Price paid?

[CanyonRunner]

2015 Silverado 1500 Double Cab, Standard Box WT Convenience Package RWD 5.3 3.08 MSRP was 31,850

 

I paid 27,000 + TTL (no dealer fees)

[Mambo Dave]

2015 Silverado 1500 Double Cab, Standard Box WT Convenience Package RWD 5.3 3.08 MSRP was 31,850

 

I paid 27,000 + TTL (no dealer fees)

 

 

How did you forgo dealer fees? It suggests you could have had the truck for 26xxx + dealer fees which would equal 27k

[werked]

2015 Sierra 1500 SLT 5.3

Crew Cab short bed

Z71 4x4 3.42

Just about every option including sunroof.

53k sticker

Paid 42,9xx out the door

 

Sent from my Note 4

[mikedege]

2015 Sierra 1500 SLT 6.2L 8spd.

CrewCab Short Bed

Z71 All-terrain 4X4

54.4K sticker

43.5k +tax/licenese

 

got the 20% off MSRP deal.

 

-Mike

[Cosmic Charlie]

2015 Sierra 1500 SLT 5.3

Crew Cab short bed

Z71 4x4 3.42

Just about every option including sunroof.

53k sticker

Paid 42,9xx out the door

 

Sent from my Note 4

 

2015 Sierra 1500 SLT 6.2L 8spd.

CrewCab Short Bed

Z71 All-terrain 4X4

54.4K sticker

43.5k +tax/licenese

 

got the 20% off MSRP deal.

 

-Mike

 

 

EXCELLENT DEALS FOR BOTH OF YOU !

[theonlyway]

Finally pulled the trigger. White Diamond All Terrain, Crew Cab, Short Bed, 4x4, Sunroof, Nav, etc. 53.7K MSRP, got it for 44K out the door with tax and fee included.

[Willie will]

2015 Silverado 1500 LTZ z71

LTZ plus package max trailering

Sticker price 51,000

Paid 47,000 out the door tax and fees included

God dam tax got me!!

[Davidpsalt]

2015 GMC Sierra Denali Crew Cab - Loaded

 

$62K MSRP

$53K + tax tag & title.

[Mambo Dave]

I realize the vibration issues in 2014 and 2015 Chevy and GMC trucks are bad, but my folks just found two brand new 2014 Chevy Silverados up on a dealer's lot up north, and I just found a new 2014 GMC Sierra 1500 sitting on a dealership's lot here in Florida today.

 

This is crazy. I'd love to continue to deal, but am damned scared about having to live with one.

[Jer2015CC]

Got my 2015 CC LT 2WD with All Star package and 5.3 a few weeks ago for $34,500 (MSRP: $42,300). I also had a trade-in which was a 2009 Challenger SRT-8 with ~30,000 miles. They gave $26,500 which I was ok with considering the good price on the truck and trying to sell for $28,500 for 3 weeks prior with no luck. I got sick of the "How about $25K cash?" texts and flakey people.

 

I couldn't be happier. I had a 2002 ext. cab before the Challenger and loved it. I had the challenger for almost 5 years and got it out of my system. I got sick of borrowing friends trucks to go ride my dirt bike and people complaining about climbing in the back seat of the challenger.

 

Interested to see the deals people start to get in the coming weeks as dealers clear the way for 2016s.

[Davidpsalt]

2015 GMC Sierra Denali Crew Cab - Loaded

 

$62K MSRP

$53K + tax tag & title.

Also got $6k allowance on trade which was worth $4k to net me $47k - add $3k for tax tag and title - out the door at $50k

[manastalski]

I'm looking to purchase my very first truck and I want it to be a Silverado! I have read through most of this forum and it seems like most people can get $8-11k off MSRP depending on original cost. I'm looking for a crew cab short bed 4x4 LT1. Chevy is advertising $4,000 off MSRP plus 0% 60 mo financing. It seems like most of these trucks have an MSRP of $43-45k. How likely could I get the truck for $33-35k before TTL given the current rebates?

 

I don't think I qualify for employee or supplier pricing. My mother in law's cousin does sell Chevy's but I'm not sure if that qualifies me.

 

The end of the quarter is coming up so I have that working for me. Or should I wait until the 2016s come out so the dealers really want to clear the lot of the 2015s?

 

I'm in the MD area so any dealers known to go low would be helpful.

 

Thanks for the help!

[Counterstrike]

I too am looking into a Silverado crew cab 4x4 lt with all star package. They habe one at a local dealer for 46k with a 10k rebate right now. Has black leather interior. Patiently waiting for bigger rebates.

[trojanone1]

I'm looking to purchase my very first truck and I want it to be a Silverado! I have read through most of this forum and it seems like most people can get $8-11k off MSRP depending on original cost. I'm looking for a crew cab short bed 4x4 LT1. Chevy is advertising $4,000 off MSRP plus 0% 60 mo financing. It seems like most of these trucks have an MSRP of $43-45k. How likely could I get the truck for $33-35k before TTL given the current rebates?

 

I don't think I qualify for employee or supplier pricing. My mother in law's cousin does sell Chevy's but I'm not sure if that qualifies me.

 

The end of the quarter is coming up so I have that working for me. Or should I wait until the 2016s come out so the dealers really want to clear the lot of the 2015s?

 

I'm in the MD area so any dealers known to go low would be helpful.

 

Thanks for the help!

 

Good luck with the search and let us know as I am too looking at an LT.

[tnchevy]

Just remember that the bigger the factory rebate the less money the dealer will come off of the truck after rebates. With $5k rebates you can find a dealer to come off another $5k or so. If there is $10k in factory rebates the dealers will be less pressed to come off much more than that because they can still move the trucks and make more money. I ran into that same scenario this time last year when I was looking to buy.