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Current rebates of 2014 Sierra's?

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Lease rate should be 2.9 by my calculations. If you don't want to answer I understand but what is your payment for that and what was the sales price? I'm just trying to confim what I believe my payment will be when my truck comes in. I'm getting the truck for 48,400 less $3K for my trade...

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WhiteMike Enthusiast

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A little more than a month has passed since I originally posted. Has anyone seen the latest rebates for the Sierra? Current dealer is still only knockin 3k off MSRP.

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I purchased mine about 3 weeks ago and my local dealer was giving $4250 off in conjunction with the GM $750 loyalty program so I got $5k off.

MSRP was $46,250. Paid $41,250 +TT&L

That was for a 5.3L SLE z71 4x4 with the leather upgrade.

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I purchased mine about 3 weeks ago and my local dealer was giving $4250 off in conjunction with the GM $750 loyalty program so I got $5k off.

MSRP was $46,250. Paid $41,250 +TT&L

That was for a 5.3L SLE z71 4x4 with the leather upgrade.

I bought mine July 28th, and that is about the same deal I got. MSRP was $41k Paid $36975

WhiteMike Enthusiast

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That is 10.81% off MSRP. That is the best I have seen. Current dealer was only at 6.25% on Monday Sept. 2nd.

 

Thanks for sharing guys.

 

Also, how did one poster know new rebates come out today?

 

 

 

 

I purchased mine about 3 weeks ago and my local dealer was giving $4250 off in conjunction with the GM $750 loyalty program so I got $5k off.
MSRP was $46,250. Paid $41,250 +TT&L
That was for a 5.3L SLE z71 4x4 with the leather upgrade.

BringTheRain403 Senior Enthusiast

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The salesman at my dealership told me that all new promotions if there are any start today and it doesn't look like there are any. He also told me all lease deals for the 2013's end at the end of this month so he thinks that we may see some deals on the 2014's then...

 

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The salesman at my dealership told me that all new promotions if there are any start today and it doesn't look like there are any. He also told me all lease deals for the 2013's end at the end of this month so he thinks that we may see some deals on the 2014's then... Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

They came out with a 2000.00 rebate today. Plus they have another one 1000.00 trade in rebate if you have the right vehicle. He had just found out about them.

BringTheRain403 Senior Enthusiast

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I don't see the $2000 rebate cash or the $1000 bonus cash anywhere on GMC's website (maybe it just hasn't been updated yet) but I did find it here...

 

http://goo.gl/QAUQwI

 

Can anyone else confirm this? If this is true I'm supremely happy right now!!!

BringTheRain403 Senior Enthusiast

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Got one today, thought I got a good deal on it. Happy with the product so far

 

Did you get any rebates?

 

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centric Enthusiast

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Did you get any rebates? Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

yeah, I did. After all the rebates, added weather mats and line x.....i paid 39,000

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All I'm seeing on GM rebates page are the lease deals. Same with the supplier discount page, which usually lists rebates pretty accurately. The $2000 rebate listed above sounds pretty sweet, but I can't find any info other than Truckin's website.

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yeah, I did. After all the rebates, added weather mats and line x.....i paid 39,000

 

Did this include a $2000 GM rebate, or just dealer cash and loyalty?

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