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Traded my 2010 NBS for the 14


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Nice. Man I like that Quicksilver... I went back and forth between that color and iridium metallic. Ended up getting the iridium... but kinda wish I ordered the Quicksilver.

 

So how does the truck compare to the 2010?

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You bought the truck I plan to get. Hopefully in the fall I can find one. Very nice e.

 

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Wow, that sucker is loaded! Z71 LTZ, that's exactly what I want. Did they give you a good deal on it?

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Sticker price was almost 50k for this, but with the discounts and rebates.I've paid 46k and changes....

They gave me 21k for my trade which i have no payments on it...

Between the 2010 and 14 there is a big different..

The 14 have 6" more legs room in the back. The ride is very smooth and super quiets compared to my NBS...

Also, its come with all the toys and gadgets which did not offered on the NBS...

So far i have put few hundred miles and loving it....

All my vehicle are silver , because i have soft spot for this color.. :D

 

Oh yeah, forgot to mention, it has cooled Seats and heated steering wheel.... lol

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Thanks for sharing. Us guys in waiting (Denali and 6.2) thrive on stories like yours. Congratulations and enjoy your new Silverado.

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Nice...my color for trks. Did you have a sun roof on the 900? Thoughts on such.

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Sticker price was almost 50k for this, but with the discounts and rebates.I've paid 46k and changes....

They gave me 21k for my trade which i have no payments on it...

Between the 2010 and 14 there is a big different..

The 14 have 6" more legs room in the back. The ride is very smooth and super quiets compared to my NBS...

Also, its come with all the toys and gadgets which did not offered on the NBS...

So far i have put few hundred miles and loving it....

All my vehicle are silver , because i have soft spot for this color.. :D

 

Oh yeah, forgot to mention, it has cooled Seats and heated steering wheel.... lol

 

What discounts and rebates did they offer you?

 

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Dude! That's a nice ride. I too was hoping to get that silver, but decided on white this go round. Enjoy your stunning 14!

Congrats and thanks for sharing the pics.

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Congratz on the new ride. Looks great!

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Nice...my color for trks. Did you have a sun roof on the 900? Thoughts on such.

I don't have sun roof on the old truck. I also don't like the sunroof on the new 14.

The button is awkward to open... But they are express open and close

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What discounts and rebates did they offer you?

 

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3k discount s from the dealer and 750 from GM loyalty owner. ..
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Nice new Silverado. What mod's are in store?? Window Tint? Bed mat?? :chevrolet:

 

I just wish GM offered a 2014 with a solid chrome rear bumper- Like the painted ones w/o the steps..... :happysad:

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