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Just wanted to give a heads up if you are in the market for a new GM truck.

 

If you got an owner loyalty coupon in the mail (mine was $1,500) and it expired (mine did 9/7/10) they were extended along with current incentives until 11/01/10. At least mine was, so check.

 

The dealer can look it up on their computer and it is called TIRP Targeted Incentive Retention Program. Even if you don't remember getting one, the dealer can see if you are on the list. FWIW

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Thanks for the heads-up. I'm going to ask my dealership about it tomorrow :)

 

 

You are probably on the list since you are a current owner if you bought new. You can check right now if you want. Go to www.GMC.com , make sure you have your popup blocker disabled and go to current offers. A small chat window will pop up. Chat with the nice person :flag: and ask about the program. They can look you up right now :banghead:

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:) Still nothing... Maybe there not working on sunday evening...

 

You didn't find them? j/k I tried too. Nothing. I chatted with 2 different people on a couple times. Might be too late on Sunday. Oh well, sorry for the wild goose chase :banghead:

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I got nothing but an out of date web site with last years trucks.

 

I know. Chevy's site is updated...I wonder why GMC's isn't

 

 

The GMC chat is open. Go to www.GMC.com then click on current offers. A box pops up in the lower right hand corner of your screen that says "Have a Question" Chat with a represenative now.

pm26 Senior Enthusiast

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And you all should realize that in the meantime GM has increased the sticker price on their trucks by at least $ 1,600. So in reality you save - 100 dollars. :cheers:

Stevens03 Senior Enthusiast

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Thanks Ron! I did find a nice person.

 

The fact that they increased the prices I can't agree more with you but I'll take the additional savings I wasn't going to get yesterday :cheers:

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Thanks Ron! I did find a nice person.

 

The fact that they increased the prices I can't agree more with you but I'll take the additional savings I wasn't going to get yesterday :cheers:

 

I guess I missed it... did you decide to pull the trigger on a 6.2?

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Thanks Ron! I did find a nice person.

 

The fact that they increased the prices I can't agree more with you but I'll take the additional savings I wasn't going to get yesterday :cheers:

 

I guess I missed it... did you decide to pull the trigger on a 6.2?

 

 

 

Steven, I think he was kidding :cool:

 

Because, while there are some minimal increases on options, not $1,600. Actually, the exact same 2011 for me was +$90

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