Price paid?

jamin87ss · July 28, 2015

If I found a 14 summit white crew all terrain close bye I would

xl_cheese · July 31, 2015

Just picked up my truck today. 2015 Silverado 1500 LTZ crew/standard. MSRP: $47,890. Paid: $37,776.

Nabbed a private offer on cars.com last night. They couldn't combine the USAA and the private offer together. I did qualify for the supplier pricing, but the dealership did better than they could using it.

I also got $400 in accessories because I own my own business. http://www.gmfleet.com/2015-business-choice-offers.html. I applied that to tint and step rails.

I found my private offer here if anyone else can find it useful. Somehow they knew I had been researching chevy trucks all month. http://www.cars.com/go/advice/incentives/incentivesAll.jsp?zc=60657

JoeTsarukyan · July 31, 2015

How are you guys getting them so cheap? 4-5 months ago I got mine 2015 CC 5.3 z71, leather, navi, 2x4, all star edition, and few other things...MSRP wa 45k, leased it for 40k, 2k down 435 a month and they payed off my car...and I'm in SoCal, so I dunno if that makes a difference...I feel like I got ripped off, although I checked brokers and other dealers this was the best I found...

Deebo · July 31, 2015

I've been in the market for a Midnight Edition crew since the first one I saw. I've got a 6.2 cocoa dune with all the bells ordered with no obligation to buy but I'm not really too keen on my chances of getting my best deal under these circumstances. I shopped a couple within an hour of home and got offered a 5.3 with the plus package, sunroof, cooled seats and nav that lists for $52,605 for $42,750 out the door including 3.125% tax and fees. This particular truck doesn't include the $2000 tag. If it did, I'd go on and pull the trigger. The thing that stumped me was the fact that they only offered 3.9% through Ally, which seems awfully high. I'm certain I was quoted 1.7% for 72mo at another dealership a couple of weeks ago. I don't know for certain. Sitting in the box negotiating gives me a terrible headache as of late...

2doorpost · July 31, 2015

Just picked up my truck today. 2015 Silverado 1500 LTZ crew/standard. MSRP: $47,890. Paid: $37,776.

..................... Somehow they knew I had been researching chevy trucks all month. http://www.cars.com/go/advice/incentives/incentivesAll.jsp?zc=60657

I just used your link to score a Private Offer for another guy looking to buy a Camaro in the morning. Set him up for an extra thousand off. I already had a Private Offer. Thanks.

zmnypit · July 31, 2015

If I found a 14 summit white crew all terrain close bye I would

Took me from March until a couple weeks ago to find this exact match. Drove 6.5hrs to pick it up. $34k

Roader · July 31, 2015

How are you guys getting them so cheap? 4-5 months ago I got mine 2015 CC 5.3 z71, leather, navi, 2x4, all star edition, and few other things...MSRP wa 45k, leased it for 40k, 2k down 435 a month and they payed off my car...and I'm in SoCal, so I dunno if that makes a difference...I feel like I got ripped off, although I checked brokers and other dealers this was the best I found...

Difference is 2016s be coming out in about 2 months. Longer it is in MY the better the price. Hell, was hard for me to get 10k off with GMS pricing

jamin87ss · July 31, 2015

Took me from March until a couple weeks ago to find this exact match. Drove 6.5hrs to pick it up. $34k

Where did u find it?

2doorpost · August 1, 2015

Private Offer link is still working 8/1/15 at 3 pm est/ Good until 8/31/15

zmnypit · August 3, 2015

Where did u find it?

Cars.com Ashville, NC.

Ag76 · August 4, 2015

I've been trying to get a private offer from both the GMC and Cars.com websites. This morning I clicked on Silverado 1500 instead of Sierra 1500 on Cars.com by mistake, and up popped a $1500 private offer voucher. Does anyone know if the private offer voucher will stack with the $500 Texas Farm Bureau member voucher and the discount I've accumulated on my GM card?

67ChevyRedneck · August 4, 2015

I think I did pretty good.

I bought a double cab 5.3L 2LT Z71 in the Deep Ocean Blue on Friday (last day of July). MSRP was 44,300 and some change.

My "out the door" price from the dealer after some going back and forth was $36,300 and a free bed liner. I put a lot down and my loan is at 2.49% I had a better interest rate from that I was pre approved for, but I would have lost a $500 rebate... so I ran the numbers and I my other loan was "only" $150 cheaper, so I took the rebate and slightly higher interest rate. I plan of paying the truck off early anyway.

So I saved 8K.

My tax/tag/title was $325. SC caps vehicle taxes at $300 and you pay a yearly property tax instead. I paid that separate so it wasn't part of my loan.

Ex-volt · August 5, 2015

Double cab LT Z71 MSRP 44,900. Capitalized cost about 9600 less. Supplier discount plus a wad of rebates plus a 1500 Private Offer. Dealer also swallowed 2200 on a lease pullback. And threw in a soft tonneau cover.

Not bad, lease a 45000 vehicle for 300 a month. 12K, 2 years.

Cohen · August 5, 2015

I've been trying to get a private offer from both the GMC and Cars.com websites. This morning I clicked on Silverado 1500 instead of Sierra 1500 on Cars.com by mistake, and up popped a $1500 private offer voucher. Does anyone know if the private offer voucher will stack with the $500 Texas Farm Bureau member voucher and the discount I've accumulated on my GM card?

Not sure about TX Farm Bur. It should stack with current incentives/rebates and GM Card points. Does not stack with specialized rebates (USAA, Credit Union, etc.) from what I've gathered and heard from Chevy.com chat people and just quick searches.

I found my Private Offer using Incognito Mode on Firefox or equal and start clicking around on Chevrolet.com. I got it to pop looking at Impala's.