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Capt39

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Dropsix Enthusiast

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Sorry. I think the total was $40700. Still feel like I got a decent deal.

 

That's what I'm saying..

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'01LS1 Senior Enthusiast

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Anyone buy or deal with Laura Buick GMC in Collinsville? I pinged them on the new Canyons and they had much lower price than my local dealers as well as some pretty cool lifted trucks.

 

A lot of people here have & my experience buying there was very good as well. Not sure where you are from, but they will pick you up at the airport if needed.

FBarber1 Enthusiast

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I just bought my 2014 Double Cab Z71 LT2 in August. Stickered at 44700, completely loaded. OTD with TTL for $38,000.11. Two weeks of negotiating and pitting two dealers against each other and no trade.

Repsak Enthusiast

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Sorry. I think the total was $40700. Still feel like I got a decent deal.

 

Yea I'd say so, was that before Downpayment and/or Trade?

Emarc Enthusiast

Emarc

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Yea I'd say so, was that before Downpayment and/or Trade?

The trade on my 4runner was for what I owed although I probably could have gotten more. There was less and less 14's around so I had to get something done. I put down $3700 and financed $3700.

 

I think part of what helped was some extra rebates from USAA and my local credit union.

AdamC93 Enthusiast

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I got my 14 GMC Sierra SLE Z71 for just over 29k and added with paint protection and cloth protection brought it in just a bit over 30k. Trade in for 9500 and with about 8500 in incentives it was a pretty good deal if you ask me. :thumbs:

Nargg Enthusiast

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I'm in the TX/OK area. Bought a 2015 LTZ 4x4, stickered at $52,050 for about $1000 below supplier pricing, close to around $5,000 off MSRP. Then applied GM card, and bank incentive and finally trade in for about a $19,000 bill to the dealer. Probably should have waited for the new GM incentives that usually arrive in January, but I was eager to upgrade too much.

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I just bought a new 2014 Sierra 1500 SLT a few weeks ago. It's a CCSB 4x4 Z71. 5.3 with 3.42. Summit white with jet black interior and front bench. SLT preferred package(Front and rear park assist, Heated steering wheel). SLT CC value package(6" chrome assist steps, Bose Audio System, 20" chrome aluminum wheels, 8" screen with navigation). The msrp was $49,370.00. I paid $46,702.89 otd. $42,232.50 plus $4,470.39 in taxes and license fees. I'm in Fresno, CA.

austingta Enthusiast

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Bump, looking to see what 2015, 6.2l/8spd are leaving the lot for.

As far as I can tell, the 6.2 isn't yet available for the 2015.

galliher_nc Senior Enthusiast

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As far as I can tell, the 6.2 isn't yet available for the 2015.

Several guys on here have already taken delivery of 6.2/8 speed trucks.

2slow Enthusiast

2slow

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Several guys on here have already taken delivery of 6.2/8 speed trucks.

If you ordered it with a 6.2 people are now getting them in. My 2014 msrp 52k purchased 44k basically 16% off msrp. I checked on ordering one just to get the 8spd. however the price difference I decided that a Whipple supercharger would be a little bit funner to have than the 8spd. I will see in about another two week :)

redwngr Senior Enthusiast

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As far as I can tell, the 6.2 isn't yet available for the 2015.

Mine is supposed to be built next week.

 

What you can't get yet is a 6.2/8spd with max tow. First of that combination will be in January 2015.

Doobs41378 Enthusiast

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I just bought a 2014 Summit White CC 4x4 Z71 SLT ( all the goodies on it ) sticker price was $52,280 and I paid $43,192 OTD. There is no sales tax in NH but when I go to register it next month at the DMV it will cost me a fortune. Loving it so far !!

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