost at the end for a total additional cost of $675. Replies to this message: donhewlettchev (Jan 14, 2006 3:00 pm)
#13 of 543 Pricing Question by bobd5 Apr 26, 2005 (5:58 pm)
What does 'LAM Dealer Contribution' and 'LAM Group contribution' stand for and will dealers knock off the price for them. They were both added to the invoice cost at the end for a total additional cost of $675. Replies to this message: tauberj (Apr 27, 2005 4:09 am)
#14 of 543 Re: Pricing Question [bobd5] by tauberj Apr 27, 2005 (4:09 am)
Replying to: bobd5 (Apr 26, 2005 5:58 pm) I believe they are both advertising the dealer pays. When I bought my truck last year, these two items were on the invoice. I think each equals 1.5% of MSRP not including destination charge. I don't think the dealer will negotiate these as they have to pay them. You might get a dealer to give you back the holdback, which is the same amount (3% of MSRP not including destination charge). This is more likely to happen with larger volume dealers, especially if they are hungry, like GM is right now. Good luck.
#15 of 543 Just Purchased a Used 2004 Tahoe LT by ap3 May 09, 2005 (5:35 pm)
I am a happy owner of a used 2004 Tahoe LT. The vehicle is described as below: - 2004 Chevy Tahoe LT - Leather interior with 3rd row seat. - Bose Stereo with XM Radio/6 Disk in dash CD Player/On-Star - Memory Seats - Rear Entertainment System - Sunroof - Running Boards - All power options including backup assist, electric folding mirrors - Balance of 3year /36 month warranty   Dealer asking price $32,995, my price $31,500. final out the door price $24,185 after trade-in and taxes. I couldn't be more pleased. It looks nice sitting in the driveway next to my wife's 2002 Trailblazer LT. I have already took it on a road trip and I am very pleased. I look forward to many happy miles.   By the way, I searched every Chevy dealer in GA and AL before I stumbled across this steal......see you on the big road.
#16 of 543 Mail in rebates by mexam Jun 13, 2005 (11:19 am)
Can someone try, and explain a mail in rebate on a new vehicle? I am looking at purchasing a new SUV soon. I was at a dealer website, and they have sale prices on some of their inventory. They have "our price" marked at about $17,000 less than sticker price. It also reads "Price is after factory rebate and our mail-in rebate plus state taxes, license fee and $35 document fee. What does this mean? Please help. Thanks. Replies to this message: fish8 (Jun 14, 2005 7:00 am)
#17 of 543 Re: Mail in rebates [mexam] by fish8 Jun 14, 2005 (7:00 am)
Replying to: mexam (Jun 13, 2005 11:19 am) I have never heard of a mail in rebate on a vehicle. On a computer or cell phone, yes. Most rebates or incentives on cars are deducted at purchase.
#18 of 543 GM Employee Discount and other rebates by justfiguring Jun 17, 2005 (10:04 pm)
Has anyone bought a new 2005 Tahoe with the GM Employee Discount going on right now? How do the rebates apply? Example: Base Tahoe listing MSRP around $36,120. GM Employee Discount listing around $27,000+. If you finance through them you get can get a $3,000 rebate. Not sure if I would finance through them or not - still checking rates at various places.   First question is when would the $3,000 rebate apply? Before the sales tax or after the sales tax of the vehicle?   Second question is which value would they use to figure the sales tax? The cost of the negotiated price after rebates applied? In this case on $24,000 (which is $27,000 GM Discount - $3000 rebate) Or would it be based on the MSRP? Or would it be based on the $27,000 (GM Discount without the rebate)?   Thanks for any help Replies to this message: larrys1 (Jun 18, 2005 4:41 pm) jguns1 (Jun 18, 2005 8:36 pm) mcdaniel4 (Aug 06, 2006 5:12 pm) rockman59 (Aug 06, 2006 8:57 pm)
#19 of 543 Re: GM Employee Discount and other rebates [justfiguring] by larrys1 Jun 18, 2005 (4:41 pm)
Replying to: justfiguring (Jun 17, 2005 10:04 pm) Just purchased my Tahoe Z71 earlier today. I hadn't really shopped for anything, and just stopped by the dealership to compare a few vehicles, but I drove out with my new Tahoe. The sticker was a bit over $49,000, and my purchase price after rebates, was $38,500. The deal was just too good, so we took advantage of it. Tax was computed on the selling price and not the sticker. The $3,000 rebate was deducted after computing the sales tax. I believe it is law that tax be computed on the selling price, before discounts, but I can't be certain of the legal aspect.
#20 of 543 Re: GM Employee Discount and other rebates [justfiguring] by jguns1 Jun 18, 2005 (8:36 pm)
Replying to: justfiguring (Jun 17, 2005 10:04 pm) Yes, I just did the financing today with the GM employee discount. I got the Tahoe LT with the Sun and sound package and all the other accoutrements of the LT. Mine had 4000 miles on it and they ended up taking around 1080 off so my final price was about 4060 minus another 3000 with the rebate. The cash rebate is on the pre tax sales price of the car and it ends up being better than taking the low interest rate loan if you are going longer than 36 months and you pay off early. So make sure to note that. The rate I finance at was 5.99percent for 60 months through GM. You will pay tax on the whole amount BEFORE the rebates. Replies to this message: mcdaniel4 (Aug 06, 2006 5:12 pm) rockman59 (Aug 06, 2006 8:57 pm)

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