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#74 of 464 Bought 2006 Tahoe LT by spalm Feb 28, 2006 (12:43 pm)
Purchased a 2006 Chev Tahoe LT: New - only 15 miles White/Tan Leather MSRP 48650 Traded 2003 Toyota Sequoia SR5, 2WD, Spec Edtn 36500 miles GM Card dollars 3300 Greensboro, NC 3 year/ 45000 mile maintainence - cost $570 OTD including Tax, Tags, Doc Fee - $13500 Great Dealership Wife Liked the 2006 looks better than 2007. Better deal.
#75 of 464 Re: 04' Tahoe LT Question [cjhrph] by bgarv Mar 02, 2006 (2:27 pm)
Replying to: cjhrph (Feb 15, 2006 8:48 am) Yes, these vehicles do come with the wireless headset and remote. From the factory they are in the 3rd row set storage compartments above the rear wheels. If you need replacement look here. You have system 2   http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:XWaOCoHqNiEJ:www.gmtechlink.com/images/issu- es/jan05/TLjan05e.html++site:www.gmtechlink.com+gm+techlink+headphones&hl=en&gl=- us&ct=clnk&cd=2   Wireless Headphones and Remote Controls  Because the wireless headphones and remote controls for GM DVD RSE (Rear Seat Entertainment) and RSA (Rear Seat Audio) systems are loose items, it’s possible for them to become separated from the vehicle they’re intended for, before the vehicle is delivered to the customer. In many cases, these items are not interchangeable among vehicles. If the wrong components are provided to the customer, dissatisfaction will result.   For example, a Chevrolet dealership will have three different remote controls and they are not compatible (Malibu Maxx, TrailBlazer, and Uplander). However, the headphones are compatible with all GM DVD systems except the minivans, which require a 2-channel wireless headphone. If the 2-channel headphones are used in the wrong vehicle, channel 2 (RSA) will not be audible, but channel 1 (DVD) will be audible.   To help keep these components straight, here’s some information about the systems in use.   System 1a -- DVD RSE The following headphone kit (p/n 15140532) is released for the 2005-07 Malibu Maxx only (fig. 1). The remote control will not work with any other GM vehicles.   15140532 (Visteon) Headphone Package (DVD RSE) part number quantity item 15762534 2 Headphone Assembly (1 Channel Wireless ) 22698894 1 Control Assembly - Video Player Remote 15073730 1 Pack Battery Package - Headphone 4 - AAA 15072561 1 Pack Battery Package - Video T/Player Remote Control 2 - AA 22727857 1 Instruction - Video Disc Player Operation 15140533 1 Instruction - Video Disc Player   System 1b -- RSA without DVD RSE TIP: The Malibu Maxx is the only current GM vehicle that offers an RSA system with wireless headphones. The other GM vehicles have RSA systems which use wired headphones (which are not provided to the customer).   The following headphone kit (p/n 10396845) is released for the 2005-07 Malibu Maxx with RSA option (UK6)..   10396845 (Visteon) Headphone Package (DVD RSA) part number quantity item 15762534 2 Headphone Assembly (1 Channel Wireless ) 15073730 1 Pack Battery Package - Headphone 4 - AAA   System 2 -- DVD RSE The following headphone kit (p/n 15072230) (fig. 2) is released for the 2005-06: - Buick Rendezvous and Rainer - Cadillac Escalade, EXT, ESV, SRX - Chevrolet Avalanche, Silverado Crew Cab, Suburban, Tahoe, TrailBlazer - GMC Envoy, Sierra Crew Cab, Yukon, Denali, XL, XL Denali - Pontiac Aztek - Saturn Vue   TIP: The remote control will work only in these GM Vehicles.   15072230 (Panasonic) Headphone Package (DVD RSE) part number quantity item 01999421 2 Headphone Assembly (1 Channel Wireless) 01999355 1 Control Assembly - Video Player Remote 15085989 1 Pack Battery package - Headphone 4 - AAA 15085988 1 Pack Battery Package -Video T/Player Remote Control 2 - AA   System 3 -- DVD RSE The following two kits (p/n 15136091 and 15136092) are released for the 2005-07: - Buick Terraza - Chevrolet Uplander - Pontiac Montana SV6 - Saturn Relay   TIP: The remote control will work only in these GM vehicles. Channel 2 of the wireless headphones will work only in these vehicles (Channel allows you to listen to DVD and Channel 2 allows you to listen to RSA).   There are two DVD systems available: - A base system U56 comes with a remote control kit only (no headphones available). - An uplevel system U42 comes with a remote control kit and a headphone kit (fig. 3).   TIP: Headphone kit TX3 can be added to either system.   TIP: Batteries are not included.   15136091 (Hosiden) Headphones Only Package (DVD RSE) part number quantity item 15185391 2 Headphone Assembly (Dual Channel Wireless)   15136092 (Hosiden) Headphones Only Package (DVD RSE) part number quantity item 15190411 1 Control Assembly - Video Player Remote   TIP: If a kit is misplaced or was not shipped with the vehicle, follow established procedures for misplaced/missing components. The service part numbers for the kits are the same as the OEM part numbers.
#76 of 464 2007 Tahoe Question about Fees by greg33 Mar 13, 2006 (12:01 pm)
For anybody that has bought a new 2007 Tahoe, based on your experience, have you found the dealers firm on the Advertising Fee and Dealer Prep? I'm looking at invoice price for ordering a new 2007 Tahoe with the LT3 package and around another 2K in other options, but the 2 dealers I worked on a deal with so far wouldn't budge on the $813 Ad Fee and the $499 dealer prep.   That adds $1312.00 to the invoice! This doesn't even account for the factory holdback I'm sure the dealer is getting on this vehicle!   As I said, I've only delt with 2 dealers so far, but have been a little surprised by how adamant they were about refusing to negotiate these fees!   I'm going to be faxing offers to another 2 or 3 dealers tomorrow and hope the response is better.   Anybody else had the same or similar issues trying to work a deal? Replies to this message: graphicguy (Mar 14, 2006 6:53 am) jjmjgnx (Mar 14, 2006 5:09 pm) brandie7 (Mar 14, 2006 7:45 pm) jjmjgnx (Mar 14, 2006 8:35 pm) 73shark (May 05, 2006 8:56 pm)
#77 of 464 Re: 2007 Tahoe Question about Fees [greg33] by graphicguy Mar 14, 2006 (6:53 am)
Replying to: greg33 (Mar 13, 2006 12:01 pm) '07 Tahoes have just hit the dealerships. I would imagine that for a little while, at least, these are going to be "hot" vehicles for those shopping in that market segment, since it's a total redesign (and from most reports, a very good redesign).   I suppose the dealership can call the fees anything they want. The Ad fee is legit, although their's sounds a bit high. $499 prep fee is pure profit. GM already compensates the dealerships to prep new vehicles.   So, I think you're into a bit of semantics with the dealership. Your hot button seems to be "buy at invoice". Dealership knows these are relatively hot vehicles and will sell for more than that. Plus, there are no rebates from GM on these. Sounds like they are willing to sell you the Tahoe at $13K+ over invoice, no matter what they call it. You certainly aren't going to get into any of the holdback since they are a new design with no factory money as incentives.   I'd go in offering an "out the door" price (that is, purchase price + taxes + fees + title & license). I'd shoot for $500-$1,000 over invoice + TTL and see who bites.
#78 of 464 Re: 2007 Tahoe Question about Fees [greg33] by jjmjgnx Mar 14, 2006 (5:09 pm)
Replying to: greg33 (Mar 13, 2006 12:01 pm) I just ordered a new Tahoe LT3 with options adding another 1,200. My MSRP was 43,390. MY invoice was 39,364. Their invoice was 40,114. Which included the advertising and stuff. I got it for 38,872. Add tax, fees and registration and my trade, I got it for 39,800 out the door. Replies to this message: brandie7 (Mar 14, 2006 7:45 pm) jjmjgnx (Mar 14, 2006 8:35 pm)
#79 of 464 Re: 2007 Tahoe Question about Fees [jjmjgnx] by brandie7 Mar 14, 2006 (7:45 pm)
Replying to: jjmjgnx (Mar 14, 2006 5:09 pm) The tahoe I am interested in purchasing has an MSRP of 43,450. What would be an appropriate first offer price , and what would be a reasonable target price. The edmunds invoice price is 39,235. both of those prices include an 875 destination charge. thanks Replies to this message: jjmjgnx (Mar 14, 2006 8:35 pm)
#80 of 464 Re: 2007 Tahoe Question about Fees [brandie7] by jjmjgnx Mar 14, 2006 (8:35 pm)
Replying to: brandie7 (Mar 14, 2006 7:45 pm) His first offer to me was 40,900 and I said that was a little higher than I wanted. My bottom line price, which I didn't think I was going to get, was 40,000. He came back after and offered me 39,800. He came back fast so I think I probably could've done even better. I would definitely not pay more than the invoice you have listed. 39,000 would be good, but you may be able to get 38,000 even. You could start at 38,000 or even 37,500 and work up from there. Once he crosses 39,000, say thanks and go to another dealer.
#81 of 464 2006 new tahoe by shm64 Apr 13, 2006 (10:38 am)
Getting ready to make an offer on a brand new loaded 2006 Tahoe. MSRP is $50,080. Dealer is at $38,900 before any discussion/haggling. Would 36k out the door be a fair offer? I am trading in a 2000 Windstar. I thought about saying $30-$31 k with the Windstar? Another dealer offered me $5600 for the Windstar. How do the offers sound? Should I negotiate car price first, then trade separately? Or bottom line price? Any advice is appreciated.
#82 of 464 Attn: Tahoe Owners by KarenS HOST Apr 17, 2006 (12:19 pm)
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#83 of 464 Shm64 and 2006 Tahoe purchase by jvette Apr 18, 2006 (11:30 am)
Here is the break down on my deal on a 2006 Tahoe. This was a demo with 5600 miles on it.   $49120.00 sticker price. $ 6776.00 discount $ 5500.00 Rebate $ 2000.00 special Dealer rebate cash ---------- $34844.00 $ 2119.00 GM card (gave me $1500 extra to make over $2000) --------- $32725.00 $ 1956.44 6% sales tax --------- $34681.44 $ 32.00 license and transfer fee --------- $34713.44 total out the door price   So you should be able to get about a $14,500 discount off the sticker price. This was purchased on 02/28/06. They should be ready to move them if they are still on the lots. I really like mine. I didn't figure the trade in on this but they gave me $15,300 on a 04 Trailblazer with 20k. That was more than it was worth. Going price on the Trailblazer was about $13,500 at the time. They really wanted to move this Tahoe.

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