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Capt39

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GulfTango Enthusiast

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Picked mine up on 7/10/15

 

2015 Z71 2LT DC Victory Red, 5.3L, 3.08, All Star, leather heated front bench...

 

Sticker was $44K, priced $8K below sticker, $8,500 for trade in ('07 Dodge Dakota ext cab with 72k miles), did the finance app on 7/9/15 before they closed and managed to squeeze in the 0% for 72 mos.

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hake Enthusiast

hake

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Ok so i got mine 2 days ago.

 

2015 Z71 2lt CC Ocean Blue, 5.3l, 3.08, all star, trailer brake controller.

 

Sticker was $47,250. GMS was $6k off and rebates were $8250, after trade ins of $7.5k and after tax added i financed $29,165

That's a lot of rebates. I just got mine with 7k in rebates using usaa and Bonus tag. How did you get $8,250?

afireinside7444 Enthusiast

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That's a lot of rebates. I just got mine with 7k in rebates using usaa and Bonus tag. How did you get $8,250?

Well i believe July added 1k to bonus cash and at the last second i got a $1500 GM private offer from the website, thats what put me over

2doorpost Enthusiast

2doorpost

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Scored a GMC Private Offer for $1500. Yippee !!!!!!!!

Called on a leftover supposedly new 2014 GMC . Truck was advertised as "new with 2 miles on it". When I talked to the dealership, turns out they were using it for a service loaner program that netted them cash and credit for the trucks sale. It was already using up warranty time.

 

I wasn't overly impressed with their price, or the fact the truck had a couple of thousand miles on it as a loaner. A putrid $4K off list.

Even after scoring a $1500 Private Offer it wasn't going to happen.

 

Another dealer and same story. $4K off a service loaner truck- listed as new online.

 

They're using the trucks and still wanting "new" money for them .

jw4gs11 New Member

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I am a general motors employee so I was able to purchase a vehicle from the PEP program (Company Vehicle) If you are a high enough level at general motors you get a free car to drive around for 6 month and every 6 month you get a new car. They then sell these cars at a discounted price to GM employees and you still get all the new car incentives. Depending on how many miles are on it you get a certain amount off. The different ranges are 0-3000 miles 3000-6000 miles and then over 6000 miles. This truck has 6200 miles so i got the best discount.

 

So the MSRP including destination charge was $50,070

The PEP program purchase price was $40,137

I received $6250 in incentives

So purchase price not including taxes was $33,837

Not to bad i don't think for an 2015 Sierra SLT crew cab with 6k miles

Truck included SLT preferred package, Z71 package, Tonneau cover, 6 inch running boards and spray in be liner

SonomaD New Member

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I bought a Sierra crew cab SLE V6 4wd Monday night. Literally minutes before I left to go to the dealer I scored a $1500 private offer. As I had already discussed price with them before this, it was easy money back in my pocket. This took me from a good deal to a great deal I feel like.

 

Msrp $45,350

Incentives $7500

Dealer discount $6244

$31,606 plus tax

 

If anyone is going buy soon I highly recommend spending some time trying for the private offer.

jamin87ss Senior Enthusiast

jamin87ss

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I was just playing today seeing if they would let me build a white all terrain crew yet (no) and a offer popped up, I took it, not really looking but I may go see who has what in white

Roader Enthusiast

Roader

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I've heard beck and masten gmc since they are a volume dealer. Just dont come to San Antonio...even when i tell them I have gm employee codes they try to give me supplier

Roader Enthusiast

Roader

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Here is my final price, GMC Sierra 1500 crewcab standard box All terrain

 

52,855 MSRP

47,300 GMS

3,500 rebates

1,500 popup offer

42,300 sale price

JCJ Enthusiast

JCJ

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Got my 2015, at a great price. was 49900. They offered 10 k off made it 39900, and got rims tires side steps Bed liner threw in after trade in and we tax incentives was 31000.

dagwood2001 Enthusiast

dagwood2001

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I'm no finance expert like some here, but at almost any price I can't see why one would buy a 2014 now-the second you roll it off the lot you are driving a new car truck but with two years depreciation, no?

drcubanb Enthusiast

drcubanb

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$26k for my Used 2014 Silverado Crew Cab LT, 26k miles. Aftermarket Leather, Texas Edition rims, running boards.

Surge-214 Enthusiast

Surge-214

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Bought my 2015 Sierra SLT Texas Edition 2 weeks ago.

Sticker price of $48,995, Hiley GMC was and I think still is offering about 10k off on all SLTs and some Denalis.

Got it down to 38,995

2doorpost Enthusiast

2doorpost

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I'm no finance expert like some here, but at almost any price I can't see why one would buy a 2014 now-the second you roll it off the lot you are driving a new car truck but with two years depreciation, no?

I'm looking at a new 2014 Crewcab 1WTs in the 24-25 range. How the heck can I "get hurt" at that price?

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