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#24 of 192 Re: Chevy Suburbans [amber2] by bdhplayer Feb 21, 2005 (8:09 pm)
Replying to: amber2 (Feb 21, 2005 8:24 am) Saw a story earlier today on AOL that GM was cutting MSRP by $2000 on Suburban and GMC Yukon.   Tried to find the story tonight and could not find it. Check this out before you buy, according to AOl it was a hush hush announcement.
#25 of 192 buying an 05 suburban by traciaross Mar 02, 2005 (7:07 am)
I'm looking to purchase an 05 suburban in the Cleveland Ohio area sometime this week or next. Anyone out there want to share prices paid? I'm looking for the Sport Package, DVD player, leather, and probably 2nd row bucket seating. Have just started calling for quotes at this point. Got a quote of 45,000 for a red 05, leather, sun/sound package, 2nd row buckets, off road equip. group, grill brush guard (what IS this??) and the navigation radio. Window sticker is 53,865.00 The 45,000 quote already includes the 3000.00 cash rebate for our area. Would love to read some reactions and opinions....Also- we qualify for a "Friends and Family"discount plan because my husbands company buys a LOT of cars. Can you really get a good number with this discount, or is it better to negotiate an individual deal. Thanks, Traci Replies to this message: bixster (Mar 06, 2005 1:47 pm) traciaross (Mar 07, 2005 5:41 am) bixster (Mar 07, 2005 7:45 pm)
#26 of 192 Re: buying an 05 suburban [traciaross] by bixster Mar 06, 2005 (1:47 pm)
Replying to: traciaross (Mar 02, 2005 7:07 am) Traci, i am in pittsburgh and am looking for either an 05 suburban or 05 gmc yukon xl and i was at a dealership yesterday and they had 47000 msrp yukon xl for 35,488 or so.It had leather package etc..with bose stereo but no sunroof. With the price of gas expecting to hit $2.50 a gallon, i would expect that with all of the yukon xl's and suburbans buried in snow on dealer lots that the 11,500 or so discounts i am seeing now will just get better. I am seeing alot of 04's on the lots as well, so, i am hoping to steal one of those if i can. As for your friends and family thing, i can only say that i got an x-plan price on an expedition from ford that amounted to about 11,500 of msrp and with an advertised price of 11,500 or so off of the yukon xl i saw yesterday without the friends and family discount, i am wondering myself if that stuff even matters at this point. I would be curious for some other input on it as well. Anyway, it is a buyer's market and i am negotiating for not only a good price, but for free maintenance, extended warranties, tires for life and anything else i can get thrown my way. I have nothing to lose and they have a ton of cars on the lots, so, it is worth a shot. Good luck. Replies to this message: traciaross (Mar 07, 2005 5:41 am) bixster (Mar 07, 2005 7:45 pm)
#27 of 192 Re: buying an 05 suburban [bixster] by traciaross Mar 07, 2005 (5:41 am)
Replying to: bixster (Mar 06, 2005 1:47 pm) Bixter-   Think we are going to make the leap and finalize a deal today. We are going to use the gm supplier discount. An 05 Suburban, Z71 Package. Black with leather, Sun/Sound Entertainment package, 2nd Row Buckets. I think the only thing we are missing are side air and navigation radio. STicker price of 51,300. I think we will hit 22,500 out the door. That number includes 20,000 trade in allotment for my 02 eddie bauer expedition. Took lots of dealer visits around the area to get my trade in number up. MOst dealers started at 17,000. We found it was best not to mention the Supplier Plan until after we got a decent trade in number. Otherwise there wasn't much incentive to entice us with a decent trade in value. WE went to 8 different dealers and worked the best deals before bringing up the Supplier plan. The supplier plan beat the best deal everytime. IF you have the GmSupplier discount, you can get the numbers right on the website. So we went into dealerships with the Supplier numbers in hand. It was kind of fun trying to get them down that far. We also did get the incentive coupons thrown in, so they can be used along with the Supplier Program. Also- free oil changes and tire rotations for a year. Traci Replies to this message: bixster (Mar 07, 2005 7:45 pm)
#28 of 192 Re: buying an 05 suburban [traciaross] by bixster Mar 07, 2005 (7:45 pm)
Replying to: traciaross (Mar 07, 2005 5:41 am) Traci,   sounds like a beautiful vehicle. Am i right that you got 8800 off sticker, 20000 for your trade and 22,500 is what you will pay? Sounds like a great deal especially with the goodies thrown in. Can you tell me what the website is that i might find the Gmsupplier discount numbers? I am probably about 2 weeks or so away from buying and i am remaining hopeful that in the meantime, GM will offer something else to entice. Can i ask why you traded in the expedition? Just curious cause i am looking at an 04 and 05 in them, but wasnt blown away with the 04's noisy engine and a few other things that led me to the suburban and yukon xl.   Kevin
#29 of 192 Suburban Incentives by go8 Mar 17, 2005 (5:36 pm)
Anyone know what suburban incentives are currently available? Anything special on a lease?   Go8
#30 of 192 72 Month 0% Financing? by disciple Mar 29, 2005 (12:40 pm)
Anyone have any thoughts about the possibility that we will see the 720% financing in the near future?
#31 of 192 Suburban pricing in Boston Area by betzjb May 06, 2005 (4:59 am)
We currently have a 2wd 94 suburban with 190K on it. Runs great, but might be time to move on to a newer one. We are in the 2WD category(Just can't justify the additional cost of 4wd). A local dealer has been advertising 4wd 05s for 30K, so we went to look at a couple of their 2WDs. Not much to choose from, two with LS packages, and they started out with an offer of 33K(36K sticker). Not impressed, or interested in making a deal, anyway. They came back with a price of 30K, but it was hard to convince them that we were just looking, at this point(wife still wants to try a Pilot and Highlander). In looking at the chevy.com search for vehicles, I see that Florida is loaded with 2WDs. We'll be down there in mid June, and I am wondering if there is a possibility of a better deal down there. With the experiences of the previous posts, along with the significant number of vehicles on the lots, and the upcoming redesign(06?), I can't envision paying any more that 26K. Otherwise, we watch the old one roll to 200K.
#32 of 192 "You pay what we pay" prices on Suburbans by randal1 Jun 23, 2005 (9:20 pm)
Does anyone know if dealers are negotiating to prices below the "You pay what we pay" employee price. We're looking at a 2005 Suburban LT with the premium option package and the sun and sound entertainment system. The MSRP is $50,400 and the "You pay what we pay" price is $39,800. I'm wondering if they'll go below $39,800.   Randy Replies to this message: mastro (Jun 24, 2005 3:04 pm) randal1 (Jun 25, 2005 9:05 pm) mastro (Jun 30, 2005 5:31 am)
#33 of 192 Randy by mastro Jun 24, 2005 (3:04 pm)
Replying to: randal1 (Jun 23, 2005 9:20 pm) Hi Randy. I'm in the same boat. I've got an '04 LT with all the bells and whistles and we already have put 40,000 miles on it. I started fishing around the dealership we got the truck at for their best deal with a trade. They said the employee deal was super but I told them that if every GM make and model has that deal, then they need to do better with the gas guzzling Suburban...esp. since a revitalized Suburban is due out soon. A friend in the auto parts business said he is hearing that GM is being very aggressive in moving up the new Suburban launch. He says we'll see the new '07 Suburban in early '06. So, I would definitely push hard for a better deal. I would go for below $35,000. Good luck. Replies to this message: randal1 (Jun 25, 2005 9:05 pm) mastro (Jun 30, 2005 5:31 am)

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