Price paid?

MattSD · October 7, 2014

After the 4X4 Ford, how are you going to stand 2WD?

Honestly, I never used the 4x4 and with the G80 the new one should do everything I need the truck to do.

You were dead on in regards to the MSRP, $47,245

austingta · October 7, 2014

I love my new SLT. This is the first SLT or LTZ I have ever bought.

Welcome to the bright side!

2019DenaliHARD · October 8, 2014

I bought mine brand new 2014 Doublecab Z71 with the All-Star and heavy duty towing package . Sticker was 46500 and i walked out paying 36000 with extended warranty and tire warranty... How the hell are all you guys getting sticked with such a high price..? I went to 5 dealers before i got what i wanted at the price i wanted to pay are you guys just walking in and paying what they offer you. And BTW i traded a 2010 Audi q5 that i owed 19k on and they gave me 22k for it. So i basically put 3k down

'01LS1 · October 8, 2014

I bought mine brand new 2014 Doublecab Z71 with the All-Star and heavy duty towing package . Sticker was 46500 and i walked out paying 36000 with extended warranty and tire warranty... How the hell are all you guys getting sticked with such a high price..? I went to 5 dealers before i got what i wanted at the price i wanted to pay are you guys just walking in and paying what they offer you. And BTW i traded a 2010 Audi q5 that i owed 19k on and they gave me 22k for it. So i basically put 3k down

What Chevrolet dealer worked with you in STL? Am roughly 100 miles north of there & know where to go for GMC in the area.

olegachevy · October 8, 2014

I bought mine brand new 2014 Doublecab Z71 with the All-Star and heavy duty towing package . Sticker was 46500 and i walked out paying 36000 with extended warranty and tire warranty... How the hell are all you guys getting sticked with such a high price..? I went to 5 dealers before i got what i wanted at the price i wanted to pay are you guys just walking in and paying what they offer you. And BTW i traded a 2010 Audi q5 that i owed 19k on and they gave me 22k for it. So i basically put 3k down

I believe a lot has to do with timing. For this purchase, I shopped for several months and dealers before purchasing and got a sweet deal as a result. However, I have bought vehicles in the past when I didn't have the time to shop around, and I paid a little more than I should have.

Scott P · October 8, 2014

I bought mine brand new 2014 Doublecab Z71 with the All-Star and heavy duty towing package . Sticker was 46500 and i walked out paying 36000 with extended warranty and tire warranty... How the hell are all you guys getting sticked with such a high price..? I went to 5 dealers before i got what i wanted at the price i wanted to pay are you guys just walking in and paying what they offer you. And BTW i traded a 2010 Audi q5 that i owed 19k on and they gave me 22k for it. So i basically put 3k down

You bought a Double Cab, so the discount was probably bigger. I'm looking for an SLT or SLT All Terrain and the dealers around me aren't moving on price too much yet. $7,000 off is the best I've seen.

2019DenaliHARD · October 8, 2014

I went to Weber Chevrolet in Columbia Il ... And if i went with a DC i would have only paid 38.... I just dont need that much extra room right now...

What Chevrolet dealer worked with you in STL? Am roughly 100 miles north of there & know where to go for GMC in the area.

Antoine08 · October 10, 2014

2014 Sierra, Slt, CC, 4x4, all terrain, bought it in Aug 2014 msrp 54k I paid 47k.

cgore2014 · October 10, 2014

2014 sierra crew cab z71 MSRP on mine was a little over 47k. After all rebates and discounts katzkin leather added and heated front seats I paid 34,600 so around 12k off! very happy with the deal i got

junkyardz · October 11, 2014

2014 sierra crew cab z71 MSRP on mine was a little over 47k. After all rebates and discounts katzkin leather added and heated front seats I paid 34,600 so around 12k off! very happy with the deal i got

Very nice! What dealer?

cgore2014 · October 11, 2014

Crain Buick GMC here in Conway Arkansas bought my Yukon from them in 09 and got a good deal then

AZBoomer · October 13, 2014

I just picked mine up a few weeks ago.

2WD SLE with a MSRP of $41,920. I get GMS pricing plus they had $5000 in rebates. Total truck cost was $32,900 + 75 doc fee + plate + tax.

I was happy with about 9k off

GMSVCMGR99801 · October 13, 2014

MSRP (no second sticker) $42095 and got $8250 off (4250 Rebates and 4000 discount). 2014 1500 Double Cab Z71. Paid $150 Doc fee and was treated very well overall by the Dealership, Burien Chevrolet in Seattle, WA. I live in Alaska and the salesman went to the airport to get the paperwork that I sent back (Gold Streak via AK Airlines so it would make an earlier barge), he took the truck to Line-X in Auburn for a bedliner, took it to Accutint for the windows to be done and delivered it to the barge company for me. He also made sure that the Service Dept got the mud guards on quickly and he went to the Parts Desk and grabbed my Vent Visors and put them in the truck for me to install. The truck is fantastic and I am very well pleased with the price and service I was given.

FlexinChevy · October 20, 2014

sticker price 32k and i got it for 24k. It was a demo with 3k miles on it so i made out pretty nice i would say..

Rewillia · October 20, 2014

Can you really easily compare prices between Chevrolet and GMC for the same/similar platforms? I don't think so.

Here is a quick review taken from TrueCar.com using the same zip code (Texas 77002) for both Chevrolet and GMC standard models. The review considered the 2014 crew cab models with 4-whd and short bed. These are all standard MSRP base prices and do not include optional equipment.

Bottom Line? GMCs cost more in every class and this appears to hold true in what consumers (like all of us) are paying in terms of the final price including any/all factory incentives, rebates, dealer discounts, etc. My message here is its nice to see a thread on what we're all paying for our trucks but there are many variables in play that unless you compare on a true "apple-for-apple" basis to include locations and all options, features, etc. your' not going to get a real benchmark. Better to use a published guide such as TrueCar to see what the vehicle you want (or have) is selling for in or near your location.

MSRP Comparison.tiff